Guys Night Out! Bowling at Bowlero! Dinner Included!

Guys Night Out – Bowling, Brotherhood & Good Times!

Fellas, it’s time to lace up, roll deep, and knock down more than just pins—we’re building stronger friendships and having a damn good time doing it!

Join us on March 5, 2025, for another Guys Night Out, this time at Bowlero on Camino Seco. We’ve got two hours of bowling, pizza, wings, soft drinks, and shoe rentals included—all you need to bring is yourself and a readiness for some solid competition and great conversation.

This isn't about getting wild or reckless—it’s about real connections, good laughs, and a break from the daily grind. Whether you’re here to show off your strikes or just hang with like-minded guys who value strong friendships, this night is for you.

Spots are limited, so don’t wait—sign up, show up, and let’s make it a night to remember!

At Guys Night Out, we’re all about brotherhood, respect, and good times. These events are designed to bring men together for fun, connection, and camaraderie—without the nonsense. To keep things enjoyable for everyone, we have a few simple ground rules:

We’re here to have fun, but we’re also guests. Treat the venue, equipment, and staff with respect. Follow any posted rules, listen to instructors, and leave things better than you found them.

This is a place for good men to get together. We’re here to support each other, not tear each other down. No drama, no egos, no unnecessary roughness. If you’re the type who starts fights, makes people uncomfortable, or can’t handle competition with class, this isn’t your scene.

A couple of drinks? No problem. Getting sloppy, reckless, or obnoxious? Big problem. If you show up drunk or impaired, you will not be allowed to participate, and there are no refunds. We want to prove that guys can have a great time without being a liability.

Whether we’re throwing hatchets, bowling strikes, or anything in between, safety is non-negotiable. Follow the rules, listen to instructors, and keep things under control. We want everyone to leave with great memories, not injuries.

This isn’t a clique—it’s a brotherhood. Newcomers are welcome, and we encourage positive, uplifting interactions. If you see someone struggling with a game or activity, offer help, not criticism.

We get it—life is busy. But if you RSVP, we expect you to honor your commitment. No-shows make it harder to plan and take spots away from others. Put your phone down, engage with the group, and make the most of the night.

This isn’t a night to chase women, act a fool, or cause trouble. If that’s your goal, there are plenty of other places for that. We’re here to build real friendships and have a solid time—nothing more, nothing less.

Guys Night Out is about good times with good people—plain and simple. If you’re on board with that, welcome! If not, this isn’t your crowd.

See you at the next event—bring your A-game and your best attitude!

Host or Publisher Matthew Crandell