A city earns its nightlife reputation by what happens when most people are heading home. Music thumping from below street level, food spots still serving long after midnight, and streets that feel ...

Vacant restaurants and a bar, left, on North Pearl Street between Columbia Street and Sheridan Avenue are seen on Friday in Albany. Albany Mayor Dorcey Applyrs holds a news conference with local ...

On a chilly Friday night in early October, a shoulder-to-shoulder crowd thronged around the stage at Lucinda’s in Manhattan’s East Village. It was the bar’s weekly “countryoke” show: A four-piece band ...

With the city's population recently surpassing 500,000, there is a growing demand for social spots, and Raleigh delivers with a wide variety of bars, clubs and entertainment options. From energetic ...

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A new study named Barcelona the world’s top nightlife city thanks to its late-night bar scene and affordable drinks. Paris and Tokyo followed closely behind, each offering massive nightlife options ...

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Miami’s iconic nightclub is no stranger to awards. It’s been recognized by the International Nightlife Association before, but this year hits a little differently. E11even just made it to the top of ...

It may be surprising that Cozumel, the 30-mile-long island just off Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula that is one of the world's busiest cruise ship destinations, can still feel comfortably uncrowded, ...

Trying to decide between visiting Isla Mujeres vs Cozumel for your next Mexican Caribbean vacation? I can help! We have been to both islands in Quintana Roo several times, and can safely say they’re ...

If your ideal getaway means music-filled nights, glowing streets, and endless cocktails, you’re not alone. A new JB report says 60 per cent of travellers now choose destinations for their nightlife.