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Think Pink Tuesday at Barcode - 2.5.13

By Garrett Blakeman in DC Events, DC Lounges, DC Nightlife, Whats hot in DC Nightlife
Monday, February 4, 2013, 5:02pm. (Updated: 2/06/13 at 4:08pm) Add comments

February 5, 2013 10pm
Barcode (1101 17th St NW, DC)

Breast cancer awareness shouldn’t be limited to breast cancer awareness month. In 2009 (the most recent statistics available) 211,731 women in the United States alone were diagnosed with breast cancer. An astounding 40,676 women died due to breast cancer that year, again just in the United States.

Everyone can help make a difference, which is why we’re accepting donations to the cause. There is no minimum donation, any amount will help further breast cancer research. To say thanks, every person that donates will get a pink DJ Saam wristband similar to the one in our flyer to the right.

For every bottle of Ketel One purchased Barcode will donate $50 to the cause.

Tables / Reservations & More Info: 202.271.1171

Barcode Tuesdays bring 18+ nightlife to a new level. Insane drink specials, hookah on the patio and a full menu served until midnight are just the beginning. Entry is free all night for everyone!

Drink Specials:

$3 Bud Light
$3 Pabst Blue Ribbon
$5 Patron XO Cafe
$9 Red Bull & Vodka
$150 Bottles of Ciroc vodka (all flavors)

Tables, birthdays, exclusives:
202.271.1171

Entry/Guest List:

Entry is always free for everyone 18+ at #BarcodeTuesdays

Versus:

DJ Saam faces off against the area’s best DJs every Tuesday. A new experience every week with an open format including your favorites in Top 40, dance, and mashups.

Age/Hours/Dress:

18+
10:00PM – 2:00AM

Keep it fresh, crisp and clean. No shorts, sandals or baggy anything. You’re going out and it’s not to the mall. Looking ‘put together’ is everything.

Location:

Barcode is located at 1101 17th Street NW: entrance on L street.

Venue:

Barcode provides comfort built on a high-end backdrop of marble, open-air and illumination. The venue boasts a 45 ft bar, HDTV’s, massive booths, a lounge area with projector, dining area/dance floor and sliding glass-door-panels in the spring/summer to create an indoor/outdoor ambiance. At night many of the tables are removed to provide space for dancing and mingling.

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The Huxley DC

By Garrett Blakeman in DC Lounges, DC Nightclubs and Nightlife Guide
Tuesday, January 29, 2013, 2:57pm. (Updated: 1/29/13 at 3:01pm) Add comments

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Venue Type: Lounge
Estimated Size: 280 people
Amenities: Bottle Service, 2 Rooms & DJs
Cover Charge: Varies
Hours: F/S: 10 – 3 & Select Times
Dress Code: Dress to impress, strict dress code enforced.
Age Requirement: 21+
Location: Midtown
Address: 1730 M Street NW, Washington, DC
Contact: 202-737-3783 | Glenda.Fu@HuxleyDC.com
Website: www.huxleydc.com
Atmosphere: Sophisticated debauchery is the best way to describe atmosphere at The Huxley.

Venue Overview

Work your way past the red carpet, bouncers, and guest list. A softly illuminated hallway gives way to an energetic party inside. The Huxley arose from a 4,600 square foot space once called home by a television studio. If one word had to describe The Huxley it would be luxury. No detail is overlooked: careful attention went into furnishing of two unique rooms, materials used throughout the venue, standards at the door and so much more.

The Ballroom at Huxley

Step into the main room (Ballroom) and you are greeted by 14 foot finished ceilings, crystal chandeliers and ample dancing room encircled by VIP tables. Mirrors are surrounded by curtains to complete the “ballroom” look while a raised DJ booth provides an unimpeded view of the DJ from the crowd. The staff is efficient but friendly.

The Library at Huxley

Enter the “Library.” It would be every college students’ dream come true if this were how libraries worked. An intimate room with a relatively large bar seems the staple of many lounges in DC Nightlife. Most do not however have a bookshelf behind the bar complete with books. Attention to sound, lighting and decor are paid throughout the venue for a well rounded feel despite the split personality of separate rooms.

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Fiesta Mondays

By Garrett Blakeman in DC Clubs, DC Lounges
Tuesday, January 22, 2013, 1:00am. (Updated: 1/28/13 at 7:44pm) Add comments

The event has been postponed until further notice.
We apologize for any inconvenience.

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Music by:
DJ Suelto
DJ Iguana
DJ Extreno
live congas by Mario Salsa

Open Bar 10-12
Free Coronas 10-12

Extra Info:
Ages 18+
Dress code strictly enforced
Guys: No shorts, boots, oversized tees, baggy jeans, tennis shoes, etc..
Girls: Keep it classy.

Josephine is located at 1008 Vermont Avenue NW, Washington DC 20005.

For more information or to book a table, call 703-980-1609

Looking for a Monday club night in Washington, DC? Look no further. Fiesta Mondays at Josephine combine the class of DC lounges with the flair of DC’s vibrant Latin scene and toss in a 2-hour open bar just to see what happens.

There’s no better way to start your week (or to keep the weekend alive).

Everyone knows that, when it comes to DC Clubs, Lima is the crème de la crème! Tuesday nights feature College Night, Lima’s only 18+ night, and its a party that bangs like none other. Check out your top 5 reasons to check out this party!

Spot Lounge

By Ravi in dc bars, DC Lounges, DC Nightclubs and Nightlife Guide
Wednesday, January 16, 2013, 4:38pm. (Updated: 1/16/13 at 6:52pm) Add comments

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Venue Type: Lounge/Bar
Estimated Size: 200 people
Amenities:Bottle Service,
Cover Charge: Varies
Hours:
Sun/M/W/Th: 10PM – 2AM
Fr/Sat: 10PM – 3AM
Dress Code: None
Age Requirement: Unknown
Location: Midtown
Address: 1214 18th St. NW Washington, DC 20036
Contact: (202) 785 2922
Website: N/A
Atmosphere: Spot Lounge definitely has the potential to be great, though the crowd and overall vibe will change on a nightly basis. With a ton of space/seating for bottle service and a very long bar, the space itself could definitely be hot. Housed in the basement level of the same building as MIA and Public, next door to Shake Shack, Spot is kind of like a bar with bottle service and the feeling of an underground club.

Venue Overview

You can pretty much get the gist of Spot Lounge as soon as you reach the bottom of the staircase and enter the venue. To your immediate right is an open space/dance area with couch-benches on the wall and a hallway leading to the bathrooms. The venue is long and narrow ahead. On the left side are about 8 ‘tables’ for bottle service. On the right side is the bar.

At the end of the bar and beyond the DJ booth (opposite the end of the bar) sits a raised VIP area that sits deep within the venue. It’s got a relatively good amount of privacy and on busy nights is more than likely roped off.

It’s a simple venue with an x-factor crowd but with the right promoter,s could be a great place to party.

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Swedish House Music Takes Over Barcode | 1.18.13

By admin in Dance Music Events, dc bars, DC Lounges, Whats hot in DC Nightlife
Monday, January 14, 2013, 4:28pm. (Updated: 1/19/13 at 4:02am) Add comments

The Swedes are taking over!

Liquor served until 4am for this special event!

This Friday, Barcode is celebrating the sensation of Swedish house music and its EDM takeover. Party to the beats of Swedish House Mafia, Avicii, Eric Prydz, Alesso, Dada Life, John Dahlback, Marcus Schossow, Otto Knows, Rebecca & Fiona, Adrian Lux, Style of Eye, AN21, Cazzette & More!

DJ Lineup: