The Dime is a well-known nightclub located in the Fairfax District of Los Angeles, California, United States. Established in the mid-2000s, The Dime quickly became a staple in LA’s nightlife scene due to its intimate atmosphere and dedication to the city’s love of hip hop, R&B, and classic soul. Housed in a space with retro flair and an understated exterior reminiscent of classic dive bars, The Dime carved out a niche as a go-to spot for locals and celebrities alike seeking an unpretentious yet vibrant party environment.

Over the years, the club’s popularity has been bolstered by its reputation for no-cover DJ nights, spontaneous dancing, themed parties, and a crowd that truly reflects the diversity and creative energy of Los Angeles. Gaining cultural significance in part from regular celebrity sightings and its cameo in various TV shows and films, The Dime has both influenced and captured the pulse of LA’s urban music scene. The club has remained in its original location at 442 N.

Fairfax Avenue, maintaining its cozy, narrow layout and signature mirrored walls. Despite the parade of changing trends and gentrification in the area, The Dime has held fast to its authentic charm, updating its sound system and interior periodically without departing from the laidback vibe loyal patrons appreciate. Notable artists who have performed or spun at The Dime include Questlove of The Roots, DJ Jazzy Jeff, Talib Kweli, Anderson .Paak, Mayer Hawthorne, DJ Spinner, and local LA staples like DJ Brett G, DJ Mackswell, and DJ Soko.

The club is also known for impromptu appearances and DJ sets from high-profile guests such as Drake, Erykah Badu, and Kendrick Lamar, alongside providing a launch pad for up-and-coming local talent in the hip hop and R&B scenes.