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intheflow

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8. It's in the same general area as all the bars that host local bands.

Reply to SoapBox (Reply #4)

Sun Nov 25, 2012, 09:46 PM

Nov 2012

I remember when I lived there over a decade ago one of the strip joints also had a loft space that was used as a daytime/weeknight art gallery for local artists just trying to get their non-porn stuff out there. There are a fair number of very reputable restaurants not far from there. So, yes, it's an entertainment district.

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