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Latest revision as of 05:29, 4 April 2026
| Annabell's Bar and Lounge | |
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| Location | Akron, Ohio |
| Address | 784 West Market Street |
| Opened | |
| Closed | 2023 |
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| Website | Facebook page |
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Annabell's Bar and Lounge was a bar and live-music venue located in Akron, Ohio. The establishment served as a performance space for local and regional musicians, DJs, and a variety of grassroots events. For decades, it was embedded in Akron’s music community, especially in the Highland Square neighborhood.
History
Annabell’s had been a fixture of the Akron nightlife and underground music scene for many years. According to a retrospective published in The Akron Beacon Journal, former owner Freddie Salem recounted the venue’s long history, indicating it had functioned as a neighborhood bar and community gathering place.<ref> A brief history of Annabell’s, according to former owner, The Akron Beacon Journal, August 19, 2015. Retrieved 2025-12-01.
</ref> In May 2023, the venue was served with an eviction notice and given a deadline to vacate the premises.<ref> Annabell's, a Highland Square and Akron music landmark, faces eviction, The Akron Beacon Journal, May 19, 2023. Retrieved 2025-12-01.
</ref> Shortly thereafter, the venue announced closure via its Facebook page.<ref> Annabell's Bar & Lounge officially announces its closure, The Akron Beacon Journal, May 22, 2023. Retrieved 2025-12-01.
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