Entertainment in Pittsburgh
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Bash Nightclub
You'll find several big, frenzied dance clubs clustered at the edge of the Strip district, including Bash Nightclub, which is rowdy, cruisy and packed on weekends - not to mention the home of a bucking mechanical bull.
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Matrix
Matrix is a sort of mall of nightclubs housing Club Exit ('80s classics), Club Liquid (techno and trance), Club Velvet (salsa and merengue) and Club Goddess (Top 40 pop).
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Rex Theater
Rex Theater is a favorite South Side venue, a converted movie theater, for touring jazz, rock and indie bands; everyone from Edgar Winter to Ani DiFranco.
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Pittsburgh Cultural Trust
Pittsburgh Cultural Trust promotes all downtown arts, from the Pittsburgh Dance Council and PNC Broadway in Pittsburgh to visual art and opera.
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Pittsburgh Eagle
Most frenzied gay spot is the off-the-beaten-path nightclub Pittsburgh Eagle, which draws internationally known DJs and porn stars alike.
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Manchester Craftsman Guild
Live concerts/recordings of top jazz musicians are held at Manchester Craftsman Guild on the north side of the city.
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Shadow Lounge
Shadow Lounge is the place for catching hot hip-hop and house DJs, plus indie bands, readings and open mike nights.
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Church Brew Works
The Church Brew Works, serves handcrafted beers in a massive former church space, is a standout in Lawrenceville.
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Harris Theater
The restored Harris Theater screens a wide variety of art-house films, often part of film festivals.
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Last Chance
Last Chance, on the Strip, is a popular neighborhood pub for guys who can hold their liquor.
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Hofbräuhaus
Hofbräuhaus is a imitation of the famous Munich beer hall and only a block off Carson.
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Club Café
Club Café has live music nightly, mostly of the singer-songwriter type.
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