But we have to live with it and it’s not an easy thing to live with.” “We tried to save it and we had to make a very tough decision, and it’s a decision a lot of us aren’t happy with. “We waited as long as we could to make the decision, but because we were not bringing money in we aren’t able to sustain our creditors,” board president Jay Decker told The Albuquerque Journal. COVID-19 had forced the Social Club to close in mid-March. The Social Club’s board of directors voted to shut down the venue permanently on Monday night, citing financial difficulties prompted by the ongoing pandemic. (function() AdBridg.display(“div-gpt-ad-inarticle1”) ) īut no more, according to The Albuquerque Journal.
