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Club C opens doors to island’s business leaders
With free-flowing drinks and a sumptuous buffet, Club C gave the island community’s business leaders a chance on Friday night to check out Saipan’s newest gaming and entertainment venue.
According to Club C director Juan Guerrero, the club welcomes both residents and tourists alike but at the end of the day Club C provides a destination that enhances tourism.
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- Club C is open from 12pm to 4am everyday, with live entertainment from Tuesdays to Sundays. (Contributed Photo)
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- Club C features 8,000 square-feet of entertainment space, gaming machines and stadium-style electronic table games with a seating capacity of 200. (Contributed Photo)
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- Friday night’s act was Alan Van Harris, a musician, singer, and entertainer who was flown in to perform exclusively at Club C. (Contributed Photo)
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- Guests try out the roulette at Club C. (Contributed Photo)
“This is a marvel on Saipan. An entertainment of this kind we don’t have on Saipan, an establishment of this nature is missing on Saipan,” he said.
Ben Lee, CEO of Strategic Gaming Solutions, Inc., which owns Club C, said he is extremely excited for what his venue has to offer, noting the club’s great vibe and staff.
“It’s new style of entertainment on Saipan. It combines gaming with live entertainment and food that is available as long as we’re open.”
He highlighted the venue’s clean and smoke-free environment, but also noted Club C’s separate smoking room for gamers who would like to smoke while they play.
Along with a full service bar and VIP room, Club C also features performances from live musicians.
Friday night’s act was Alan Van Harris, a musician, singer, and entertainer who was flown in to perform exclusively at Club C. Harris has performed for five-star hotels throughout Asia such as at Grand Hyatt’s and Le Meridien’s Marriotts, Hilton, Shangri-la as well as in New York in such venues as CBGB’s, Sweetwater’s, and Apollo Theater.
Guests were treated to Harris’ renditions of songs from various genres including jazz, R&B, reggae and pop as well as a host of eclectic dances moves that Harris says stems from his music-loving family and childhood.
In between live music breaks, Club C shows state of the art digital music selections on a giant TV screen.
Friday night’s guests were also treated to a buffet that featured an array of pupus, crudités, a variety of cheeses, succulent shrimps, kebabs, and artistically presented fruit slices.
Club C features 8,000 square-feet of entertainment space, gaming machines and stadium-style electronic table games with a seating capacity of 200. It is open from 12pm to 4am everyday, with live entertainment from Tuesdays to Sundays.
