For nightlife entertainment, New Orleans is like no other city on earth. Pilgrims traveling Highway 61 end up in New Orleans, mysteriously drawn to the non-stop nightlife entertainment. The people in this part of Louisiana know how to have a good time and New Orleans makes it easy. The diversity of music and entertainment is reflected in the nightclubs, cocktail lounges, jazz clubs, and neighborhood bars found along the French Quarter and St. Charles Avenue. Although Mardi Gras officially ends on the day before Ash Wednesday, don't tell that to the legions of loyal party-goers. For them, the party continues - 24 hours a day, seven days a week. If you're looking to do the Cajun two-step, visit Mid-City Lanes Rock 'N Bowl on South Carrollton Avenue. If leather is your thing, head to the French Quarter and stop by Rawhide. For jazz aficionados, Preservation Hall is the first stop, followed by the Bombay Club Martini Bistro. If you miss the sounds of George Clinton, visit the Maple Leaf Bar for great funk, R&B, and Cajun music. The underground bar scene in New Orleans is full of surprises, including Molly at the Market and One Eyed Jacks. Nighttime visitors to the Big Easy never seem to leave town disappointed or wanting for more nightlife fun. They leave with their beads and great memories of fun times in the French Quarter, St. Charles Avenue, and Bourbon Street. They'll be back to New Orleans. They always come back. Some say it's the water or maybe the natives, but once New Orleans casts a spell on you, your nightlife journey is never the same.

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