"But things are looking up for night owls. I feel like the city's coming back to life. I mean, there's a lot of people who left, but I feel like a lot of people are coming back and I think it's a great time for it, John JB Behling said, founding partner of Out of Ordinary (OOO,) the newest nightclub on the Manhattan scene opened its doors Halloween night."
"We wanna be the hottest place and everybody at the door. Obviously, you wanna be cool, but we're not leading with our egos, said Steve Martinek, also founding partner and __ . He opened more than a dozen clubs before and between all partners, they have nearly 100 years of experience. I just love creative. It's fun for me. Martinek is the brains behind the purple rhino, the mascot of the club."
"A neon outline welcomes visitors at the door. Inside, they are met with the large bust of a rhinoceros seemingly breaking through the wall about 10 feet overhead. Bodies packed the space, with a ratio favoring women. Nearly 30-foot ceilings give the sense of openness with a posh balcony above, furnished with sofas and reserved for table service and beautiful people. AI generated rhino art lines the walls in ornate gold-painted frames. The main floor features a large dance floor with an elevated DJ"
New York nightlife waned after high-profile venue closures and the COVID pandemic, leaving the scene diminished. Out of Ordinary (OOO) opened on Halloween as a deliberate attempt to reignite Manhattan clubbing. Founding partners include John JB Behling and Steve Martinek, whose partners collectively bring nearly a century of club experience and a track record of prominent venues. OOO emphasizes being the hottest spot without ego, featuring prominent purple-rhino branding, a neon entry, and a dramatic rhinoceros bust. The venue offers nearly 30-foot ceilings, a balcony for table service, AI-generated rhino art, a packed dance floor, and an elevated DJ setup.
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