WHAT WEEKLY

Let’s Do Some Stuff!

07 April 2010

★ Brooke Hall & Justin Allen

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A natural fit: Retro TV game show and Hamden’s Hon Bar. This is where notorious beehive backdrop meets accordion-playing, trivia-asking experimental game show host, Landis Expandis. Here’s Kristol Das and Deanna Boyd on ‘Let’s Do Some Stuff,’ a new game being played at The Hon Bar that affords you the opportunity to win free beer, food or an entire bar tab depending on how well you play the game. Oh, did I mention Putting For Pints? Yeah, I sunk a putt for a free pint. I also won a round of ‘Fact or Crap,’ which led to more free pints! Where else in Baltimore do you get the chance to win back the money you spend at the bar? Check it out for yourself, every Tuesday at The Hon Bar.

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