UNIQUE. UNDERGROUND. INTIMATE.
Comedian Bob Smiley
July 17, 2026
Imagine Dry Bar Comedy goes UNDERGROUND! Check out our first comedy show: Bob Smiley. Family Friendly Comedian Bob Smiley brings over 27 years of experience, performing in theaters, churches, and festivals nationwide. With five comedy specials, including three on DryBar, and numerous podcast appearances, Bob is a recognized figure in the comedy scene.
He created "The Adventures of Average Boy," a celebrated series featured in Focus on the Family's Clubhouse magazine and the award-winning podcast, both of which inspire kids and parents alike.
In 2024, Bob voiced Lowell the Snowman in the stop-motion Christmas movie "Steal the Naughty List."
Bob is also very good at mowing and has a massive hotel shampoo collection.
Songwriters Song Swap
August 7, 2026
Four artists. One stage. Join us for a magical night with four talented song writers that are making waves with their music.
Jessee Lee and Cameron Wrinkle are joined by special guests Pug Johnson and Bo Moore for a night of stories, stripped-down songs, and connection.
- Jessee Lee is a Nashville recording artist and Texas based touring act known for her sharp pen, soulful voice, and genre-blending sound. At 27, she performs over 160 shows a year, both solo and with her 5-piece band, bringing her unique Vintage-Country-Soul sound to stages across the country. Jessee’s upcoming project, Wickedest Witch of West Texas, is slated for release in the summer of 2026.
- Cameron Wrinkle is a 5th generation musician from Tuscola, Texas. Although you can take the boy out of Texas, you can’t take Texas out of the boy; Cameron is now working as an independent Texas artist playing live shows all over the US. Traditional country, Texas red dirt, and a rock flare shape Cameron’s energetic, cowboy-influenced show.
- Pug Johnson grew up on the outskirts of Beaumont, surrounded by influences of Cajun, Mexican, Texas swing and honky tonk. His eclectic version of American roots music inspires his lasted album, El Cabron. Built for roadhouses, dance halls, and "the long drive from sin to redemption," the sound is diverse with the sharp songwriing built on the road.
- Pug
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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
Concessions / Restrooms
Food and Drink (including alcoholic beverages) will be available for purchase in the cavern. We ID everyone for alcoholic beverages. Concert concession stands accept CREDIT CARD ONLY. No outside food or drink will be permitted except water. Restrooms are available in the cavern near The Ballroom.
Weather / What to Wear
We are open rain or shine. Events will continue even if it is raining. You may want to bring an umbrella for the trip from your car to the cavern. The cavern is a constant 70 degrees with 99% humidity, so it feels 80-85 degrees. We recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes with good traction as the trails are steep and wet.
Prohibited Items / Items Allowed
ITEMS PROHIBITED: Audio recording devices, chairs, coolers, outside alcohol, outside food or drinks (except water), selfie sticks, tripods, video cameras. High heels are strongly discouraged.
ITEMS ALLOWED: Pocketed personal items like keys and cell phones, purses, small backpacks, items related to childcare, prescribed medications, cameras.
Accessibility
Much of the access to the Caverns depends on the level of mobility for members of your party. Due to the natural formations and restrictive bend of the natural cavern, passageways are not wheelchair accessible. If you anticipate that you will be unable to traverse these paths, please contact us to discuss possible accomodation.
Cameras / Tripods / Selfie Sticks
Snapshot photography is permitted. Flash photography is permitted as long as you are not photographing wildlife. Due to high humidity, many times a flash will illuminate the water vapor in the air creating a ghosting effect, if you see this, try to limit the use of your flash. Tripods and selfie sticks are not permitted.
Entry & Exit will be via a 710 foot long tunnel. You will walk in and upon exit you have the option of riding up our B.A.T. (belt assisted transport). If you have mobility or balance issues, we recommend walking out of the caverns instead of riding the B.A.T.
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