Other entertainment in Andalucía
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Kelipe
Málaga’s substantial flamenco heritage has its nexus to the northwest of Plaza de la Merced. Kelipe, a flamenco centre which puts on muy puro performances Thursday to Saturday at 9.30pm; entry of €15 includes one drink and tapa – reserve ahead. Kelipe also runs intensive weekend courses in guitar and dance.
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La Vidriera
Each table in the long upper room of this bar is fitted with its own tap for pulling long cold glasses of Alhambra beer. A range of raciones is available for soaking up the amber liquid, from around €4 to €12.
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Café del Mar
Top of the late and cool list, though oddly located, this Ibiza-inspired place includes a couple of bars and a nikkei (Japanese-Peruvian) restaurant, and a nightclub with resident house DJs.
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Teatro Duque la Imperdible
This is Seville’s epicentre of experimental arts. Its small theatre stages lots of contemporary dance and a bit of drama and music, usually at 9pm. Wednesday night is flamenco night.
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Café Central
One of the oldest and most popular places along the street, Central has yellow bar lights, wooden flea-market chairs and a massive crowd that gathers at weekends.
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Bar Almedina
Built into the old city walls, this place has a cavernous feel and squeezes a flamenco ensemble into its clamorous confines every Thursday at 10.30pm.
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Antigua Castañeda
Antigua Castañeda is one of the most inviting and atmospheric, with out-of-the-barrel wine and generous tapas to keep things going.
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Quilla
A bookish coffee bar overlooking Playa de la Caleta, with pastries, tapas, wine, art expos and free wi-fi – to say nothing of the gratis sunsets.
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Roman Theatre
At the Roman Theatre you can walk along a gallery beneath the tiers of seating. The theatre was discovered by chance in 1980.
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Nahu
An African-themed music cafe that’s consistently popular. DJs spin different rhythms each night, from reggae or world to hip hop or chill-out.
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Centro Municipal de Arte Flamenco ‘La Merced’
This centre runs courses and holds regular performances. It’s in the heart of Barrio de Santa María, the old Flamenco quarter.
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Bar Misiana
This fashionable bar in the hotel of the same name is one of the places to be seen. DJs spin till 3am or 4am.
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Café de Levante
A cosy little bar with an artsy and student clientele, and walls adorned with all sorts of curious photos and posters.
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O'Connell's
A convivial, wood-panelled Irish pub, O'Connell's always has a good crowd. There's rock music and sport on the TVs.
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Mesón La Bulería
Slightly less known and more edgy (and cheaper) than Tablao Cardenal; 10.30pm performances kick off nightly.
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Sala Anfiteátro
The big disco Sala Anfiteátro is packed with an 18-to-25 crowd from around 3am to 6am.
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Bistro Point
Bistro Point has a friendly international crowd and good crêpes (€2 to €4) too.
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El Teniente Seblon
This arty, gay-friendly bar is one of the liveliest evening spots in the Barrio del Pópulo.
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Mezcla
Irish and Italian-owned Mezcla has sport screens, tapas and wi-fi.
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Bistro Point
Bistro Point has a friendly international crowd and good crêpes (€2 to €4) too.
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El Choque Ideal
Hosts a range of events from films out on the terrace to live bands. There are fantastic views and lots of mosaic work on display.
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Dreamer's
Dreamer's is a mix of tribal, vocal and light shows, bongo beats and an ever-changing menu of DJs gives house-lovers a chance to truly let their hair down.
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