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Top Dance Clubs
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U Street Nightclubs U Street ranks among Washington, DC’s nightlife hot spots and is home to some of the city’s best nightclubs and theaters. Known as the home to jazz legend Duke Ellington, the U Street neighborhood was once the nation’s "Black Broadway" and home to the largest concentration of African American social clubs, religious organizations, theaters, and jazz clubs. In the 1990s, the opening of the U Street Metro station provided better access to the area and the neighborhood has experienced an ongoing revitalization. Bohemian Caverns: Jazz & Blues Cafe Nema: Somali owned restaurant Cafe Saint EX: Classic Jazz to 70s soul-funk JoJo's: Weekend Jazz & American cuisine Lincoln Theatre: Movie theater Twins Jazz: Jazz with American, Ethiopian & Caribbean cuisine U Street Music Hall: Night-club U-Topia: Jazz, Blues & Restaurant Velvet Lounge: Live music 9:30 Club: Largest dance club in DC, can purchase tickets in advance for performance events |
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Black Owned Restaurants
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