Two prominent organizations devoted to nightclubs are painting a gloomy picture about taking back the night anytime soon. Spokesmen for the Nightclub Hall of Fame and the American Nightlife Associa…
Spokesmen for the Nightclub Hall of Fame and the American Nightlife Association/International Nightlife Association spoke to Las Vegas, and reported that shutdowns in the industry may extend to 2021, with some venues not surviving as a result.
New Mayor Bill de Blasio said Sunday that the city’s people won’t be allowed to congregate outside their favorite bars and clubs, as they did yesterday when warm weather drove many outdoors for the first time in weeks. Ryan Dahlstrom of the Nightclub Hall of Fame said venues are “gone for at least the rest of this year– possibly part of next year.”
“They have the footprints to rearrange their rooms. We could control the rules, before they open up. We could communicate what we are wearing–masks or no masks,” Dahlstrom said.
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