Club Space

Club Space is a long-running electronic music nightclub in downtown Miami, Florida. Its overall financial value is not publicly disclosed, but it is widely regarded as one of the most influential and enduring dance clubs in the United States.

Origins & Founding

Club Space was opened on March 18, 2000, by Miami native Louis Puig. It originally operated out of a renovated warehouse at 142 NE 11th Street in Miami, with three distinct rooms known as the blue room, red room, and patio, before later relocating within downtown Miami.

Rise to Prominence

Club Space distinguished itself early on by securing a round-the-clock liquor license, allowing it to operate without pause — a rarity among American nightclubs. This, combined with its focus on electronic dance music and marathon DJ sets, quickly built its reputation among dance music fans both locally and internationally.

History & Notable Events

Over more than two decades, Club Space has hosted high-profile takeover events during Miami Music Week and welcomed a long list of internationally acclaimed DJs and producers. The venue is now operated by Link Miami Rebels, led by Coloma Kaboomsky, David Sinopoli, and Davide Danese. In 2025, Club Space celebrated its 25th anniversary and holds the distinction of being the longest continuously operating dance club in South Florida.

How It Built Its Reputation

Club Space’s standing in the electronic music world comes from its round-the-clock operating license, its consistent booking of top-tier international DJs, and its role as a fixture of Miami Music Week. No public revenue or valuation figures for the venue are available.

Club Space remains one of Miami’s defining nightlife institutions, with its financial value not publicly disclosed but its cultural standing in the electronic music world well documented after 25-plus years in operation.