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Ink Announces Official Closing of Guvernment (pg. 24)
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Dior Homme
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Originally posted by CMR
Have you been out recently? Everything is packed. Demand exceeds the supply of club space right now. Which makes sense - it's harder than ever to open & operate clubs in Toronto, while the EDM thing is still in full swing.


It's harder because the city won't allow new venues to open. Which means only the existing venues can only stay open, rebrand or close.


I can't remember the last 'new' club that opened. Then again I don't go out on a Thursday, Friday or Saturday just to go to a club. Usually it's for a special event or DJ. But the majority of venues open now were existing ones from before.

Richmond used to be filled with clubs. Not so much any more. There are less clubs in Toronto than 2-3 years ago and that's not a long time. It's easier to maintain smaller clubs/renovate than having a huge one and gamble.
Coxx
quote:
Originally posted by kotsy
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http://www.torontosun.com/2015/01/2...s-wrecking-ball



I heard not this wed but next.
ok thanks!
CMR
quote:
Originally posted by Dior Homme
It's harder because the city won't allow new venues to open. Which means only the existing venues can only stay open, rebrand or close.


I can't remember the last 'new' club that opened. Then again I don't go out on a Thursday, Friday or Saturday just to go to a club. Usually it's for a special event or DJ. But the majority of venues open now were existing ones from before.

Richmond used to be filled with clubs. Not so much any more. There are less clubs in Toronto than 2-3 years ago and that's not a long time. It's easier to maintain smaller clubs/renovate than having a huge one and gamble.



The point being that if they're able to, there's a lot of pent-up demand for more mega clubs.
Dior Homme
quote:
Originally posted by CMR
The point being that if they're able to, there's a lot of pent-up demand for more mega clubs.


Yes, I understand that. However, WILL it happen?
musicsnob_NOT
I believe he was in talks with the Rogers Centre for space...similar to Matter in O2 London.
kotsy
http://www.thestar.com/business/201...n-the-city.html
Dior Homme
The party should have ended by now...
geroin
apparently last song was donna summer - i feel love
lol
r5a
quote:
"Deadmau5 started with us," said Khabouth. "It's only fitting that he would close the venue."


ouch to mark oliver
ItalianPoiSon
quote:
Originally posted by musicsnob_NOT
I believe he was in talks with the Rogers Centre for space...similar to Matter in O2 London.


hmm that's interesting...but a super club like Guv, or like Space Ibiza you really need your own dedicated building... It'll never happen here in the downtown core...

kotsy
http://www.bttoronto.ca/videos/4012338650001/

http://www.bttoronto.ca/videos/4012673884001/

http://www.bttoronto.ca/videos/4012681156001/

Mark's last track was Con Te Partiro by Andrea Bocelli (Mark's son actually sang it)

Then Charles played that Donna Summer track. By the looks of the BT videos, the party ended at 7:30am

I set my alarm for 4:30am and had plans to go for 5am to catch Mark's set at a reasonable cover charge but I got the AM/PM mixed up and work up close to 7am :(
Dior Homme
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In 2009, a bylaw banned new restaurants, bars and effectively, nightclubs more than 2,421 square feet from opening on Ossington Avenue in between Queen and Dundas Streets.

Then in 2013, the Toronto and East York Community Council unanimously passed another law slashing the number of bars and restaurants to 25 per cent of businesses in four sections of Queen St. W. between Roncesvalles Ave. and Dufferin St. in Parkdale.

The 60 clubs that some had calculated were sprinkled along Queen St. W. and King St. W. rapidly shrank to a dozen or two and former city councillor Adam Vaughan pronounced that “it’s no longer the cool thing to go to a night club the size of a Wal-Mart.”


Well well well. Talk about a dismantling of the cities nightlife.

Unfortunately, I was right.
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