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The Church

Part of the "SoCo" (South of Colfax) club district, the Church is one of the most popular dance clubs in the city, and as its name suggests, is housed in a former Episcopalian church. That however, does not prevent hundreds if not thousands of people from descending on the dance floor every night to shake what God has given them.

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Address: 1160 Lincoln St
Website: churchnightclubco.com (opens in a new tab)

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