Are you tired of Friday night re-runs? Do you feel like there is nothing to do if you are under 21? If so, you are in luck; there are things to do in Sacramento even if you?re under the drinking age.

We?re not talking about miniature golf or hangin? out at the Quick ?N? Go, we?re talking about real, unadulterated fun. Sure, we?re all in college to learn and studying is important, but we all need some fun, and we?ve found something for everyone.

Feel Like Bustin? A Move?

The Rage, 1890 Arden Way ? On Thursdays and Sundays this dance club welcomes anyone over 18 looking for fun.

The Classic Jukebox, 8200 Sierra College Blvd., Roseville ? Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday evenings the Jukebox opens its doors to everyone 18 and up. On Wednesday the Jukebox offers an all-male dance revue for women at 9 p.m., then reopens to both sexes at around 10 p.m.

The Capitol Garage, 1427 L St. ? This coffeehouse/live music venue offers a great cup of java or a nice cold beer depending on what age range you fall into, and all ages are welcome.True Love Coffeehouse, 2406 J St. ? for coffee with a twist of poetry or live music.

Dance Ranch, 6015 Pacific St., Rocklin ? This night club offers country music and line dancing for those who are dying to show off their two steppin? skills.

Get Your Eats On?

Chevy?s on the River, 1369 Garden Highway ? Offers dining on the Sacramento River with a loud, friendly crowd.

Hard Rock Cafe, 645 Downtown Plaza ? This American experience serves up a generous portion of pop culture along with its meals, and has a friendly wait staff.

Tapa The World, 2115 J St. ? Offering live music, it?s open until midnight and provides outdoor seating.

Ace?s, 5323 Date Ave. ? A fine dining establishment with jazz music alongside a great dining experience.

Paesano?s Pizzeria, 1806 Capitol Ave. ? Offers outdoor seating year-round with heaters placed outside in the winter months, and a wonderful ambiance.

T.G.I. Fridays, 1229 Howe Ave. ? Just the place to go late at night; it?s open until 2 a.m. every night.

Mel?s Diner, 565 Howe Ave. ? another option for quick dining, and only minutes from Sacramento State.

Anyone Want To Laugh?

Laughs Unlimited, 1207 Front St. ? This 18-and-over comedy club in Old Sacramento changes its lineup weekly.

The Punch Line, 2100 Arden Way, Ste. 225 ? Located in the Howe ?bout Arden Center, this club offers comedy, food and drinks.

Not Just a Movie Anymore?

Sacramento Drive-Ins, Highway 50 at Bradshaw ? Runs nightly with specials on Tuesdays. Esquire IMAX Theatre, 1211 K St. ? Offers a 3-D experience located downtown next to the Esquire grill, which makes a great date with dinner and a movie.

The Crest Theatre, 1013 K St. ?Shows independent films and showcases other entertainment such as comedians and bands.

The Tower Theatre, 2508 Land Park Dr. ? This venerable venue provides an alternative to mainstream films.

Games on!

Scratch Billiards & Deli, 120 I St. ? Located in Old Town Sacramento and offers live music on the weekends while you shoot pool.

Country Club Lanes, 2600 Watt Ave. ? Home of glow-bowling and disco nights, this bowling alley also has Laser Tag upstairs.

Change for a five?

Several Sacramento clubs offer adult entertainment to those over 18, with female dancers at popular locations such as Centerfolds and Showgirls. These juice bars are open late, but don?t forget your wallet, or your $1 bills.

Whether you feel like dancing, lounging, enjoying a good meal or a late-night caffeine rush, these hot spots are guaranteed to make your on-the-town experience a pleasurable one with or without the alcohol.