Toga night at the Sand Dollar Lounge means bedsheets as fashion statements and a live band keeping the dance floor moving well past midnight. This dive bar has been pouring drinks and hosting bands since the 70s, and that gritty, no-frills blues bar atmosphere makes it an unexpectedly perfect backdrop for a bunch of grown adults wrapped in white linens doing their best impression of a frat party. Come in full toga regalia or just keep it casual—nobody's checking IDs for fashion sense here, just the one at the door confirming you're 21 and up.

There's no cover charge, which fits the laid-back, come-as-you-are vibe this place has cultivated over decades. The band plays loud, the drinks flow, and the walls practically hum with the ghosts of blues legends who used to play this same stage. It's the kind of night where the music's good enough to dance to but the whole thing stays loose and unpretentious, running from 10pm to 2am for anyone who wants to make a late night out of it.