Thursday , March 3rd

Patrick Ryan’s

3155 Broadway,
btw. Tiemann and La Salle
Harlem

Yuengling, Bud, and Coors Light drafts; $12 cover / 8pm-10pm

“All the beer that’s fit to drink” is still not nearly enough for me to advocate trekking out to Harlem to drink alongside a beer pong table.

However, they do have free Wi-Fi, and perhaps you live closer?

(via. Myopenbar)

Wednesday, March 2nd

Delancey Lounge

168 Delancey St,
btw. Clinton St. and Attorney St.
Lower East Side

free shots of 44 Degrees North vodka atfer burlesque performances, no cover / 9:30pm

Runaround Sue and Scooter Pie of Sugar Shack Burlesque host “breathtaking burlesque and gorgeous go-go” at this informal and intimate show on the main floor.

This week’s special guest, for those who are keeping up, is Lady A. DJ Jess spins the hits.
(via. MyOpenBar)

Tuesday , March 1st

Panda

139 Chrystie Street,
btw Delancey St & Broome St
Lower East Side

vodka or whiskey lemonade, no cover / 8:30pm-9pm, 10pm-10:30pm

Panda Bar, that unwanted step-child of Home Sweet Home, just a few doors up the block, is waking up to the smell of open bardom. Tuesdays are tough, O.K.?

With Wild Sharks DJ crew from 8pm to midnight.

(via. Myopenbar)

Monday , February 28th

Good Company

10 hope st.
Brooklyn

drink specials $4 well drinks, $1 off draft, $5 and $6 beer/shot combos

metal monday from 8-midnight then the Kings of Karaoke will take over from midnight-3am.
drink specials $4 well drinks, $1 off draft, $5 and $6 beer/shot combos

(via. Boozeparty)

Saturday , February 26th

Gallery 151

350 Bowery St,
btw 4th St & Great Jones St
Lower East Side

undisclosed open bar, $10 suggested donation / 7pm-10pm

If you missed the insanley long open bar and ensuing dance floor mayhem at last week’s opening shindig, consider yourself lucky because they’re doing it all again!

Only slightly less epic deal: still epic 3-hour open bar, tunes by DJ Joro Boro and art by a gazillion artists, a list of whom you can find here. Click here for more info about Swimming Cites and the sculptural boat project that your generous $10 donation will help to fund.

(via. Myopenbar)

Friday , February 25th

Bohemian Hall & Beer Garden

29-19 24th Ave.,
btw 29th St & 31st St
Astoria

Chelsea Brewing Company beer, no cover / 7pm until gone

In spirit contrary to the economic downturn, WhyLeaveAstoria.com is offering free food and beer, a giant circus and live band karaoke to celebrate 6000 people joining their web group.

(via. Myopenbar)

Thursday , February 24th

49 Grove

49 Grove St.,
at Bleeker st.
West Village
(212) 727-1100

vodka, no cover / 10pm-11pm

Couldn’t afford a European vacay this summer? Surround yourself in European culture (read: techno and cologne) here.

Mention Rory’s “exclusive” guest list at the door for free entry.

(via. Myopenbar)

Wednesday , February 23rd

Veronica People’s Club

105 Franklin Street,
at Greenpoint Avenue
Greenpoint
(718) 349-2901

Exclusiv Vodka, no cover / 10pm-10:30pm

We’re just gonna rip this feature from Flavorpill because they pay their writers to do it:

“in a nod to the 20th anniversary of cult classic Twin Peaks, welcome DJ Russ (the guy behind soldoutmusic.com) to curate a selection of weird, avant-garde, and just plain moody tunes. Expect anything from witch house to ambient, and even some lite FM Buckingham/Nicks jams while a selection of Twin Peaks episodes plays in the background. Bonus: open bar from 10:00-10:30pm.” Indeed.

(via. Myopenbar)

Tuesday , February 22nd

Powerhouse Arena

37 Main Street,
at Water Street
DUMBO
(718) 666-3049

unspecified drinks, no cover / 7pm-9pm RSVP to rsvp@powerhousearena.com

Join Micah L. Sifry for a reading and discussion of WikiLeaks and the Age of Transparency, the first book on the spectacular information leaks that stunned the world.

As the co-founder and executive editor of the Personal Democracy Forum (where Assange has spoken twice), editor of its award-winning techPresident.com blog, and a senior technology adviser to the Sunlight Foundation, Micah L. Sifry is perfectly situated for this analysis. His latest book is an “insightful exploration of the red-hot spot where politics and the Internet intersect. An indispensable resource for the future fight over secrecy and openness.” RSVP to rsvp@powerhousearena.com.

(via. Myopenbar)

Monday , February 21st

Parkside Lounge

317 East Houston,
at Attorney Street
Lower East Side

Jameson, no cover / 9:30pm until gone

Free Jameson doled out for the one-year anniversary of the weekly FunkFest & Vinyl Swap. DJs Carlota Love and Shane Smith don’t judge.

(via. Myopenbar)