Entertainment in Gold Coast
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Gold Coast Arts Centre
The Gold Coast Arts Centre is attached to the Gold Coast Art Gallery and hosts theatrical productions. For comedy and live jazz check out the Basement, which is on site. There is also a cinema here that showcases art house movies.
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Minus 5 Ice Lounge
Gimmicky but kinda fun if you don’t mind the cover charge, everything is made of ice at this bar: your glass, the seats and the vodka-stocked bar. There are even ice sculptures imported from Canada.
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Central
DJs bust out smooth beats at Central way before the nightclubs open their doors. This lounge and cocktail bar with outdoor seating also offers a cheap lunch menu, though most prefer three courses of mojitos.
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Bedroom
Recline on one of the queen-sized beds or pull shapes on the dance floor at this oh-so-sexy superclub. Recently renovated and housing a thumping sound system; catch international DJs on weekends.
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Strike Bowling Bar
A bowling alley and nightclub merged into one, Strike has music-video screens, club-style lighting and a well-stocked bar. A fun night out.
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Sin City
A newcomer on the party scene, this Las Vegas–style nightclub is the place to be seen.
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Northcliffe SLSC
A little south of Cavill Mall, this surf club sits directly on the beach. It's large and modern with zero intimacy, but the expansive ocean views go well with a coldie on a hot day.
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MP's
This popular gay club has cheap drinks and drag shows. On Friday and Saturday it fills with a happy, mixed crowd soaking up a generic nightclub atmosphere.
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Beer Garden
A very popular watering hole, the upstairs Beer Garden isn't a garden but a huge barn-like affair overlooking Cavill Ave. It's the place to start a night of clubbing.
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Gold Coast Arts Centre
Beside the Nerang River, GCAC has two cinemas, a restaurant, a bar and a 1200-seat theatre, which regularly hosts impressive productions.
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Cocktails & Dreams
One of the oldest clubs in town, it still draws a regular crowd of party animals.
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Clock Hotel
Easily recognisable with its gaudy clock-tower exterior, this three-level pub is a good central meeting place for beer and cheap steak. There's outdoor seating and DJs on Friday and Saturday nights.
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