Events

Join us for an intimate evening of live music at Civility & Unrest as we welcome the enchanting Caety Sagoian to our stage. Known for her soulful vocals, magnetic presence, and genre-bending style, Caety brings a dynamic mix of energy and elegance that perfectly complements the atmosphere of our underground cocktail bar.

Sip on finely crafted cocktails, sink into the moody glow of our lounge, and let the music carry you late into the night.

Space fills up quick so come early for the cocktails, stay late for the music.

Will also feature specialty Halloween cocktails presented by Pernod.

Join us for a hauntingly unforgettable celebration of Halloween revelry! Step through the shadows into our hidden speakeasy for a sinfully fun night. We have conjured up Halloween themed potions to keep your spirits high while the DJ casts their spell through the bar. 2-hour table limit. 21+ID REQUIRED Photobooth will be available from 7-10pm! *2 hour limit on tables subject to business* 

DJ playing live music from 7-11pm.

Specialty cocktails presented by Pernod. A wicked good time awaits. Dare to join us?

Step into the shadows this Halloweekend as we welcome DRKR to set the mood for Frequencies of Unrest on Saturday, November 1st. Lose yourself in a night of hypnotic beats, deep house energy, and eerie elegance — where spirits flow darker, and the line between civility and unrest disappears.

Come dressed to impress (or to haunt). Specialty cocktails rise from the grave for one night only.

DJ playing live music from 7-11pm. 2 hour table limit.

Specialty cocktails presented by Pernod. A wicked good time awaits. Dare to join us?

Descend beneath the surface and lose yourself in the sound. Featured  on Saturday nights, Frequencies of Unrest is the weekly DJ series at Civility & Unrest, where deep grooves, nu-disco, and underground house converge beneath the city streets. Settle in and gather around candlelit tables, and let the music pull you into the pulse of the room. Enjoy craft cocktails in the comfort of good company and great music. It’s not just a night out — it’s an atmosphere. A ritual. A reminder that beneath the civility, there’s always a little unrest. No cover for the evening, space is limited.