Plenty of places to drink and boogie under the midnight sun It’s easy to burn daylight all night long up here — fishing, hiking and mowing the lawn, then singing karaoke from dusk to dawn; toe-tapping, thigh-slapping, moving and grooving, sitting on a bar stool, nodding and approving.

With the midnight sun, nightlife means anything from spinning wheels to spinning discs, but when it comes to finding a good drink, the right atmosphere, decent entertainment and a reason to dance, it all comes down to one’s mood.

At a place like Bernie’s Bungalow Lounge, 626 D St., anyone can find a niche by sinking into one of the couches inside or basking in the sun on the spacious patio. On weekends, DJs ramp up the energy with dance tunes, and on sunny afternoons, the patio gets hot and crowded. But whatever the day, getting a seat and a drink is worth the wait.

As far as he knows, it’s one of the few bars in the country “where you can go in and see 450 to 500 people from every single age group and income bracket and ethnic background.�

The main bar features pool tables, darts, shuffleboard and a karaoke system with more than 30,000 songs. The place has diamond-plated walkways, walls and dance space along with abstract iron art with kegs, bicycle rims and other debris coming out of the ceiling and walls.

Theme bars include the Area 51 Bar with hip-hop music and an alien decor, and the Voodoo Lounge with New Orleans art, voodoo dolls, masks, beads and leather couches and chairs.