Village Voice 11/11/11
Winner of Best Dance Club in the Village Voice 2011 Best Of issue! We love it for its era-appropriate unpretentiousness. District 36
VENUE DETAILS
Music
House, Techno, Electronic, Trance and Hip Hop
Scene
It’s not surprising that District 36 is known to be one of the best night clubs in New York City. Unlike other NY house music meccas, District 36 has a distinct New York City flavor with a state-of-the-art electronic and lighting system. This club has everything a good New York night needs: bodacious waitresses, upstairs bottle service booths, feisty go-go dancers, and a solid sound system. Some of the most ultimate dance parties are hosted here.
Ambience
Formerly having been a clothing factory, this dancing line is blocks away from Herald Square and the Empire State Building, the 14,000 square-foot dance club is built from the sound system up and embodies New York City nightlife. Not overly designed, the venue’s simple lay-out, in combination with quality sound, top-tier talent and huge dance floor gives patrons a real down-to-earth yet classy New York City nightlife experience.
@NYNightlife Reminder: today september 8th. The Alex M.O.R.P.H Album Release party has been moved from District to Pachita at pacha.
9 Sep
NOTICE:
Our SEPTEMBER 8th event with Alex M.O.R.P.H & Max Graham has been moved to Pachita at Pacha NYC. Tickets at http://t.co/Tq73kO0x
9 Sep
USER REVIEWS
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alissa i.1/15/11
Best sound system ever. Hands down! 
Bradley R.4/14/11
Mention the Bradley Rose guest list for reduced admission on Saturdays. 
Nerotik _.11/19/11
Make Sure You Use XF NIGHTLIFE VIP GUEST-LIST FOR THE #1 FRIDAY PARTY @ D36 NYC. Contact Nero For More Info: 732 966-5986 
Michael G.10/9/11
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Danny Tenaglia fans, you're in luck! The Grammy nominated producer is coming to none other than District 36 on Saturday, October 22nd. Danny will be spinning his bold, internationally recognized beats within a 14,000 square foot systemized sound space - the nightclub heart of the Garment District. Step inside District 36 today, it's almost impossible to believe this chic and gorgeous dance club was once a clothing factory. The transformation is epic, a true work of art that manages to be beautiful while maintaining simplicity.
Visit the District 36 website for gallery pics here: http://d36nyc.com/about/
Groove back in time to all your beloved classics this weekend at District 36 with taste re-maker Jonathan Peters, who is ready and waiting to bring those old hits back to the future this Friday, September 23rd, and Saturday, September 24th. Friday, or Side A, will feature all the greatest hits while Saturday, or Side B, will have all your alternative favorites. Imagine entering, whether dressed in your 80s gear or usual sequined club wear, into the gorgeous 14,000 sq ft dance floor of District 36. Crystal strands, like diamond water drops falling, hang from the ceiling along with fun stars, poised as if ready to drop to the floor for a giant game of Jacks. The bar, untouched by the constant color change of blue, pink, and green, is simple yet elegant with Deco chandeliers lined above the sleek black granite countertop.
The legend of the Jersey Shore cast just keeps on growing. Wednesday night I was able to attend the YRB Magazine party over at District 36 in midtown west. The party was to celebrate the magazines recent cover which included Snooki, Deena, and Sammi. (JWow too cool???)
If you were able to snag a wrist band at the door, vodka drinks were on the house all night. What would a Jersey Shore party be without plenty of alcohol. To say that the bartenders were being generous that night would be an understatement. I think my drinks were 9/10th's vodka and 1/10th whatever else they felt like adding to it. Adding to the nights festivities was the $30 tattoo parlor special happening in the downstairs area of the club. Two chairs were set up with artists, ready to factor into what most likely was a huge morning regret for whatever drunkard wandered down there and decided on a whim to get some ink. I myself had to be talked out of getting one by the end of the night, so a special thank you to that sober friend. Without her I would have most likely woken up with Snooki written across my chest. Spinning at the club was DJ Brian (I prefer a more compelling name for my DJs), Roxy Cottontail, and DJ Toro (like that!).
