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Symphony Hall
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Symphony Center
The Chicago Symphony Orchestra plays in the Daniel Burnham–designed hall.
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Sue Ellen's
Chill out in the 'lipstick lounge' or on the dancefloor at Dallas' favorite lesbian bar.
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Stumptown Coffee
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Stumptown Coffee
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Stumptown Coffee
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Stumptown Coffee
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Straz Center for the Performing Arts
Beautifully sited on a riverside park, this is the largest performing-arts center south of the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC. With five venues, ranging from the 2600-seat Carol Morsani Hall to a 130-seat black box stage, it hosts the full gamut of fine-arts performances: major pops concerts, the Florida Orchestra, touring Broadway productions, cutting-edge dramas, the Tampa Ballet, Opera Tampa and more.
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St James Infirmary
- Reno, USA
- Entertainment › Bar
With an eclectic menu of 120 bottled varieties and 18 on tap, beer aficionados will short circuit with delight. Red lights blush over black-and-white retro banquettes and a wall of movie and music stills, and it hosts sporadic events including jazz and bluegrass performances.
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Steel Panther
A hair-metal tribute band makes fun of the audience, themselves and the 1980s with sight gags, one-liners and many a drug and sex reference.
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Stagecoach Bar
Jackson has no better place to shake your booty. 'Mon-day' means reggae, Thursday is disco night and every Sunday the house band croons country-and-western favorites until 10pm. Worth the short drive to Wilson (just past the Teton Village turnoff).
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Splash at the Boathouse
Head to this floating boathouse at the foot of College St for a fabulous view of Lake Champlain. The place to enjoy a sunset drink.
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Spella Caffè
A former food-cart coffee specialist now bivouacked in a tiny standing-room-only shop, Andrea Spella roasts his Brazilian beans with the precision of an experienced oenologist and dispatches espresso from a unique hand-operated, piston-style machine.
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Southern Bar
Fantastic new spot with upscale Southern pub grub (truffled deviled eggs, chicken 'n' waffles), a breezy patio and a long bar slinging fancy retro cocktails and local brews.
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Snake River Brewing Co
With an arsenal of 22 microbrews made on the spot, some award-winning, it's no wonder that this is a favorite rendezvous spot. Food includes wood-fired pizzas and pasta (mains $6 to $15). Happy hour is from 4pm to 6pm.
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Skipper's Smokehouse
Did this place blow in from the Keys on a hurricane? No, for over 30 years Skipper's has been an unpretentious, beloved Old Florida institution and Tampa's best open-air venue for blues, funk, folk, reggae and gator-swamp rockabilly. Hell, it's so damn friendly you can bring the kids. The attached seafood restaurant is nothing special, but Skipper's certainly is. Take I-275 N to exit 52/Fletcher Ave.
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Satellite Coffee
Don't be put off by the hip, space-age appearance. The staff is welcoming and seats are filled with all manner of laptop-viewing, java-swilling locals. There are eight locations scattered across town; also try the one in Nob Hill (3513 Central Ave NE).
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Russia House
Russophiles flock to this faded, elegant Dupont gem, with brassy chandeliers, candlelit chambers and stupefying vodka selection. A great spot for conversation and caviar – or heartier classics like pelmeni (dumplings), braised stuffed rabbit and shashlik (shish kabob).
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Rosa's
Rosa's is a real-deal venue that brings in local talent and dedicated fans to a somewhat dodgy Logan Sq block.
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Rooftop at Vendue Inn
This two-level rooftop bar has the best views of downtown, and the crowds to prove it. Enjoy afternoon nachos or late-night live blues.
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Rocks on the Roof
The expansive rooftop bar at the new Bohemian Hotel is just what Savannah needed: a breezy, lipstick-red wrap-around rooftop set to an indie-cred soundtrack with lovely river views – best seen from seats on the northwest corner. There's live music Thursday to Saturday – prepare to rub elbows with the velvet rope.
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Riverfront Times
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Riot Room
Part dive, part cutting-edge live-music venue, the Riot Room always rocks – and has many good beers.
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Richmond Centerstage
In 2009 Richmond raised the curtain on the area's premier venue for concerts, dance and theater, including touring Broadway productions.
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