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- calendar_today November 3, 2026
Jewel Nightclub Announces Permanent Closure
Jewel Nightclub, a prominent venue at the ARIA Resort and Casino on the Las Vegas Strip, will close its doors permanently later this month. MGM Resorts International confirmed in a statement that the closure will take place after business concludes on Saturday, November 21.
History and Impact of Jewel Nightclub
Since its opening in May 2016, Jewel Nightclub has been known for its immersive nightlife experience. The club debuted with a special appearance from Jamie Foxx and performances by DJ Irie, The Chainsmokers, and Lil Jon. Originally operated by Hakkasan Group, Tao Group took over operations following their acquisition of Hakkasan in 2021.
Club Features and Notable Events
The nightclub gained recognition for its innovative design, featuring over 1,400 feet of LED ribbons, five themed VIP suites, and two levels tailored to offer a unique convergence of sight and sound. Jewel Nightclub typically operated Fridays, Saturdays, and Mondays, opening its doors at 10:30 p.m. and closing around 4 a.m.
Final Weekend Performances and Tickets
Jewel's final weekend will feature performances from Kid Conrad on November 21 as part of race weekend entertainment, and Murphi Kennedy on November 20. The club's website provides ticket information for these concluding events, offering guests a last chance to experience the renowned venue before its closure.
No Immediate Plans for the Space
According to MGM Resorts International, there are currently no announced plans for the space following Jewel Nightclub's closure. In the meantime, ARIA Resort and Casino will continue to offer other nightlife options, including Easy’s Cocktail Lounge, Lift Bar, and Alibi Cocktail Social, the latter of which is scheduled to open on Friday, November 13.
Legacy in Las Vegas Nightlife
Jewel Nightclub will be remembered as a significant part of the Las Vegas nightlife scene for a decade. As the venue hosts its final events, patrons, performers, and staff mark the end of an era on the bustling Las Vegas Strip.
Source: 8newsnow.com.
