Several nightclubs and entertainment locations around Colorado Springs are included in the recent ban prohibiting local uniformed military members from visiting various places of business.

The Citadel mall is on the list, although visits related to education or religion are allowed. Service members also can be at the Armed Services Career Center inside the mall for recruiting purposes.

Here is the off-limits list:

Bars:

• Club La Casota, 430 S. Circle Drive, Colorado Springs.
  • Dance club, 4.1 stars on Facebook reviews
Knucklehead Tavern, 3627 Delta Drive, Colorado Springs.
• Neighborhood bar, 4.5 stars on Facebook reviews
Blondie’s, 24 N. Tejon St., Colorado Springs.
• Nightclub, 3.3 stars on Facebook reviews
Nova Nightclub, 18 S Nevada Ave., Colorado Springs.
• Nightclub, 2.6 stars on Facebook reviews
La Palapa, 525 S. Circle Drive, Colorado Springs.
• Bar and grill, 3 stars on Facebook reviews
Latin Quarters, 3958 N. Academy Blvd. #112, Colorado Springs.
• Nightclub, 4.6 stars on Facebook reviews
El Huracan Night Club, 2330 S. Academy Blvd., Colorado Springs.
• Nightclub, 3.5 stars on Facebook rev

Massage parlor:

• Sugar Tree Massage, 1807 B St., Colorado Springs.
  • Spa, 4.5 stars on Google reviews

Adult entertainment:

• Pleasures Adult Entertainment Center, 3425 E. Platte Ave., Colorado Springs.
  • Adult store, 3.9 stars on Google reviews

Shopping center:

• The Citadel, 750 Citadel Drive, Colorado Springs.
  • Military members are exempt from this prohibition if entrance is required for any education, religious or military recruiting-related activities.
  • Shopping center, 3.8 stars Google reviews

After-hours club:

• La Tarazza, 609 S. Circle Drive, Colorado Springs.

Employment:

• FMC Security

A board consisting of representatives from Fort Carson, Evans Army Community Hospital, Peterson Space Force Base, Schriever Space Force Base and the Air Force Academy decided on the bans, which apply to all soldiers, airmen, sailors, guardians and other service members based at the five installations in the Pikes Peak region. Read more here.

Businesses and establishments can express their concerns through the Directorate of Emergency Services at 719-526-1453.

Councilwoman Nancy Henjum will host a community conversation about the mall from 4-6 p.m. Sept. 20 at Zeal Church.