Television stars got a chance to show off some of their other talents Saturday, from poker to fiddlin’, as part of the Mohegan Sun’s weekend gala celebrating its new Casino of the Wind.

Tracy Morgan of “30 Rock” showcased his poker expertise with a straight flush, while James Denton of “Desperate Housewives” did his Tennessee roots proud with some standing-ovation-worthy guitar playing.

“I’m from Nashville, so pluckin’ just comes naturally,” said Denton, who, with the rest of the Band From TV, wowed the crowds.Jessica Szohr and Matthew Settle from “Gossip Girl,” married couple Lisa Rinna and Harry Hamlin (who both did gigs on “Dancing With the Stars“), pro wrestler and “Dancing With the Stars” alum Stacy Keibler, along with Connecticut native Becki Newton from “Ugly Betty,” all juggled red-carpet and VIP duties Saturday with just hanging out with the regular folks.

“Oh, my God. . I can’t believe my guy from ‘Heroes‘ is here,” said casino guest Marge Royce while in the elevator with James Kyson Lee.

Two red carpets brought the celebrities together: First, as they headed into a celebrity Texas Hold ‘Em poker game, and again, much later in the night at an “Afterglow” party. Staff from “Access Hollywood” and the TV Guide Network jockeyed with area reporters for words with the stars.

While the casino’s new $6,200 signature drink “The Windfall” had a lot of VIPs sighing when it was unveiled early in the evening, with ingredients that include aged cognac, exclusive champagne and a $5,500 Tiffany’s garnish — a diamond and sapphire ring — it was the Band From TV, which donates the money it receives to charity, that had everyone talking.

The group, many of whom took a red-eye from Los Angeles, was only supposed to do one show but agreed to do two after headliner Janet Jackson canceled her Saturday concert.

“We love it,” said Bob Guiney from “The Bachelor,” who does vocals. “I just can’t believe we are the headliners at Mohegan Sun.”