SAVE THE HEN
Striving to keep Seattle’s last true honky-tonk, and all its stories, alive.
Save The Hen Appreciation Spirit Week
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Sunday Funday ft Owen Evans
Sunday 10.12.25 | 5pm - close
Theme: Hat Night! Wear your favorite hat
5-7pm: Owen Evans
7:30-close: Bodacious Open Mic Jam -
Monday: Line Dancing
Monday 10.13.25 | 8pm - close
Theme: White Out & Neon Nights
8-9pm: Line Dancing lesson
9pm-close: Line Dancing party
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Tuesday: Bluegrass Jam
Tuesday 10.14.25 | 7:30pm - close
Theme: Dress like Lando! Wear yellow or Outlanders gear
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Wednesday: Karaoke
Wednesday 10.15.25 | 9pm - close
Theme: Dress like your karaoke artist or rep DJ Forrest Gump gear
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Thursday: Buckaroosters
Thursday 10.16.25 | 7pm - close
Theme: Dress like The Buckaroosters: Bowties & Sequins
7pm: Advanvced 2-step lesson
8pm: Beginner lesson
9pm: Buckaroosters$5 cover
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Knut Bell & the Blue Collars
Friday & Saturday 10.17-18.25 | 9pm - close
Theme: Cowboy Chic: Dress to the Nines! (Fringe, sparkles, everything!)
Be sure to show up Saturday to close out Spirit Week and reveal the new Save The Hen name!
$10 cover
Seattle’s Last Real Honky-Tonk
Since the 1930s, The Little Red Hen has been one of Seattle’s most iconic Venues. It is the city’s oldest country Music Venue.
The Little Red Hen not only offers live music, but also two-stepping lessons, bluegrass jams, open mics and a rare sense of welcome for dancers, musicians, and music lovers of all kinds.
This is one of the only places in Seattle where you can walk in on any night of the week, hear a live band, join a dance floor full of smiling strangers, and feel like you belong. And it may soon be gone.