Club Space

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For the Ibiza nightclub, see Space (Ibiza nightclub)
Scenes from Club Space in Downtown Miami
Scenes from Club Space in Downtown Miami

Club Space is a large nightclub located in the downtown area of Miami, Florida. It is widely considered an international superclub and a key fixture in the dance music scene in Miami and the United States. The venue is generally thought of as being responsible for kickstarting the Entertainment District in Downtown Miami. The Entertainment district, as of 2007, features six nightclubs, each with a 24-hour liquor license, enabling them to operate well past the traditional 5 AM legal closing time of most nightclubs in Miami-Dade County.

In the seven years of operation, Space has resided in two buildings. The first was a one-story renovated warehouse, consisting of three rooms, as well as an outdoor patio area, which was one of the primary reasons the venue was made famous. From March 17, 2000, until April, 2003, Club Space played host to some innovative parties for the Miami dance music scene, including marathon sets from Danny Tenaglia and Paul Van Dyk. Noted Miami producer Oscar G also acquired his long-running residency at this building.

Due to capacity issues, the venue was then moved to a larger warehouse and briefly renamed Space 34, before returning to simply being called Space. In its current configuration, (the building has radically changed its layout many times) Space is a 3-room, 25,000 square foot complex, consisting of a large main room with a significant VIP area, an upstairs loft, as well as a rooftop patio which plays host to daytime parties. Often, guest DJs will play the main room, and then continue their sets upstairs on the patio.

Resident DJ's: Oscar G, Cedric Gervais, QBA, Patrick M, Radamas, Cardi. Quarterly & Bi-Montly Guests: Deep Dish, Paul Van Dyk, Sander Kleinenberg, Ferry Corsten, Nic Fanciulli. Notable Guest DJ's: Abel, Anthony Pappa, Ashley Caselle, Bad Boy Bill, Bruno, BT, Carl Cox, Christian Smith, Christopher Lawrence, Danny Howells, Darren Emerson, Dave Seaman, Dave Ireland, David Morales, David Padilla, David Waxman, Dean Coleman, Denny Tsettos, Desyn Masiello, Edgar V, George Acosta, Hernan Cattaneo, James Zabiela, Jimmy Van M, Johan Gielen, John "OO" Flemming, John Debo, John Digweed, John Creamer, Johnny Vicious, Jon Cowan, Josh Wink, Judge Jules, Junior Vasquez, Lemoch, Luke Fair, Marco Carola, Marco V, Mauro Picotto, Max Graham, Nick Warren, Noel Sanger, Parks & Wilson, Paul Oakenfold, Pete Tong, Peter Rauhofer, Rabbit in the Moon, Ralph Falcon, Sasha, Scott Bond, Sean Cusick, Shawn Rudnick, Skribble, Stephan Luke, Steve Porter, Tiësto, Timo Maas, Tracy Young, Way Out West.

[edit] Noise problems from the terrace

Club Space has had recent friction with nearby residents as the Park West neighborhood gentrifies, and the owner Louis Puig was recently arrested.[1] Nightclub industry insiders report that the terrace could close by July.[2] Neighboring club Nocturnal has reportedly reduced the volume on their upstairs terrace.[3] Recent opinion polls indicate that Club Space could remain a popular venue if the terrace is closed.[4]

[edit] References

  1. ^ Louis Puig arrested at Space for noise violation. V. Barbarino, March 18, 2007
  2. ^ Condo Update V. Barbarino, April 24, 2007
  3. ^ Your downtown noise violation update. V. Barbarino, April 29, 2007
  4. ^ Can Space survive without a patio? Vote V. Barbarino, April 25, 2007

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