After 18 months of waiting, 琉璃神社鈥檚 Sapphire Nightclub is reopening its doors 鈥� with some new rules.
The club has been closed since March 2020, when the COVID-19 pandemic struck. While other clubs in the city, such as Sapphire鈥檚 sister nightclub Gotham, have opened intermittently during the pandemic, Sapphire kept its doors closed.
The opening comes just a few weeks after health restrictions were eased in the Central Okanagan, again allowing liquor service past 10 p.m. and clubs to reopen 鈥� though dancing and inter-table mingling is still forbidden by provincial health orders.
Despite this, Sapphire will seat guests for the first time since the pandemic struck B.C. on Friday night, Oct. 1.
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In a Facebook post, the club said vaccine cards will be required at the door, as will masks. VIP and walk-up bar services will be available and there will be music.
For information on the latest provincial health measures, visit
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