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Minneapolis, Minnesota
Uptown's multi-level bar with drag nights, live music, and queer events.
Tucked in Uptown Minneapolis, Green Room brings a fresh pulse to the city’s nightlife and live music scene. The multi-level venue blends industrial chic with lush greenery, creating an atmosphere that’s both edgy and inviting. Its layout was purpose-built for performance — a sleek stage, open sightlines, and a killer sound system draw crowds for both local and touring acts. Regular drag shows, queer nightlife events, and high-energy concerts make it a standout in Minneapolis’ inclusive entertainment scene. Beyond the stage, the space flexes into private parties, art showcases, and pop-up experiences, complete with a full bar and kitchen that keep the energy flowing. It’s a stylish, modern hub for music lovers and the LGBTQ+ community alike — equal parts venue, hangout, and playground for the city’s creative crowd.
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