BRUNCH, PLEASE!
It’s not just brunch. It’s a full-blown singalong party in the heart of Ohio. Mimosas flowing. Avocado toast and hash bowls covering tables. A room full of voices belting out every word to the throwbacks that defined generations. From Beyoncé to Blink-182, this is your chance to eat, drink, and scream-sing with your favorite people.
BRUNCH, PLEASE! has become a destination, with people traveling from not only across Ohio, but across the country to experience it.
Tickets sell out fast, so grab your crew, book your table, and come see why everyone’s calling it the most fun brunch in the Midwest.
EVENTS
BRUNCH, PLEASE!
Our high-energy, ticketed singalong brunch has quickly become a phenomenon.
Guests enjoy all the throwbacks, with mimosas and brunch-style shots, and a full-on scream-singing experience to throwback anthems.
The event attracts groups from all over the state (and beyond) who come to celebrate birthdays, bachelorettes, and just about anything worth raising a glass for.
It’s positioned not just as brunch but as a safe destination experience — part concert, part party, part community gathering.
BEAR, PLEASE!
A nightlife spin-off of the Brunch, Please! brand, leaning into a late-night dance-party vibe.
Where Brunch, Please! is all about daylight energy and communal singing, Bear, Please! shifts the mood to a club-style atmosphere with big beats, nonstop dancing, and a safe, celebratory environment that keeps the same core audience engaged after dark.
It’s built to extend the brand’s momentum into evenings, creating another reason for people to travel and stay in Marion for the weekend.
Sunday Service
A monthly “singalong church without the religion” experience.
Sunday Service is structured around the same community energy as Brunch, Please! but framed with a spiritual-meets-party aesthetic.
Guests come together for mimosas, DJ sets, and the communal joy of scream-singing to everything from Beyoncé to Kelly Clarkson.
The idea is to capture the feeling of fellowship, positivity, and shared energy people loved from church, while swapping hymnals for Lil’ Jon and wine for champagne.
