Entertainment in Southcentral Alaska
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Pipeline Club
Valdez' favorite drinkery, this swanky lounge has occasional live music, plus karaoke, darts, pool and virtual golf. It's the watering hole where Captain Hazelwood had his famous scotch-on-the-rocks before running the Exxon Valdez aground. If only he'd played virtual golf instead…
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Chilkoot Charlie's
Chilkoot Charlie's 'Coots, ' as locals call this beloved landmark, is big and brash, with 10 bars, four dance floors and sawdust everywhere. Some amazing bands have played here: Doobie Brothers, Blue Oyster Cult and Green Day, among others.
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Humpy's Great Alaskan Alehouse
Live music nightly from around 9pm, running the gamut from acoustic folk and ska to disco retrospective. All of it can be enjoyed with more than 40 drafts on tap, the most of any bar in Anchorage.
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Pit Bar
Just past Exit Glacier Rd; this bar's interior has color to spare and good grub, as well as pool tables, a horseshoe pit and the second-oldest shuffleboard court in Alaska. Closing time is late.
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Pier One Theater
Live drama and comedy is performed in a 'come-as-you-are' warehouse next to the Fishing Hole on the Spit. Performances start at 20:15 Friday and Saturday and 19:30 Sunday throughout the summer.
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Eccentric Theatre Company
This may be the best live theater in town, staging everything from Hamlet to a Mel Brooks' jazz musical based on the poetry of Don Marquis. Only in Anchorage…
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The Golden Saloon
Beside the McCarthy Lodge, this is the area's only true bar, with pool, frequent live music and an always intriguing cast of drinkers. There's bar food until 22:00.
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Organic Oasis
Anchorage's hippest juice bar. Not into purified carrots? They also serve beer, wine and burgers with loads of veggie choices and often have live music.
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Bernie's Bungalow Lounge
Pretty people, pretty drinks: this is the place to see and be seen. On Thursdays bands play on the tiki torch-lit patio, on the weekends it's DJs.
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Duggins Pub
This place has an Irish theme, sausage sandwiches made from scratch and Sunday-night performances by the locally renowned band Three-Legged Mule.
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Snow Goose & Sleeping Lady Brewing Co
If the sun is setting over Cook Inlet and the Alaska Range, head to the rooftop deck of this brewpub. Only the beer is better than the view.
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Tony's Bar
It's not quite as festive (there are maybe seven dollars pinned to the ceiling), but locals consider it the best place just to hang out.
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Crush
This swanky wine bar serves 'bistro bites' - a menu of appetizers and salads. It a great place for a nibble and a glass wine.
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Mad Myrna's
A fun, cruisy bar with line-dancing on Thursday, drag shows on Friday and dance music most other nights after 9pm.
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Anchor Bar
Across from the small-boat harbor, this is your basic watering hole that's open 'as long as there are fish.'
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Resurrect Art Gallery Coffee House
Head to Resurrect Art Gallery Coffee House for a latte and a quieter atmosphere.
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Thorn's Showcase Lounge
This cozy saloon serves lots of liquor and what locals say is the best fried halibut in town.
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Egan Street Pub
This pub, at Glacier Sound Inn, keeps at least three microbrews on tap at all times.
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Valdez Club Bar
Fisherfolk swap stories of the sea at this smoky waterfront saloon.
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