Are you one of those folks who's off to the parking garage as soon as First Friday's street and gallery events begin shuttering, around 9 p.m.?

Tsk. Tsk.

The popular monthly gallery walk/culture and arts love-in has inspired several late night entertainment options aimed at keeping folks downtown.

Stick around Friday after the offical events are over, and consider these five late-night alternatives.

BOB MARLEY BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION

Where: Get Fresh! at Indigo Eurasian Cuisine, 1121 Nu'uanu Ave.

When: 10 p.m.-2 a.m.

It'll cost ya: $10

Why go? DJs G-Spot and Sovern-T offer a sixth annual turntablist throwdown for Mr. Marley, with three rooms spinning every conceivable genre of reggae. Jamaican dancehall artist E-Dee and Los Angeles reggae/dancehall mixmaster DJ JFX guest. Also spinning: Lava and Nocturnal Sound Krew. Catch a fire!

Sounds tailor-made for: Folks who sniff, "As if!" while perusing the iTunes Essential reggae collection.

ONG KING ARTS CENTER FIRST FRIDAY

Where: 184 N King St.

When: 9 p.m.-2 a.m. (gallery opens 5 p.m.)

It'll cost ya: $10

Why go? Gathering a wildly diversified slate of entertainers for a post-9 p.m. First Friday hootenanny is becoming Ong King's specialty. Tonight, Boston musician/poet Iyeoka Ivie Okoawo matches musical souls with Quadraphonix; the self-described "reinterpreted" rock of L.A.-based duo She Flies mixes with guitarist Scott Huckabay; Giinko Marischino dancers and Coco Chandelier blend drag and Butoh; New York slam artist Oveous Maximus spits spoken word; and the Amazing TJ and DOctOr MaGic offer alt-magic.

Sounds tailor-made for: Not-ready-to-go-home gallery-cruising folk seeking the offbeat and eclectic.

SUBPHONIX OLD SCHOOL NIGHT

Where: Mercury Lounge, 1154 Fort Street Mall (entrance on Chaplain Lane)

When: 10 p.m.-2 a.m.

It'll cost ya: $5

Why go? 'Cause if you dig drum-n-bass, the very-dedicated-to-the-genre monthly Subphonix is one of our town's best. And tonight, it's going "old school" with L.A.-based guest turntablist Krucial. Subphonix resident and longtime Honolulu d-n-b afficionado BassX spins solo and tags with Saya. Also on the tables: Zecha. And on the mikes: Enemy and KelvinZero.

Sounds tailor-made for: Opening the musical mind of that club-going friend who loves dancing to Gwen Stefani's insipid yodeling song.

NEXTDOOR FIRST FRIDAY

Where: 43 N Hotel St.

When: 9 p.m.-2 a.m.

It'll cost ya: Free before 10:30 p.m.

Why go? NextDoor brings a bit of Sin City to Chinatown with a couple of Las Vegas-based turntablists. Keith Evan is known for his deep love of house and occasional downtempo proclivities. Mike Fuller — like Evan, a resident at the Mandalay Bay Hotel and Casino's elegant Foundation Room weekly hip-hop, house and rare grooveenhanced Godspeed — will be on hand to bang the boards, too. NextDoor's Friday night resident, Ira, keeps it real and eclectic for our town.

Sounds tailor-made for: Folks who club-hop as much as they gamble in Vegas.

THE ENTERPRISE

Where: Detox, 1192 Alakea St.

When: 9 p.m.-2 a.m.

It'll cost ya: $5

Why go? Certainly not because Ashlee Simpson showed up at The Enterprise's last voyage a few weeks ago. Instead, check it out for its relentlessly unpretentious vibe, swift kick of live sounds (this month, it's Honolulu's rockabilly-punk saviors The Hell Caminos) and DJ Vagina's crates full 'o alt-rock, electro, dance-pop, '80s and other unidentifiables. Be sure to bring a friend to dance with.

Sounds tailor-made for: The kids in America ... whoa-oh!

Reach Derek Paiva at dpaiva@honoluluadvertiser.com.