Known as a Rock N Roll Utopia, Screwdriver Bar was a rehearsal space for Nirvana from 1988 until 1990, between the release of Bleach and Nevermind. After sitting empty for years, it became a bar in 2020 where people can drink and enjoy music.
A prominent feature is a large painting of Kurt Cobain complete with his acoustic guitar and green sweater from his MTV Unplugged performance.

This dimly lit bar serves as a shrine to the different eras of rock music. Memorabilia like posters, photographs and album covers from artists spanning from Kiss to Led Zeppelin and Little Richard cover the brick walls.

The bar is a great place to enjoy live music – check out the upcoming events!