The LimeLight

The LimeLight The LimeLight Memorial Page
this club is now closed
originally Opened on Sat November 12 1983 none of this would be possible. Doors Closed officially in 2007
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Hay friends of The LimeLight -

Welcome Back to the Club ,
Without all of you. It is the combination of our memories and the footage we all hold dear. It is your findings and or contributions of the Limelight
That makes this all happen. Please post any of what you may have or wish to share.
---Associated with the club please ---
If you wish to keep the source secret but would love to share
Contact

the owner of the page. I never imagined the page would be able to
Reproduce the memories and keep the limelight alive. It makes My and my Admin’s job a pleasure. Thanks again for your contributions
Long live The LimeLight
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Limelight itself is the titanic heart of the New York City club scene. Built within the shell of a vast stone church, it features a massive stage, video screens, stained glass windows, an outdoor garden, several dance floors, a DJ booth/party room suspended over the cavernous main dance floor, numerous futuristic bar stations, and a coat check larger than many other clubs' dance floors. It is the club which all other clubs are compared to, across the United States and much of the world. Primary entry to Limelight is provided through a dark and understated entrance, in front of which the wealthy, creative, and young elite of NYC line up around the block every night. Through the dark, one winds up a narrow spiral staircase into the box office area decorated with artwork, dozens of video monitors, and sinister lighting. Beyond is a tunnel-like area with a wall composed of back lit electron micrograph, access to the back areas through a dark tunnel, and a large mouth-like opening to the right leading to where the pews once were the main dance floor. Packed with hundreds of flailing bodies and speakers of breathtaking size and power, the main dance floor of Limelight has given the venue a nickname: "The Church of Thump-Thump-Thump."

We lost one of our family, RIP Brian Krystofik. To all the good times.
02/15/2025

We lost one of our family, RIP Brian Krystofik. To all the good times.

12/10/2024

As some of you may all ready heard. We lost a real one. Rip Father Chris, Christopher James Robinson.

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Patrick Keon, Eli Gold
07/24/2024

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Patrick Keon, Eli Gold

A real voice in a twisted world
10/26/2023

A real voice in a twisted world

06/28/2023

Has anyone heard from George E, from Darryl and George?

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Hay friends of The LimeLight - Welcome Back to the Club , Without all of you. none of this would be possible. It is the combination of our memories and the footage we all hold dear. It is your findings and or contributions of the Limelight That makes this all happen. Please post any of what you may have or wish to share. ---Associated with the club please --- If you wish to keep the source secret but would love to share Contact the owner of the page. I never imagined the page would be able to Reproduce the memories and keep the limelight alive. It makes My and my Admin’s job a pleasure. Thanks again for your contributions Long live The LimeLight ......................................................................................................................... Limelight itself is the titanic heart of the New York City club scene. Built within the shell of a vast stone church, it features a massive stage, video screens, stained glass windows, an outdoor garden, several dance floors, a DJ booth/party room suspended over the cavernous main dance floor, numerous futuristic bar stations, and a coat check larger than many other clubs' dance floors. It is the club which all other clubs are compared to, across the United States and much of the world. Primary entry to Limelight is provided through a dark and understated entrance, in front of which the wealthy, creative, and young elite of NYC line up around the block every night. Through the dark, one winds up a narrow spiral staircase into the box office area decorated with artwork, dozens of video monitors, and sinister lighting. Beyond is a tunnel-like area with a wall composed of back lit electron micrograph, access to the back areas through a dark tunnel, and a large mouth-like opening to the right leading to where the pews once were the main dance floor. Packed with hundreds of flailing bodies and speakers of breathtaking size and power, the main dance floor of Limelight has given the venue a nickname: "The Church of Thump-Thump-Thump." Doors Closed officially in 2007