Events

Line Dancing with Carol and DJ Scott! Free event, no cover charge and prize awarded for best boots and hat! 

Trying line dancing for the first time can be surprisingly rewarding, even if you’ve never danced before. Here are several compelling reasons to give it a shot:

Line dancing is designed to be accessible — no partner needed, no complex technique required to start. Most dances are broken down step by step and taught slowly, making it ideal for people of all experience levels.

Don’t let the choreographed steps fool you — line dancing can burn serious calories. It improves:

Cardio health

Balance and coordination

Leg and core strength

All without feeling like traditional exercise.

Memorizing steps and sequences gives your brain a workout too. It helps with:

Focus and memory

Reducing stress

Lifting your mood (dancing to music triggers endorphin release)

Line dancing is done in a group, so you get the social benefits of dancing with others — camaraderie, shared learning, fun — but without the pressure of a partner or needing to lead/follow.

You’ll dance to a wide variety of music: country, pop, rock, even hip-hop. The atmosphere is typically casual and welcoming, and messing up is part of the fun.

Line dancing is low-impact, making it suitable for all ages. It’s a skill you can enjoy well into your later years.

Would you like some recommendations for beginner-friendly songs or how to find a local class?

Thursdays every 2 weeks

What to Expect at The West End Inn Open Mic - hosted by Paul Enderle of The Enderle Experience!

Get ready for a laid-back and enjoyable evening of music, community, and good vibes at The West End Inn's open mic in Hamburg, NY! Here's a rundown of what you can expect:

The Vibe

The West End Inn's open mic is all about creating a welcoming and supportive atmosphere. It's a fantastic opportunity to showcase your talent, whether you're a seasoned performer or just starting out. You'll be among fellow music lovers and friendly faces, so don't be shy!

Getting Started

When you arrive, look for the sign-up sheet. This is where you'll put your name down to secure your slot to perform. It's typically first-come, first-served, so arriving a bit early might give you a better chance to play at your preferred time.

What to Bring (and What's Provided!) Your acoustic instrument. No need to bring sound, Paul will provide  mics, cables, sounds.

During the Evening: perform, meet and mingle, enjoy food and beverages!

Ellen Pieroni is a seasoned sax player, multi-instrumentalist, music educator + promoter. She has been an active member of the regional music scene, formerly playing and touring with projects such as Folkfaces and Buffalo Afrobeat Orchestra. 

The Encyclopedia of Soul (EoS) is Pieroni's newest original music endeavor

Every Sunday

Join us every Sunday in August ( 3, 10, 17, 24, 31st) for DJ Trivia nite's from 4 -6 pm! 

Thursdays every 2 weeks

Karaoke with  DJ Scott Panfil every other Thursday! Here's a few reasons to try  Karaoke- ( besides prizes!) 

1. It's a Confidence Builder

Singing in front of others—especially in a supportive environment—can be a major boost to your self-esteem.

It helps you face and overcome social fears in a fun, low-pressure setting.

2. It’s Fun, Even If You're Not "Good"

Karaoke isn’t about being a professional singer; it's about having fun.

People usually appreciate enthusiasm more than vocal skill.

3. A Great Way to Connect with Others

It breaks the ice and brings people together.

Whether you’re solo or in a group, it creates shared memories and laughter.

4. It Lets You Express Yourself

Pick songs that match your mood, personality, or humor.

It’s a playful way to show a different side of yourself.

5. Stress Relief

Singing releases endorphins and can lift your mood.

Laughing at yourself (and with others) is a healthy way to unwind.

6. You Might Discover a Hidden Talent

You never know—you might actually enjoy singing or realize you’ve got a great voice.

Hamburg's Alison Pipitone is back!

Rich Maiola is a rock musician from the band Concrete Peach - who plays with a lot of “feeling”. When playing Solo Acoustic, he plays a wide variety ranging from Steely Dan, ZZ Top, & Linda Ronstadt, to The Allman Brothers, Foo Fighters, & Black Sabbath. 

I think you'll enjoy!!!