Bars, Nightlife & Art Venues in DC
DC's nightlife is vibrant and offers a wide range of bars, clubs and art venues. From the upscale martini bar where you can spot politicos and DC's power crowd to the hole in the wall dive to its sophisticated art scene, DC has something for everyone.
Washington, DC is serving up fun at its local bars in anticipation of the 2008 Presidential Election. Check-out what's on tap to celebration election night in DC.
The swanky Helix Lounge, located near Washington, DC's Logan Circle, is a popular bar to grab a drink and kick-back and relax after a long day of visiting all the sights of DC. If you are looking for a place to perch and people watch, Helix Lounge will not disappoint.
Fly Lounge located in Washington, DC is an upscale club.
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Georgetown is one of DC's oldest historic neighborhoods and one of its more popular. But Georgetown is so much more than just an intersection of M & Wisconsin Streets. This is a community where culture, good music, and great food all fuse together. And Georgetowndc.com, a resource compiled by the business members of this historic area,will help you plan your trip and enjoy this vibrant village.
Blue Gin Nightclub & Lounge is a hip and happening boutique nightclub tucked away in historic Georgetown. Restricted to the 25 years and older crowd, this is a stylish trend setting club where you can enjoy a drink and dance the night away.
If you are in the mood for jazz, Blues Alley in Georgetown offers authentic blues and jazz performed by some of the great and legendary artists who made and keep the genre alive.
If you want to get a taste of the local music scene, Clyde's of Georgetown offers some of the best with live performances throughout the week.
J. Paul's is a landmark watering hole in historic Georgetown. They offer a full menu as well as their very own award winning 1889 Amber Ale.
