The Happy Hours turns that early-evening lull into a full-on dance party at Grey Witch, Henderson's cozy haven of booze, music, and Detroit-style pizza. A live DJ works the booth spinning throwback anthems from the '80s, '90s, and early 2000s — the kind of songs that make millennials and Gen Xers alike abandon their barstools the second the bassline hits. This particular edition, dubbed "Grey Witch," leans into something a little more mysterious and otherworldly, with an atmosphere that feels like stepping into an enchanted, slightly spooky realm while the hits keep rolling.

Expect the venue's signature mix of craft cocktails and a relaxed, no-pretense crowd, all wrapped around a 400-capacity music room that usually hosts rock and punk bills. Here, though, it's pure nostalgia — the kind of night where you order another round, sing along to songs you haven't heard in years, and let the early evening stretch into something that feels like a proper night out.