Shuttered Warrington Nightclub To Reopen For "One Last Dance"

WARRINGTON TOWNSHIP, PA — The Swig Nightclub, which closed its doors at the end of March, will reopen for one night only to officially say goodbye.

Swig owner Emanuel "Manny" Bet-Esfandiar announced on Facebook plans for one "Last Dance" on Saturday, April 18.

"Come one and all. Let's have that dance," he posted. Doors will open at 8 p.m. There will be a $15 cover charge. And a disc jockey will provide the music.

According to one Swig Facebook follower, "(Manny) received so many messages ... about having a goodbye party. So he decided to have one more night."

The club and billiard parlor have been closed since the end of March when Manny announced the news on Facebook, expressing appreciation to his patrons for the past eight years.

"We thank all of our beautiful customers for all the memories of the last eight years," Manny posted. "Thank you for all the love and support you have faithfully shown us. We are grateful for your patronage - celebrating holidays and birthdays, dancing to all the amazing bands and DJs, and spending your weekends with us."

On its website, Swig described itself as a "premier dance club playing today's top 40 dance songs" and "one of the best night spots in Bucks County." The club frequently brought in live bands to perform.