The mystery and controversy surrounding this famed 1960s counterculture music venue is almost as thick as the wall of sound that emanates from it every night. Today, it draws crowds for indie- and major-label acts like Willie Nelson and Wilco.

Opened in 1975, this long-running local establishment has been a staple to providing the best laundry service to the community. Talk to the owner Sam to get advice on removing those tough stains or ask him about those paintings behind the counter.

Established in 1968, this traditional barber shop is a step back in time. Running continuously for nearly fifty years, it's still a gathering place for those in the African American community where your barber is your friend and therapist.

This historic club formerly owned by John Lee Hooker packs the dance floor of this historic club for live funk, jazz, blues sets performed by top musicians. Come in for $3 happy hours and amazing live shows.

This father and daughter duo have been serving the community ice cream and cheap sandwiches for almost 30 years. Come inside to try some flavors or ask Tom about his former days being a model.

Enjoy live music and soul food in a swanky setting where historical photos and live music set an intimate vibe. Explore their heritage wall to see an impressive collection of historical Fillmore photographs.