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De Oosterpoort
De Oosterpoort is the place in Groningen to catch many of the large musical acts passing through town. Jazz and classical concerts are the mainstay of its monthly program.
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De Pintelier
The selection of beer and jenevers (ginlike liqueur) at this cosy bar reads like an encyclopaedia - at last count there were around 30 jenevers alongside 10 beers on tap. Its long wooden bar and thicket of tables date from the 1920s.
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Filmtheatre Images
With a mix of offbeat films, festival titles and classics, and a chilled café, Images is an excellent place to catch some cinema magic.
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Grand Theatre
This, the city's premiere theatre, offers a thought-provoking array of musical and theatrical performances.
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Jazz Café De Spieghel
A perennial favourite with locals - this lively brown café features regular live jazz music, a smooth sultry atmosphere, and a great bar.
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O'Ceallaigh
Respected newspaper Volkskrant called O'Ceallaigh 'the best Irish pub in the Netherlands', and they were right; there's regular live music, even more regulars, Guinness and Murphy's on tap, and the atmosphere is thick with smoky and boisterous chatter.
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Palace
Standard club attracting a predominantly young crowd with an array of music styles, and huge dance floor.
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Roezemoes
You can tell this gem of a brown café has been around a while; the bullet holes from the 1672 invasion attempt are a dead giveaway. Come evening, expect to find late-night drinking and the occasional blues band.
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Vera
The club to see the next big rock act at; U2 played to 30-odd people in the early 1980s here, and Nirvana later gave a performance to a crowd of about 60 people before going supernova. Concerts Thursday to Saturday.
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