Entertainment in Ubud
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Napi Orti
This upstairs place is your best bet for a late night drink. Get boozy under the hazy gaze of Jim Morrison and Sid Vicious.
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Jazz Café
Always popular, Jazz Café has a relaxed vibe in a garden of coconut palms and ferns. It offers good Asian fusion food (mains 35,000Rp to 60,000Rp) and live jazz in various forms, blues and more, Tuesday to Saturday from 7.30pm. The cocktail list is long. It provides transport around Ubud.
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Dance Performances
In a week in Ubud, you can see Kecak, Legong and Barong dances, Mahabharata and Ramayana ballets, wayang kulit puppets and gamelan orchestras. Ubud Tourist Information has performance information and sells tickets (usually Rp50000). For performances outside Ubud, transport is often included in the price. Tickets are also sold at many hotels, and by street vendors who hang around outside Ubud Palace - all charge the same price as the tourist office.
Vendors sell drinks at the performances, which typically last about one to 1½ hours. Before the show, you might notice the musicians checking out the size of the crowd - ticket sales fund the troupes. Also watch for potential…
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Ozigo
Ubud’s late-night action – such as it is – is right here at this small and friendly club up by Naughty Nuri’s. DJs are in residence nightly with edgy mixes plus lots of dance competitions and prizes. Call for pick-up – as it were.
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Lebong Café
Get up, stand up, stand up for your…reggae. Ubud’s nightly sidewalk roll-up stays in abeyance here at least until midnight. It has live reggae and rock most nights.
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AngKaSa
This cute little bar-café with a Japanese accent has papaya-coloured walls to go with papaya drinks on the menu.
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Arma Open Stage
Has among the best troupes.
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Padangtegal Dance Stage
Simple, open venue.
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Ubud Wantilan
Unadorned meeting bale across from Ubud Palace.
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Ubud Palace
Near-nightly performances in a royal setting.
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Semara Ratih
Stage with a name that means 'Spirit of Bali'; usually one performance per week.
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Puri Desa Gede
Good, well-lit venue.
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Pura Taman Saraswati
A beautiful location.
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Pura Dalem Ubud
Perfect for the fire dance, one of the prettiest venues.
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Pura Dalem Puri
Opposite Ubud's main cremation grounds.
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Padangtegal Kaja
Simple, open venue.
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Ozigo
Ubud's late-night action – such as it is – is right here at this small and friendly club up by Naughty Nuri's. DJs are in residence nightly with edgy mixes plus lots of dance competitions and prizes.
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Napi Orti
This upstairs place is your best bet for a late-night drink. Get boozy under the hazy gaze of Jim Morrison and Bob Marley. Been known to go till dawn.
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Jazz Café
Always popular, Jazz Café has a relaxed vibe in a garden of coconut palms and ferns. It offers good Asian fusion food (mains 35,000Rp to 70,000Rp), a long cocktail list and live jazz in various forms, as well as blues and more, Tuesday to Saturday from 7.30pm. Transport around Ubud provided.
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Blue Cat
As unadorned as an empty garage, this live music venue has local expat garage bands, better bands of locals and even, shudder, karaoke. Bintang specials at happy hour.
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