The property, sold to a developer in 2016, will be turned into an apartment complex in the future, the statement revealed. spot, which bills itself as the “city’s largest and most well-known LGBTQ nightclub,” announced that it will close its doors for good on July 1, 2018.Ī special and unfortunate announcement from Town Danceboutique. As a pop song thumped behind them, she added, “It’s sad to be here and already know that we’re losing this space.”īack in June, the popular D.C. She and her friends took over benches outside on the spacious patio. There was so much positive energy and so much affirmation for the people on stage and also just for the people in the crowd,” said Stephanie Olsu, making her first Town visit. “Even being here for the first time tonight, the drag show was amazing.
The dance floor, normally thrumming with a crush of dancing bodies, is focused on the stars, at least for the next few hours. Lip-syncing hits from Rihanna to Whitney Houston, the drag queens at Town Danceboutique command the room.
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