Community Calendar

We're pouring amazing boutique wines from independent winemakers around the world, join us for a glass at half price or a bottle at 10% off any Tuesday!!! Indulge in something new and delicious that you're not likely to find anywhere else or find a new favorite.

All of our wine is also available "to go" at retail pricing everyday! We also feature free live music 5 nights per week, Tuesday thru Saturday. Visit our website at www.thedrinkerys.com and click on our Whisperz Calendar or Events page to find out who is playing this week!

Every Wednesday night at Whisperz Speakeasy we offer 25% off standard whiskey, bourbon & scotch pours and cocktails alongside FREE live music! Be sure to check our events page on our website to see who's playing this Wednesday and find the password of the week!

We’re hosting a Spoken Word and Open Mic Night at Tuck-N-Reds in Yellow Springs! This is a family-friendly event, and we’re working to build a supportive community of local musicians, poets, comedians, and performers of all kinds. Everyone is welcome—whether you’re a seasoned artist or stepping on stage for the first time, we invite you to come share your voice. Sign up by texting (937)460-8582

Open Mic Show & Tell with Adam Flaig
The Southgate House Revival - The Lounge
Wed August 05, 2026 7:00 pm (Doors: 6:00 pm)

Ages 21 and up

Join us on the lawn for an uplifting evening of music and community featuring the UD Adult Music Program, New Horizons, and the Dayton Celebration Chorus. 🎶✨
Part of the PNC Community Series, this special evening celebrates lifelong learning, creativity, and the power of music to bring people together.
Based at the University of Dayton, the UD New Horizons Music Program creates opportunities for adults of all experience levels to begin or continue their musical journeys in a welcoming and supportive environment. Alongside them, the Dayton Celebration Chorus brings rich harmonies, joyful performances, and contagious energy that fills the lawn with connection and spirit.
Together, these ensembles remind us that music belongs to everyone and that it’s never too late to learn, grow, create, and share in the joy of live performance.
Bring your lawn chairs or blankets, enjoy local food trucks, and spend an evening celebrating community and music in downtown Dayton. Everyone is welcome on the lawn.
Part of the PNC Community Series.
Special thanks to PNC for supporting free community programming and helping make arts experiences accessible for all.

Join us on Friday, September 18th, from 9p-12 am as we welcome G. Scott Jones & the Freedom Ensemble back to the Whisperz Speakeasy stage for a groovin', swingin', funky jazz experience you don't want to miss! This awesome ensemble represents an eclectic mix of highly talented, highly respected musicians: G. Scott Jones - Trombone and Tuba; Brenda Flowers - Trombone and Vocals; Kayla Upthegrove - Saxophone; Moses Mabarak - Piano; Eddie Brookshire - Bass; and Shohei Shibata - Drums. Join us early for delectable small plates, delicious handcrafted cocktails and mocktails, an exquisite wine and spirits selection, and the elegant ambiance you’ve been looking for!

Please remember, guests are seated on a first-come, first-serve basis and we do enforce a dress code of business casual through evening elegance or period-appropriate attire, if you wish (jeans are acceptable but must be well-kempt). We are 25 & up and require a valid ID for entry!

There is no cover charge for FREE LIVE MUSIC at Whisperz Speakeasy, but the password is required for entry and can be found on our website: www.thedrinkerys.com

Join Cincinnati String Project for an evening of live music at Clifton Cultural Arts Center on Saturday, September 19 from 6–8 p.m. The program brings together classical, folk and pop, offering a fresh and accessible take on chamber music in one of Cincinnati’s favorite neighborhood arts spaces.

The concert also supports a great local cause. Proceeds benefit Cincinnati String Project’s free music education program in Title I schools, helping more young people across Cincinnati experience the joy and opportunity of making music. Tickets are $20.

