nightclubs

Space NY will hold more than 1,200 partygoers in a planned venue west of 11th Avenue.

Gone are the days of long, cool-looking lineups outside of popular clubs.

The State Liquor Authority revoked the liquor license of WIP and Greenhouse after a wild fight there.

NBA star Tony Parker said glass cut 99 percent of his eye during a wild club fight at WiP.

A bouncer was clawed in the face at the Hudson Square club and another man was shot and killed outside.

Tony Parker sued W.i.P club for $20 million, claiming his cornea was scratched in the Brown-Drake melee.

Staten Island resident Vladimira Brace said she was trampled by the panicked crowd at WIP last week.

Restaurateur Antonio Fuccio hopes to open an outpost of Georgica Restaurant at the space.

A Chelsea club was shut down on Thursday, after a stabbing earlier this year and building violations.

Police are considering arresting people for public urination as a deterrent.

Juliet Supperclub has been the site of two murders, and now landlords want it out of their building.

Community Board 3 wants to see more butchers, shoe stores and grocers on the Lower East Side.

La Boom, a three-floor, 600-person Latin music and culture club, is set to open in Hell's Kitchen.

XL Nightclub, a gay nightclub that will open seven nights a week, plans to bring partying to its Hell's Kitchen location seven nights a week.

Long a source of noise complaints, the Hell's Kitchen bar Traffic has pledged to become a quieter place.