After apres you may think you're going home to eat and change, maybe grab a quick shower and then spend a night on the town. Thing is, you're tired from a day on the slopes and once you lie down on that sofa, you're done for. Don't go near the sofa! The Whistler nightlife is worth it.



                                     



When Dancing is Your Thing

Looking for a well-known dance scene? Head to Garfinkel's where you will recognize everything they play. Attracts a sports bar/hipster/over-20 following with a mixed baggie of indie rock hits, funky classics and hot-steppin' dance tracks. A huge Thursday night institution.

Moe Joe's is a smaller, more intimate form of Garf's - similar clientele and music mix, but the atmosphere is uniquely their own.

Buffalo Bill's attracts an older (over-30s) crowd and also spices up the scene with regular comedy nights and hypnotists.

The Savage Beagle is split-level, allowing you to sit upstairs, smoke a cigar while the dancey-faced people can go to it downstairs.

Tommy Africa's on a Monday night surfs the retro wave, and the fun bunch are often spotted on the speakers.

Young to 21

When it's time to get down and be cool with fly deejays dropping the phatties from all over North America and Europe, you may want to mosey on over to Tommy Africa's and Maxx Fish where things really get going around 11 pm. If it's sly and funky, it's Spincat at the Fish. Hip hop? Yann Solo at Tommy's. Progressive house? Tommy's or the Fish. Soul funk? Check out the Savage Beagle.