Atlanta Mayor Dickens Announces New ‘Nightlife Division’
In his first State of the City address since taking office, Dickens told business, civic and city leaders that the new office will host programs to educate businesses on de-escalation practices, security tactics, and emergency response.
Workers March To Miami Beach City Hall To Oppose 2 A.M. Referendum
Bouncing to the rhythm of a musical troupe from Mango’s Tropical Cafe, an organized group of hospitality workers marched from Lincoln Road to Miami Beach City Hall on Wednesday to make yet another push to oppose a Nov. 2 voter referendum that proposes to limit early-morning alcohol sales.
21 Savage Threatened With Lawsuit
Organizers doubled down on their litigation-minded criticism in a decidedly lengthy Instagram post today, however, writing in part: “We saw [the] @saweetie event earlier this year and thought it was dope…we learned about it afterward too and she didn’t promote it in Atlanta.
Three New Clubs Join a Rebounding Nightlife Scene in D.C.
Meet Zebbie’s Garden, Focus, and Sachi
Bruised, battered nightlife outlets hope for a reprieve
With Covid-19 vaccination rates up, industry operators hope some safety requirements can be eased soon
How Covid passports could deal fatal blow to Black nightlife venues
Already bruised from lockdown-induced closures, Black night club owners now fear vaccine passports could deal them a fatal blow.
Returning to nightlife can be beneficial for young people's development after COVID-19 isolation, says expert
While bars and nightclubs are known mostly for their loud, crowded, alcohol-fuelled atmospheres, one Vancouver-based clinical counsellor says nightlife is also an important component of development for many young people who have gone without it for months due to COVID-19.
Party All Night? NYC Agency Floats Nightlife District Plan
The city that never sleeps could live up to its name under a New York City agency's proposal for 24-hour entertainment districts where revelers can party all night.
Lockdown delay: how music venues will be impacted by uncertainty over relaxing restrictions
As many as 12.6 million gig-goers attended live music events in 2019, generating £4.7 billion, according to industry body UK Music.
Nightlife pilot programmes will be re-evaluated when Covid-19 situation stabilises: Lawrence Wong
SINGAPORE - While nightlife establishments may not be able to resume their core business any time soon, the Government could consider reinstating pilot programmes for the industry once the situation has stabilised.