Upstairs at Asheville Arcade to open as Club Tetrus on Saturday

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Jason Sandford

Jason Sandford is a reporter, writer, blogger and photographer interested in all things Asheville.

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We’ve been reporting the changes at Asheville Arcade. Here’s the official word:

Club Tetrus, downtown Asheville’s new space for discerning tastes, is opening the Saturday of Bele Chere weekend above the popular Arcade Asheville bar on the corner of Spruce and College Street. Club Tetrus plans to be a classic dance club spinning all-time favorite tunes in a refined environment.Previously a full time part of Arcade Asheville , the upstairs will be roped off on weekends to create a more intimate and upscale space. Club Tetrus has been remodeled into a chic nightclub, including a VIP feel with bottle service, a new bar and a dance floor. Take your game up a level, at Club Tetrus !

Club Tetrus opens Saturday, July 28. Special Guest DJ will be spinninng until 2am. Business casual dress or better is strongly enforced.

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Jason Sandford

Jason Sandford is a reporter, writer, blogger and photographer interested in all things Asheville.

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4 Comments

  1. Nate July 25, 2012

    I like the idea that changing an I to a U will protect them from the notoriously litigious Tetris Company, LLC, especially when they’re using a nearly identical font AND a tetromino-type graphic right next to the name. At least they’ll be able to blame the lawsuit when they inevitably close . . .

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  2. Mario July 25, 2012

    Yeah, I’d have to agree. It was a great idea at the time but then all the hipster Jersey Shore wanna-be kids ruined the place. Then they get all “VIP membership” on the place and entitled and voila its a pile of crap. Gone by the end of the year or at least next spring. Oh well.

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  3. Joshua July 24, 2012

    WHAT A JOKE! Arcade was a great idea ruined by poor choices, crappy service, horrible food, disgusting clientele and worse management, held together with spit and duct tape. Add to that the broken video games and bathroom doors that wouldn’t close for over a year. I can’t imagine what they’ll consider “chic and refined.”

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  4. Mike July 24, 2012

    I’m betting that Asheville Arcade and Club Tetrus both bite the dust before the end of the year.

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