Tristan Dougherty is a folk musician and singer-songwriter based in Richmond, Virginia, whose music features finger-style guitar and warm, illuminative lyrics.
Get a team together for weekly pub trivia from Geeks Who Drink every week from 8-10pm at Pale Fire! Free to play and winning teams get cool prizes.
Play SINGO at Pale Fire! It's Bingo with a musical spin and you can play every Thursday for FREE! Instead of listening for a number, players are listening to song clips of "the good parts" of popular songs. Sing along (if you like!) and match song titles on your SINGO card.
An afternoon of jazz music from the Ethan Walker Quartet.
Join us for Books & Brews, an author series organized by WMRA and focused on discussions with writers from our area.
Get a team together for weekly pub trivia from Geeks Who Drink every week from 8-10pm at Pale Fire! Free to play and winning teams get cool prizes.
Play SINGO at Pale Fire! It's Bingo with a musical spin and you can play every Thursday for FREE! Instead of listening for a number, players are listening to song clips of "the good parts" of popular songs. Sing along (if you like!) and match song titles on your SINGO card.
<<<The Norms at Pale Fire Brewing Co.Friday, September 13th7PMFREEall ages>>> From the infinite depths of space, where time and matter are mere mortal constructs, there exists a sound. A sound […]
Join Climate Action Alliance of the Valley (CAAV) for Green Drinks at Pale Fire Brewing! Meet at 5pm on the third Tuesday of every month. People interested in sustainability, green […]
Get a team together for weekly pub trivia from Geeks Who Drink every week from 8-10pm at Pale Fire! Free to play and winning teams get cool prizes.
Play SINGO at Pale Fire! It's Bingo with a musical spin and you can play every Thursday for FREE! Instead of listening for a number, players are listening to song clips of "the good parts" of popular songs. Sing along (if you like!) and match song titles on your SINGO card.
Mothman Rodeo is Blake Cramer (Trout Mouth, Shenandoah Alley) + Reverend Bill Howard (The Judy Chops, The Newtown Queens). Their unique blend of classic country, rockabilly, and rock with a punk sensibility is something they call ‘Cryptid Country.’