Bunco & Green Broke Music: This Week at the PH
- PLYMOUTH HOTEL
- Jan 7
- 2 min read
What is Dry January Anyway?
KIDDING KIDDING - major respect and admiration to all the PH Patrons who decide not to drink during January, but that's no reason not to hang out with us!
Is it just us, or is 2026 already off to a fast start? Let's keep the momentum going, keep the dice rolling (get it, that's a bunco joke 😅) and swing by our establishment this weekend for some fun. Here's what we've got going on:
Wednesday, 1/7: Bunco w/ Christina
🎲 NEW YEAR, NEW ROLL! 🎲
Bunco w/ Christina is Back in 2026! Whether you’re a seasoned pro or have no idea what a "Bunco" even is, we want you there.
Not feeling the dice? No problem! You can still join the party 🥂 Come for the snacks, stay for the drinks, and hang out with the rest of us while we play. No pressure, just good vibes.
Friday, 1/9: Live Music - Green Broke
Sam is Back this Week! 🎸🍻
It feels like Green Broke Music was JUST HERE - and he kind of was, it's only been three weeks - but we don't care! We love having Sam Fabila play so he's back this Friday.
You'll want to catch this one because he won't be back again until late February. Come crush a Coors with this Cowboy for a night of Music and Community!
Questions? Comments? Concerns? Want to Reserve a Table?
Just send us an email - we'll sort it all out!
Hope you'll find a reason to come hang out with us this weekend - it doesn't have to be a GOOD reason, just one that let's us see your face!
Cheers,
Mama Swas & the PH Team
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