The Manor Complex

The Manor goes big. Its website describes a nightclub complex of separate rooms that can be divided up for an event. The main room, Epic, is a two-story nightclub with balconies, a wraparound mezzanine and Swarovski chandeliers, plus an adjoining cocktail room and a covered outdoor arcade.

The second room, Crystal, which the venue also calls The Manor Live, is a two-story cream-and-white space with a see-through glass staircase, a 12-foot chandelier and 3D projection mapping across its walls. Both rooms are rigged for a show, the venue says, with big sound systems, moving lights, cold-fog effects and confetti cannons.

Saturday night is the anchor. The venue’s events page lists dance parties with guest DJs that run late into the night, and big themed nights through the year, from Pride and White Party weekends to a Halloween block party that starts in the street and moves inside. Its own listings carry the details for each night, and plans change, so check them before you go.

The Saturday parties are 21 and over, according to those listings, and admission varies by night and by when you arrive. VIP bottle service and VIP seating can be reserved through the venue. Otherwise most events are general admission and standing room, with couches first come, first served, its FAQ says. There’s no formal dress code, but shoes are required and sandals aren’t allowed.