Yellow Springs Porchfest is a free, neighbor-driven day celebrating music and community on 9/19/26 presented by the Yellow Springs Arts Council. More information at: https://www.ysporchfest.com

LINEUP:
12 - 1pm

• 136 W North College St…....Strings Attached Band; acoustic folk/rock
• 218 Dayton St.......................Willy and Deb; originals/popular covers
• 335 W. Center College St…..The Rong Brothers; porch punk
• 410 S. Stafford St..................Yellow Springs Strings; classical
• Crome Yellow Springs...........Novel Vibrations; alternative pop/rock
• Lark Overland .......................Toxic Nobility; pop/punk rock.
• Peach’s Grill...........................Possum Creek Ramblers; contemp. bluegrass.
• Rose & Sal Vintage Shop…...The Figureheads of Dayton; original roots/rock’roll
• WYSO ...................................Kid Bigfoot; folk rock
• Ye Olde Trail Tavern ..............Sacred Hobo; live looping/acoustic

1 - 2pm

• 135 E. Davis St.....................The Gage Thomas Band; jam band/blues/rock/jazz
• 149 E. Limestone St..............Limestone Hot 4; jazz
• 319 W. Davis St.....................K. Carter; hip hop
• 330 Dayton St........................Tom Clevenger; singer-songwriter
• 422 N. High St.......................Tracy Perkins & the Percolation; alternative
• Corner Cone .........................Bob Lucas; old time Americana
• Electroshield .........................Ready Shet Go; singer-songwriter/folk/indie
• 511 S High St.........................The Hitchhikers Celtic Band; traditional Irish

2 - 3pm

• 137 W Davis St......................Rude Scholar; alternative/indie rock
• 150 E Limestone St...............T. Kao; indie/bossa nova/dance/Americana
• 214 E Whiteman St...............Alec Snead; folk rock/singer-songwriter
• 218 Dayton St.......................Whiskey Brisket; ska
• 335 W Center College St…..Too Pretty; hard rock
• 315 Kingsfield Ct..................Luke Hummel; psychedelic/folk
• 521 Lincoln Ct......................4 String Fun; ukulele blues, jazz, pop & folk
• Lark Overland......................Whatev'r; folk rock/rock
• MAZU ..................................Rachel Litteral; bluesy soul rock
• Trail Town Brewing ...............Pinehouse; psychedelic Americana

3 - 4pm

• 125 W Whiteman St.............Momtime; retro pop rock
• 128 W North College St…....Arbitrarium; indie folk
• 149 E Limestone St...............Rob Heiliger; singer/songwriter
• 332 Phillips St.......................Catsteel; country-folk
• 409 Fairfield Pike.................The GSMO Band; psychedelic folk rock
• 511 S High St.......................Drew Eberly; indie folk
• 580 W Limestone St.............Trey Posey; hip hop
• Peach’s Grill ........................Never Try; indie rock/pop punk/alt
• Ye Olde Trail Tavern ............Mike & Jackie; folk/rock/blues/country
• YS Community Library..........Sycamore Winds; light classical

4 - 5pm

• 120 E Limestone St...............Mark Babb; acoustic fingerstyle blues
• 214 E Whiteman St...............Diebold/Miller/Westhof; creative rock/indie
• 246 N High St........................JFX316; electronic
• 319 S. Stafford St................. Scuzzy Wayne; psychedelic powerpop
• 336 Phillips St........................Don Fulton; acoustic roots/Americana
• 380 W North College St.........WAHFU; groove rock
• 401 Pleasant St....................Heartstrings; acoustic/folk/celtic
• 604 Phillips St........................The Slapping Sheilas; alternative rock
• Corner Cone..........................The Wrong Elevator Band; pop/folk/rock/blues

5 - 6pm

• 125 W Whiteman St................Luhara Chanwasi; alternative rock
• 144 W Center College St….....Blue J; acoustic/piano classical
• 202 Fairfield Pike.....................The Walrus and the Carpenter; indie/rock
• 330 Dayton Street....................Clam Jam '99; indie pop rock
• 332 Phillips St..........................JazzMuse; jazz/latin/bossa nova
• 580 W Limestone St................Birdeye; Americana
• Rose & Sal Vintage Shop…....Gary Williams & Westside Players; blues/soul
• YS Arts Council Gallery...........Rusted River; acoustic/Americana/modern folk
• Yellow Springs Brewery...........Red Cap Society; punk/stoner metal

