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tage Quay, but you will find plenty of cool shade, brick court-
yards, and restored buildings where you can shop for Caribbean
items or enjoy a cold beer in a charming atmosphere.
If you'd like to get away from the tourist center, take a walk up
to
Market Street
for shops aimed at the local residents, in-
cluding many fabric stores offering beautiful tropical prints.
Outside of St. John's, head to
Harmony Hall
in
Brown's Bay
Mill.
This art gallery, which originated in Jamaica, features
work by many Caribbean artists. Original works as well as
prints and posters are for sale, accompanied by crafts, books,
and seasonings that capture the spice of the island.
Nightlife
Casino gambling is a popular nightlife activity, with several ca-
sinos from which to choose. They are, by casino standards,
fairly small and casual.
Casinos
Joe Mike's Downtown Hotel Plaza,
St. John's,
268-462-
1142/3244. Slot machines, table games and a good restaurant
and bar with live music make this a favorite stop for visitors.
King's Casino,
St. John's,
268-462-1727. Not only does this
casino hold the record for the largest casino on the island, but
also boasts the largest slot machine in the world. What better
reason to visit?
St. James's Club Casino,
St. James's Club,
268-460-5000.
Table games and slot machines are available to visitors at this
newly renovated casino.
Live Music
Most resort hotels offer evening entertainment, which might
range from a Caribbean night with traditional music and
dance, to local performers singing the latest reggae or soca
tunes. You'll also find a fun nightlife atmosphere at these bars
which frequently feature live music.
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