Entertainment in North America
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DynaTheater
reviewed
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Earth Bread & Brewery
reviewed
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Eddie Brady's
Neighborhood tavern in a rehabilitated downtown building (c 1863).
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Edge
- Reno, USA
- Entertainment › Club
The Peppermill reels in the nighthounds with a big glitzy dance club, where go-go dancers, smoke machines and laser lights may cause sensory overload. If so, step outside to the view lounge patio and relax in front of cozy fire pits.
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Electric Pickle
- Miami, USA
- Entertainment › Bar
Miami can work its magic on anyone, even Wynwood's angst-ridden artists and hipsters (Wypsters). Like Cinderella touched by a fairy godmother (or a very good DJ), they become glamorous club kids in this two-story hepcat hot spot. The Pickle is as sexy and gorgeous as Miami gets, but with its modish library and (semi)literati clientele, it's also intelligent enough to hold a conversation...though you should expect it to be a sloppy, fun drunk by midnight.
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Elena's Soul
Live blues, jazz, drinks, food, place to dance – all rolled into one West Philly spot.
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El Farol
Aside from the Flamenco dinner shows, there's a regular Latin soul show and other entertainment.
reviewed
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Elite
An extremely friendly Capitol Hill establishment with darts, pool, not-too-loud music and decent cocktails.
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ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex
This 220-acre sports complex hosts hundreds of amateur and youth events every year, as well as a handful of professional events including Atlanta Braves spring-training games. Equipped with lots of TVs and PS3 systems, the PlayStation Pavilion can kill hours on a rainy day.
reviewed
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Fastnet
This friendly pub serves a fine selection of Irish beers on tap, decent pub grub and live-feed rugby.
reviewed
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Filter
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Fitger's Brewhouse
In the hotel complex, the Brewhouse rocks with live music and fresh brews. Try them via the seven-beer sampler (3oz glasses $7).
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Fiume
Tiny spot above the Abyssinia Ethiopian restaurant in West Philly. Live music Thursday through Sunday.
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F Jones Corner
The real deal. All shapes and sizes descend on this down-home club when everywhere else closes; a race, color and creed potpourri on Farish St that hosts some seriously authentic Delta musicians who have been known to play until sunrise. Don't show up before 1am.
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Florida Marlins
MLB baseball season is May to September.
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Florida Panthers
NHL hockey season runs mid-October to mid-April.
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Ford Center/Oriental Theatre
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Foundry
From the vast terrace to the retro-industrial interior, the Foundry is a factory of fun. There's a huge drinks and beer selection plus an ever-intriguing menu of stylish pub vittles. On weekends it seems like half of KC is here, so order two drinks at a time – and two of the oddly addictive soft pretzels.
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Franklin Mortgage & Investment Co
Expertly made rye, whiskey and gin drinks in a classy setting.
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Gallery Espresso
Savannah's best coffee shop; this and the Sentient are two of the South's best as well. Gallery is cozier, more conveniently located and is near-fiendish regarding its teas. There's also light fare and scrumptious desserts.
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GaYbor District Coalition
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Gay Tampa
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Gip's Place
You'll need to ask a local for directions to this tin-roof makeshift backyard shack in a dicey neighborhood in Bessemer, one of the only truly authentic juke joints left outside Mississippi. Gip, a gravedigger by day, opens the doors on Saturday only, when the place is shoulder-to-shoulder with blues fans come one come all. It's BYOB but there's no need – free moonshine is passed around in Mason jars, permitted by a legal loophole in Alabama that says it must be given away, not sold.
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Gist Street Readings
Holds monthly readings from local and well-known national literary figures. Best to get there when doors open at 7:15pm, since turnout is typically large. Bring your own refreshments.
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