6 - 7pm

• 120 E. Limestone St...............The Captain's Daughter; Celtic folk; early music
• 214 E. Whiteman St...............Little Miami; river music
• 319 S. Stafford St..................Mike Bankhead; indie rock
• 336 Phillips St.......................Mark Co.; folk soul rock vibe
• 401 Pleasant St....................Corndrinkers; old-time string band
• 604 Phillips St........................Doctor Meat; hard rock/metal
• 640 W. Limestone St..............Resonant Echo; rock/metal
• Emerge, 116 E. N. College.....Devil’s Backbone; blues/bluegrass/funk
• WYSO.....................................Tronee Threat; hip hop

7 - 8pm

• 128 W North College St……..Jackie Treehorn 5; rock and roll
• 144 W Center College St.......River City Roustabout; folk/Americana
• 318 Phillips St........................Will C.; acoustic original soul
• 319 W Davis St......................Dawn Cooksey; singer songwriter
• 422 N High St .......................Old Possums' Menagerie; acoustic fiddle
• 440 Green St.........................The Electric Beige; psych rock/art-pop
• 521 Lincoln Ct........................Novena; folk/rock/blues/country/indie
• MAZU ....................................Maria, etc; alternative folk
• Trail Town Brewing..................Nasty Bingo; folkadelic

Join us on Saturday, September 19th as we welcome musicians to both the Whisperz Speakeasy stages! Taking the original stage from 7-8:30pm is renowned saxophonist Gunnar Gidner performing a sultry, soulful solo set. Gunnar Gidner is saxophonist based in Cincinnati, OH. He has studied music at CCM and UMKC conservatories of music. He has performed on stage with Bobby Watson, Joel Frahm, Eric Alexander, Steve Davis, Mike Wade, Bob Bowman, and more. Gunnar has a strong love for Swing, Be-Bop, and Hard-Bop music from the 1920’s to the 1970’s. He also plays a variety of music, all the way from Bossa Nova to Funk & Rock.

He will be followed by Glad Rags & Giggle Water from 9p til midnight with jazz, blues & lounge favorites on our new, expanded stage inside the Onyx Lounge. This ensemble features Thomas Downs, Bill Burns, and Tom Bresnick alongside vocalist Tori Lee. Be sure to grab your GIGGLE WATER and settle in early. Seating is first come first serve. Don't forget the secret password - you'll need it to enter!

Please remember, guests are seated on a first-come, first-serve basis and we do enforce a dress code of business casual through evening elegance or period-appropriate attire, if you wish (jeans are acceptable but must be well-kempt). We are 25 & up and require a valid ID for entry!

There is no cover charge for FREE LIVE MUSIC at Whisperz Speakeasy, but the password is required for entry and can be found on our website: www.thedrinkerys.com

Join us on Saturday, September 19th as we welcome musicians to both the Whisperz Speakeasy stages! Taking the original stage from 7-8:30pm is renowned saxophonist Gunnar Gidner performing a sultry, soulful solo set followed by Glad Rags & Giggle Water from 9p til midnight with jazz, blues & lounge favorites on our new, expanded stage inside the Onyx Lounge. This ensemble features Thomas Downs, Bill Burns, and Tom Bresnick alongside vocalist Tori Lee. Be sure to grab your GIGGLE WATER and settle in early. Seating is first come first serve. Don't forget the secret password - you'll need it to enter!

Please remember, guests are seated on a first-come, first-serve basis and we do enforce a dress code of business casual through evening elegance or period-appropriate attire, if you wish (jeans are acceptable but must be well-kempt). We are 25 & up and require a valid ID for entry!

There is no cover charge for FREE LIVE MUSIC at Whisperz Speakeasy, but the password is required for entry and can be found on our website: www.thedrinkerys.com