Sentence examples for buzzing scene from inspiring English sources

The recently closed Dance Tunnel and its sister venue Dalston Superstore performed the same function in E8, while Peckham's Bussey Building is the fulcrum of a newly buzzing scene in south-east London.

Largely thanks to an influx of arty locals and expats chasing cheap rents, though, it's been cleaned up, nicknamed Zona M, and now hosts a buzzing scene, mostly centered on the side street of Carrera 4A.

You will admire the buzzing scene from atop and then descend to the main room.

Jesse Gomez leans over the railing of the mezzanine level of his new Santa Monica Mexican restaurant, Mercado, looking down on the buzzing scene below.

"Once the tennis is over in Bastad, the whole celebrity and Stockholm social scene moves down here for the Falsterbo Horse Show," said Catherine Ljungh of the Galleri Palm, around the corner from the buzzing sidewalk scene at the Kust Cafe in Falsterbo.

No ocean of course, but plenty of late-night partying and a buzzing hotel scene.

Buenos Aires's buzzing art scene, meanwhile, is being touted as the next big thing.

Our degrees come second to the buzzing social scene that accompanies our first experience of freedom.

It has fantastic museums and a buzzing restaurant scene, and it's surrounded by large-scale countryside.

In recent years, however, the chill surfer vibe has been joined by a buzzing art scene, with a half-dozen new galleries representing artists like Mary Mitsuda, David Ivan Clark and Udo Nöger.

Throw in a buzzing bar scene and nearby beaches of sun-bronzed bodies and you have a city fit for holy men and hedonists alike.