Barby Club, Music venue in Jaffa Port, Tel Aviv, Israel.

Barby Club is a live-music venue that moved in January 2024 into a permanent home at Jaffa Port, after three decades on Kibbutz Galuyot Street in Tel Aviv. Its final show at the old address was by Dudu Tassa. For the opening at the port, photographer Orit Pnini exhibited images of the club and its audiences alongside video and sound pieces, and fittings from the old Barby were moved into the exhibition space.

Barby was founded in 1994 by Shaul and Ariela Mizrahi and opened on Yona HaNavi Street in Tel Aviv. In 1998 it moved to Derech Shlomo, in 2001 to Kibbutz Galuyot Street, and in January 2024 to a permanent home at Jaffa Port; the last show on Kibbutz Galuyot was Dudu Tassa's. A branch in Kfar Saba's industrial zone ran from 2003 to 2010.

The club's name comes from the pub in the film Life According to Agfa. Shalom Hanoch has held a monthly rock concert there called "Night Animals" since 2005, and Ehud Banai played incognito with a fictional band, Concrete Butterflies.

The club moved to Jaffa Port in January 2024, so check the venue address before travelling; the last show at Kibbutz Galuyot Street was Dudu Tassa's. The official website lists upcoming shows and ticket sales. The space also hosted Orit Pnini's photo exhibition with video and sound installations when it opened at the port.

The club's name comes from the pub in the film Life According to Agfa. Since 2005 Shalom Hanoch has held a monthly rock concert there called "Night Animals", and Ehud Banai played incognito with a fictional band, Concrete Butterflies.