Late Night at the Dakota is, well, late nights at the Dakota Jazz Club (1010 Nicollet Ave. in downtown Minneapolis). It runs from 11:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. every Friday and Saturday, featuring a variety of local jazz groups. A list of justifications for us to demand your humble patronage:
1. Cheap cover ($5, or free if you show up later)
2. Cheap drinks ($3.50 taps and house wines)
3. Cheap eats (wings, fries, and more)
4. Adventurous music by local luminaries, from old school to cutting-edge, swing to acid.
5. It's not nearly as difficult as you would think to park on the street. And it's free. There are also several $3 and $4 ramps within a few blocks.
6. You're supporting your local everything.
6(tie). Spending two nights in a row at the C.C. Club gets boring sometimes.
8. If you're a hipster, you'll find plenty of company. If you're not, you'll find the same.
9. We try harder.
10. Because.
11. Sleep is for suckers.
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