Strip Club

13 photos · 2008–2025

13 photographs tagged Strip Club, 2008–2025.

Augies Strip Club on Hennepin February 2025 — Augie's Strip Club is situated on Hennepin Avenue at S 5th Street in Downtown Minneapolis.

Roxys cabaret shoe in downtown Minneapolis — Roxy's Cabaret, also known as Nicollet Diner, stands in Downtown Minneapolis. This establishment operates as a 24/7 diner.

Diner sign with large shoe at Nicollet Diner — Roxy’s Cabaret on Nicollet Mall in Minneapolis occupies the upper level above The Nicollet Diner, whose vertical 24-hour sign marks the street-facing entrance below. The venue and diner are part of a mixed-use downtown entertainment and restaurant property on Nicollet Mall, one of Minneapolis’s main pedestrian-oriented commercial corridors.

Pedestrians walk past the illuminated Deja Vu Showgirls neon sign on Washington Avenue in Minneapolis's North Loop at night. — Nighttime on Washington Avenue in Minneapolis's North Loop neighborhood, where the neon sign for Deja Vu Showgirls is prominently displayed. "Safety Club" walkers walk down Washington Avenue.

Minneapolis Nightclubs in October 2023 — Nightclubs and entertainment venues line Hennepin Avenue in downtown Minneapolis, as seen in October 2023.

A crowd of people waits in line outside the Spearmint Rhino nightclub on Hennepin Avenue in downtown Minneapolis at night. — A line of patrons waits outside the Spearmint Rhino Gentlemen's Club on Hennepin Avenue in downtown Minneapolis on a weekend in July 2023.

Rick's Cabaret at South 3rd Street in downtown Minneapolis with boarded windows at night. — Rick's Cabaret in downtown Minneapolis is shown boarded up with security measures in place. This occurred during the period of the Derek Chauvin murder trial in April 2021. The trial and subsequent verdict led to widespread public attention and protests in Minneapolis, prompting businesses to take precautions against potential damage or unrest. The boarding reflects the heightened security concerns and the impact of the trial on the urban environment.

Adult boutique store with boards on it — The storefronts of Augies and Brass Rail, adult entertainment venues on Hennepin Avenue in Downtown Minneapolis, are boarded up. This measure was widely adopted by businesses during the Minneapolis Uprising in May 2020, following the killing of George Floyd. The plywood boards feature graffiti, including "RIP Floyd," "ANARCHY," and "ACAB," reflecting the public outcry and calls for justice. Hennepin Avenue has long served as a significant commercial and entertainment corridor in the city, and these boarded establishments document the period of civil unrest and its impact on the urban landscape.

Vertical red neon Augies Topless Bar sign on downtown Minneapolis street at night. — Augies Topless Bar and Nightclub operated on Hennepin Avenue in downtown Minneapolis. The establishment's vertical neon sign, with its distinctive red background and white lettering, was a recognizable fixture in the entertainment district. The Famous Brass Rail sign is visible adjacent to it on the same block.

Neon sign for Deja Vu Showgirls strip club in Minneapolis displays humorous text about beautiful and ugly women. — Deja Vu Showgirls is a strip club in the North Loop neighborhood of Minneapolis. Its marquee reads "100's of Beautiful Girls and 3 Ugly Ones, Coast to Coast."

The "Sneaky Pete's" bar and "Dreamgirls" nightclub are visible on N 5th Street in downtown Minneapolis, part of the city's entertainment district. — The "Sneaky Pete's" bar and "Dreamgirls" nightclub are visible on N 5th Street in downtown Minneapolis. Sneaky Pete's, advertised as an "Ultimate Fun Bar + Grill," and Dreamgirls, a nightclub, are part of the entertainment district in this area of the city. The surrounding buildings showcase a mix of architectural styles, reflecting the development of Minneapolis over time. This block of N 5th Street has historically been a hub for nightlife and entertainment.

Body Shop strip club interior in Green Bay with bar seating and a small stage. — The Body Shop strip club interior in Green Bay, Wisconsin, includes a bar, customer seating, and a small performance stage. Mirrored wall panels, dancer poles, wall-mounted televisions, and colored neon fixtures are part of the nightclub layout.

Interior of the Body Shop strip club in Green Bay, Wisconsin, featuring a bar, stage, and neon beer signs. — The interior of the Body Shop, a strip club located in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The establishment featured a prominent bar area, seating, and a central stage with a pole for performances. Neon signs advertising beer brands like Miller Lite and Heineken are visible, typical of such venues. The club has since been demolished, marking the end of an era for this particular entertainment establishment in Green Bay.

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