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Nightlife is the collective term for any entertainment that is available and more popular from the late evening into the early hours of the morning. It includes the public houses, nightclubs, discothèques, bars, live music, concert, cabaret, small theatres, small cinemas, shows, and sometimes restaurants a specific area may have. Nightlife encompasses entertainment from the fairly tame to the risque to the seedy. Nightlife entertainment is inherently edgier than daytime amusements, and usually more oriented to young adults. Under some rubrics, Nightlife also encompasses such "adult entertainment" as a red-light district.

[edit] See also

• Cover charge: the flat fee for admission to nightclubs and bars.
• Nocturnality
• Nightlife legislation of the United States: Legislations created after the 2006 murders of Imette St. Guillen and Jennifer Moore.

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