In Richmond, Strange Matter, The Camel, Sprout, Cary Street Café, Bogart's, Banditos, The Triple and many other smaller restaurant/bar/venues (including the recently reopened Alley Katz, shut down April 23 for not having a dance-hall permit) are being singled out for running establishments where people may be moved to dance.Click here to read this week's installment of The Hear & Now at the Richmond Times-Dispatch.
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Thursday, May 05, 2011
Bopst on the City's dance-hall ordinance
When it comes to nurturing a nightlife scene in town the City of Richmond continues to lurch one step forward and fall two steps back, each time a change is made. This time columnist Chris Bopst is on the money.
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I thought this died with the blue laws in the 1970's.
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