When Lost Grove Brewery opened its doors in October 2017, they were eager to create a unique and engaging atmosphere for their patrons. The founders were passionate about sustainability, being a B Corp brewery, and were always on the lookout for innovative ways to entertain their guests. It wasn’t long
High Grain Brewing Co., with its two thriving locations in Silverton and Springfield Township, has been a client of Last Call Trivia for nearly five years. Throughout this time, Marketing and Event Director Austin Neal and his team have embraced trivia nights as a cornerstone of their weekly entertainment offerings.
When Trivia works, it’s magic—and when it doesn’t we’ve got options.
If you’ve ever found yourself saying: “We post about trivia once, hang up a flyer, and then… crickets?” — you’re not alone. Most bar owners and managers don’t have the time, energy, or (frankly) interest to run complicated marketing campaigns. That’s why we built WOMP — Word Of Mouth Promotion
Trivia night should be one of the easiest ways to pack your bar on a slow night. When it’s done right, it’s a midweek money-maker that keeps customers coming back and spending. But we see too many bars making the same mistakes that leave their seats empty and their staff
In this business, there’s no shortage of hustle. But too often, that hustle gets channeled into the wrong places—especially when it comes to promotions. Last week, I visited five bars in five days. Different cities. Different owners. Same questions. And if you’re running a bar right now, I can bet
Hey, Bar Pros! Have you ever pondered the impact trivia night could have on your bar’s success? If you’ve hosted a trivia night before, you’re well aware of its potential to draw in a big crowd. But the golden question is, should you opt for one-off events or go for
DIY Trivia vs. Bar Pros Trivia You’ve got slow nights to fix and staff schedules to juggle. Someone says, “Let’s just run trivia ourselves. It’ll be easy.” It won’t. Sure, it looks simple. Grab a mic. Print some questions. Hand it to the funniest bartender. But when the crowd doesn’t
Ever wonder why some bar nights just click? Those magical evenings where the energy is high, the laughter is loud, and patrons can’t wait to come back for more? That’s the enchanting power of trivia. It’s not merely a game; it’s an exploration of psychology and human connection.
Discover how The Fields Bar and Grill packs the house every Tuesday with Trivia Night, drawing over 100 players and boosting weekday sales.
When Lost Grove Brewery opened its doors in October 2017, they were eager to create a unique and engaging atmosphere for their patrons. The founders were passionate about sustainability, being a B Corp brewery, and were always on the lookout for innovative ways to entertain their guests. It wasn’t long
High Grain Brewing Co., with its two thriving locations in Silverton and Springfield Township, has been a client of Last Call Trivia for nearly five years. Throughout this time, Marketing and Event Director Austin Neal and his team have embraced trivia nights as a cornerstone of their weekly entertainment offerings.
When Trivia works, it’s magic—and when it doesn’t we’ve got options.
If you’ve ever found yourself saying: “We post about trivia once, hang up a flyer, and then… crickets?” — you’re not alone. Most bar owners and managers don’t have the time, energy, or (frankly) interest to run complicated marketing campaigns. That’s why we built WOMP — Word Of Mouth Promotion
Trivia night should be one of the easiest ways to pack your bar on a slow night. When it’s done right, it’s a midweek money-maker that keeps customers coming back and spending. But we see too many bars making the same mistakes that leave their seats empty and their staff
In this business, there’s no shortage of hustle. But too often, that hustle gets channeled into the wrong places—especially when it comes to promotions. Last week, I visited five bars in five days. Different cities. Different owners. Same questions. And if you’re running a bar right now, I can bet
Hey, Bar Pros! Have you ever pondered the impact trivia night could have on your bar’s success? If you’ve hosted a trivia night before, you’re well aware of its potential to draw in a big crowd. But the golden question is, should you opt for one-off events or go for
DIY Trivia vs. Bar Pros Trivia You’ve got slow nights to fix and staff schedules to juggle. Someone says, “Let’s just run trivia ourselves. It’ll be easy.” It won’t. Sure, it looks simple. Grab a mic. Print some questions. Hand it to the funniest bartender. But when the crowd doesn’t
Ever wonder why some bar nights just click? Those magical evenings where the energy is high, the laughter is loud, and patrons can’t wait to come back for more? That’s the enchanting power of trivia. It’s not merely a game; it’s an exploration of psychology and human connection.
Discover how The Fields Bar and Grill packs the house every Tuesday with Trivia Night, drawing over 100 players and boosting weekday sales.
