Café Blue, The Old Fire Station, Silver St. Music every day of the week. Central Chambers Wine Bar, St. Stephens St. "Kemistry" - pure House every Thursday 8-12 with DJs Andy Walters & John Radford - free entry. Cosies, Portland Square House, Dance and Techno music with guest spots from local DJs on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. The Dojo Bar (Park St.) Closed at present. The Eclipse House and Dance nights every Wednesday and Thursday with various bar promotions. The Farm, St. Werburghs Sadly The Farm has changed management and lost its music licence so no more nice sessions there over the weekend. Full Moon, Stokes Croft Currently doing Rock/Industrial/Goth nights. The Hobgoblin, The Triangle, Clifton House / Techno nights on Tuesdays (9-11pm) Las Iguanas, St. Nicholas St. "Cheeky" - House & Garage night on Tuesdays (8-11pm) Marz Bar, St. Nicholas Market Formerly called 'Cheers', they play dance music of all types on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. Moles Bar, off Park Street Various sessions, including the 'Peyote' drum 'n' bass night every Tuesday. Old Pint And Pie House nights on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. The Porthouse, 57 Prince St. Free House nights on Sundays Queens Shilling, Frogmore St. Smart Gay 'warm-up' pub with dance area playing House and Hi-NRG. The Rummer (Basement) Thursdays are alternating between "Nothing Fishy" (Sutra residents) and "Echo 3" (House/Techno/Drum & Bass) nights - both 9pm till 2am and £3 entry. There are Occasional House sessions on Saturdays but it's mainly soul/hip-hop at the moment. Dr. Thirstys Surgery, Kings Street DJs playing from midday on Sunday (and now Thursday and Friday evenings too). The line up on Sundays includes Phil Bishop, James Savage (Lakota, 1 Love), Tristan B (Galaxy), Maurice (Revolution), Rakesh (resident) and Penfold. Also:- Netgates Internet Café: Netgates holds a friday night "pre-club warm-up" session with smart drinks and fruit cocktails, video and digital art, tunes on the night and of course access to the Internet. Here's a map of central Bristol showing where they are (200k)