Mulligan's Pub

Mulligan's Pub is a bar and venue in Grand Rapids, Michigan most notable for the many accusations of sexual assault and drink dosing against its staff. When area musicians and concert goers began a boycott (originally started by Julio Gomez of I Believe in Julio) of the venue based on the sex-crime allegations, Mulligan's management responded by citing the bar's "rough edges" as part of its charm and claimed anyone offended by staff behavior was too "thin skinned." During the boycott, bar ownership placed a sign that read "No Thin Skins" above the doorway. Many artists rescheduled shows based on the boycott, including The Quirk who moved the release of their debut album to Wealthy Theater.

History
Mulligan's opened in the same building that formerly housed The Intersection, one of Grand Rapids' larger and more established venues. The Intersection relocated to the Heartside Disctrict of downtown Grand Rapids for a more centralized location in the city. The Intersection's new location would feature a stage area around five times the size, with a front room equal to Mulligan's capacity in order to maintain the ability to book smaller shows.