It makes sense to promote Tattooed Mom‘s craft Sundays, because, well, it’s art you make in a bar. And not just any bar. My love for Mom’s (both the Tattooed and Sugar) is as deep as my love for my real mom. Cheap drinks, great staff, a comfortable atmosphere. At Mom’s if you’re broke as hale, they have the cheapest PBR. If you fancy yourself a local-beer only drinker, they have the beers for you. Cider’s always on draft if you want something lighter. And the mixed drinks are some of the cheapest in the city. That’s not even getting into if you have one of the magic wooden tokens. Or the fun toys and candy on every table. There are specials every day of the week (like Taco Tuesday or Pirogi Wednesday) and they’re open early and late. I love Mom’s. Much of my early twenties was spent either on the couches in the mint green room of Tattooed Mom’s or huddled in a bumper car in the brick basement of Sugar Mom’s.
Mike Smith, on Sock Puppet craft Sunday
I told you that you liked bikes. Well, mom agrees with me. Today (July 5th) you can make a spoke card for your bike . I think those are the things that the cool bikers who don’t have breaks stick in their wheels to make it sound like they’re going faster. Or they win in races. I’m not really part of that culture. If you’re not into it, you can make some other crafty things, as they tend to have boxes upon boxes of supplies. Crafting takes place from 1 – 11PM and if the lure of glue, feathers, and glitter wasn’t enough, they always offer $1 PBR cans, $1.50 Lionshead bottles, and half priced sandwiches. It’s the affordable way to rebound from a hangover.
Tattooed Mom’s
530 South Street