Entertainment in Southwest & The Murray
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Area Hotel
Area Hotel is the in-place this week. Revamped but still gloriously ugly in that grey-and-pink carpet, brown wall, backless bar stool sort of way, it features local bands and has regular jukebox parties.
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Star Hotel
This local favourite has a huge beer garden out the back and a front bar with pool tables where the gregarious owners will keep you entertained. It’s a little off the main drag but worth the walk down Olive St.
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Crow Bar
It has cheap drinks and a line-up of local bands; visitors are welcome - get a student to sign you in. You'll be mixing with a spunky 18 to 28 year-old group from all over the world.
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Civic Theatre
The Civic has a booking office, not only for its own productions but for much of the locally created entertainment, from youth theatre to performances by the Riverina Conservatorium.
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Home Tavern Hotel
This low, basic old pub is more of a pool hall. But it's a popular spot, and there are nightly pool competitions where backpackers are always ready to throw out a challenge.
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Tourist Hotel
This is a glass-fronted old place which has regular live music and a relaxed atmosphere. You'll find many locals here, despite its name.
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Griff nightclub
The ugly modern Griff Hotel can be a fun place, especially on Saturday night. It often has local bands and is open late.
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Forum Cinemas
Six huge screens show both the latest blockbusters and arthouse flicks.
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Duke of Kent Hotel
Pretty in pink and blue tiles, the Duke is popular; rowdy but fun.
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