Boston prize sponsors: This Monday!

Monday, Monday—we're at Oberon in Harvard Square, the palace of palaces. Our last Boston show before el grand one, the reprise of our Tenth Anniversary Quiz Show Marathon. Solid.

And some solid, solid prizes: the $200 grand jackpot, tickets to Oberon's own Donkey Show, passes to one of our standbys, the Harvard Museum of Natural History (at the HMNH this Saturday: a seminar of human evolution. Believe, you punks), and plenty more. Including…

The Modern Homebrew Emporium

These guys have been major supporters of past few Boston BQTs, even beyond being generous with the gift certificates; they've fielded a team more than once. Everything you need to make your own beer, wine, soda, cheese, vinegar, et cetera, all in the comfort of your own man-cave (or woman-cave; a very thankful winner of a MHE certificate last month is indeed of the feminine persuasion). They're at 2304 Mass Avenue in Davis Square; details at beerbrew.com.

And joining the sponsor pool this month…

Grafton Street Pub

My love for this place cannot be overstated: This was the site of the joyous after-party following the BQT's very first Boston appearance nearly three years ago, and it's hosted many a return visit. Delicious, quality food and drink, just steps from Oberon (1230 Mass Ave); open late, so eat up following Monday's show, whether or not you win one of the gift cards we have on offer. Have a look-see at graftonstreetcambridge.com.

And finally, and certainly not least…quite possibly the brainiest place on earth:

The larger MIT community has been so very good to BQT Boston—in addition to supplying many an audience member, they've hired us for multiple private events (including a massive Cape Cod blowout). Now they get in on the sponsorship act with tickets to this supreme institution. Currently on offer: exhibitions about Himalayan glaciers, holography, robots, ship design, Einstein…yee-ha! Feed your mind, and the rest will follow. Start at web.mit.edu/museum/exhibitions.

Museum resident Kismet, "the world's most sociable robot." You can be the judge of that.

It all goes down Monday night, friends—and as always at Oberon, admission is scandalously free. Make it real.