This 20-year-old nightclub in Toronto's Gay Village just announced its closing

One of the most iconic nightclubs in Toronto’s Gay Village has just announced its closing.

Fly 2.0 shared on Facebook that, after 20 years, the business will be closing its doors. The post cites an impending demolition as the reason behind the closure.

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The post asks everyone to stay tuned for a “fun-filled final month of events,” plus one last hurrah of a Pride week.

The space will officially close up on Canada Day weekend, with final celebrations happening on June 30.

So gear up to get your groove on throughout the month of June before you pour one out for this beloved spot.

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