Johannesburg comes alive after dark, and whether you're a rebellious punk rocker or a suave executive, there's always something to do. Rivonia and the business district of Sandton have become trendy spots for young and hip executives and their style-conscious friends, and the old neighborhood of Melville still has streets filled with lively little bars and restaurants and a sprinkling of clubs. The Newtown Cultural Precinct, an old area that started as a produce market, has undergone a successful rejuvenation. Now clean and brightly lighted, it's home to the Market Theatre complex, which includes dance club Carfax, and other entertainment venues. The suburb of Norwood also has a central street with a good selection of small restaurants and bars. To dine and dance in one go, you should venture to one of these suburbs or visit one of the casino complexes, such as the popular Montecasino in Fourways or Emperor's Palace next to the O. R. Tambo Airport.