Trivia Night · Hampton Roads
Two time machines. One night. And a whole lot of answers you've been storing since middle school.
40 seats, and this one will move.
Nine months apart, two movies gave us the same idea and told it two completely different ways.
One was a nightmare about a future coming to find you. The other was a comedy about going back to fix one. Both built a time machine out of a car. Both convinced a generation that the right song, the right car, or the right amount of nerve could change everything.
We're taking over the bar area at Just Birdies for two hours of trivia built entirely around those two films, hosted by Troy Trivia.
Teams are four people. Come with three friends and you're set. Come solo or with one other person and we'll put you together with others until your table is full. Nobody plays alone here, and meeting the table next to you is half the point.
Hill Valley, the Twin Pines, and everything the DeLorean touched.
Cyberdyne, the Tech Noir, and a very bad night in Los Angeles.
Head to head. Same questions, two very different timelines.
Doc Brown or the T-800. Harder than it sounds after a round of wings.
The final round, double points, and the one that decides it.
No phones at the table. You know more than you think you do.
Just Birdies
2419 Hampton Blvd, Suite 104
Norfolk, VA 23517
757-402-3363
We'll be in the bar area. Full menu and full bar all night, so come hungry and come early.
Don't circle the block looking for a spot out front. There's a large lot on the left side of the Railyard at Lambert's Point, and it's almost always open. Park there and walk through the shopping area over to Just Birdies — it's a short, flat, well-lit walk.
$10 per person. Forty seats total, up to 4 per order, first come first served. If you're booking fewer than four, we'll build you into a team the night of.
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The gray is intentional. So is the life.