Entertainment in Windhoek
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Club Thriller
Lies in a rough area, but beyond the weapons-search at the door, the music is Western and African and the atmosphere upbeat and relatively secure. However, avoid carrying valuables or wearing jewellery; foreigners may also have to fend off strangers hitting them up for beers and cash. Women travelling alone may not feel comfortable here.
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La Dee Da's
This place boasts Namibia's largest national flag; here you can dance to Angolan kizomba (fast paced Portuguese-African music), hip-hop, rave, traditional African, rock and commercial pop accompanied by special effects.
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Theatre in the Park
The outdoor performing group Theatre in the Park stages two live shows each month, and also promotes children's theatre and screens African films. For the latest schedules, see the Windhoek Information & Publicity Office.
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Chez Ntemba
Music from all across the continent is played here - you'll hear Angolan, Zambian, Congolese and South African tunes all in the same night, though there's a healthy dose of home-grown favourites as well.
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Warehouse Theatre
A delightfully integrated club staging live African and European music and theatre productions, though unfortunately it's only open when there's a scheduled event.
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Funky Lab
This very popular (and very blue) club is one of Windhoek's hottest night-time dancing spots, especially if you're craving a little disco in your life.
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Plaza
This relaxed and pleasant gay-friendly venue is a good choice if you like to listen to your music at less than ear-shattering levels.
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Jass Bar
This chilled-out club and cigar bar provides a leisurely respite for the more sophisticated crowd.
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Ster Kinekor Cinemas
This place shows recent films and has half-price admission on Tuesday.
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