You wouldn't know that a nightclub is located in Bay Village, but once venturing down Broadway Street, you see Jacque's Cabaret. Jacques Cabaret is a "female impersonation" nightclub, a.k.a. a drag club. There are shows every day of the week, featuring things such as "all asian qeer cabaret," "delightful divas" and "Jacques angels." In the broad daylight, you wouldn't know that this place could be hopping, but once night falls, make sure to get your drag on! Note: you do not need to be a drag queen to attend! Men and Women alike can attend the show, however this is a primarily gay bar. NO CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED!

Founded by husband and wife team Marc Orfaly and Kerri Foley, and nestled between Boston’s Theatre District and Bay Village, Pigalle is a mom-and-pop restaurant of the highest quality. Orfaly’s French-influenced menu combines traditional Parisian bistro fare with pan-Asian flavors that include the Middle East. Pigalle’s intimate dining room is perfect for theatergoers looking for something special or a couple longing for that romantic night out. Kind of a weird location, small little side street with nothing else really " cute" near it, however the restaurant itself was really charming! Come here in spring/summer for $1 oysters! They will validate your parking if you park next door at Radisson Hotel.

Originally built as a cinema in 1970, the Stuart Street Playhouse was converted into a live performance space called the 57 Theater in the summer of 1996. In the fall of 2000, the Theater was renamed Stuart Street Playhouse and showcased the long running hit I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change. Showing now, or coming up, the Stuart Street Playhouse will present RFK, A Portrait of Robert F. Kennedy.

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