Sentences with phrase «downtown dance clubs»

Modern beats fill downtown dance clubs, but across the islands, calypso music is still king — especially during the eight - week winter celebration known as Sugar Mas, which blends the spirit of the Christmas season with elements of Carnival, and colorful displays of the island's cultural traditions and African heritage.

Little - known fact: the program is not based in the Whitney Museum proper, but rather above Spencer Sweeney's art - inflected downtown dance club, Santos Party House.

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It's a sometimes dance club, a rotating art gallery and a part of the growing arts corridor in downtown Jamestown.

Crowds of fun - loving singles pack into the downtown area to go club - hopping and dance the night away.

If you're looking for a hot dance partner, Burlington's downtown clubs can hook you up.

Whether you're looking to spend all day on the beach at Playa Delfines, explore the diverse live music in downtown, or dance all night at one of the hotel districts lively clubs, your all inclusive Cancun holiday package will give you the freedom to fiesta however you please.

Nicole Wolcott, a Brooklyn based artist called «one of today's finest dance comedians and a knockout dancer» by The New York Times, and ADF alumni Larry Keigwin, a native New Yorker and choreographer who has danced his way from the Metropolitan Opera to downtown clubs to Broadway and back, present their latest work Places Please!

In New York, Haring found a thriving alternative art community that was developing outside the gallery and museum system, in the downtown streets, the subways and spaces in clubs and former dance halls.

The energetic nightlife has popular bars and dance clubs scattered downtown along High Street and in the Brewery District.

But 100 years later, the town's civic pride was an eyesore, a sleazy dance club with a hot pink facade in the middle of a downtown commercial block.