| Question | What is supported | Planning use |
|---|---|---|
| Is closure confirmed? | The club’s own website was reachable on 28 October 2026 and presents the venue as an operating nightclub, with no closure notice in the fetched text. | Do not state a closure as settled fact. Confirm directly with the venue before travelling or booking. |
| Is anything scheduled? | The Out x Out venue listing showed no upcoming events on 28 October 2026. | An empty calendar is a warning sign, not proof. Have a backup plan for a night out. |
| Which address to search? | 739 St Helens Ave, Tacoma, Washington, and a listing form of 739 1/2 St Helens Ave, Tacoma, WA 98402. | Search records under both address forms. |
| Last listed hours | Monday to Friday 4pm to 2am; Saturday and Sunday 2pm to 2am. | Treat these as a historical description of the club, not a current schedule. |
The table draws on the club’s own website and the Out x Out venue listing, both as fetched on 28 October 2026.
Whether Club Silverstone Tacoma closed is not confirmed by any official notice, and no closing date, cause or successor business is established. Treat any closure claim as unconfirmed until a dated record supports it.
This page sets out what can be said now. For the broader picture of the venue, start with the guide to club silverstone tacoma.
What an unconfirmed closure means for your plans
Because the official site still markets Club Silverstone as an active nightclub while the Out x Out listing shows an empty events calendar, the two signals point in different directions. The practical response is to verify before you act. The choices below depend on what you are trying to do.
- Planning an event. Do not book on the strength of old listing hours. Contact the venue through its official site first, and read about club silverstone tacoma private parties only as background on how the club handled group bookings.
- Planning a night out. The Out x Out listing showed no upcoming events on 28 October 2026. That suits a fallback plan better than a firm one. The same listing places the club a block from The Mix on St. Helens Avenue, so check whether that neighbouring venue is open for the night you want.
- Trying to reach a former employee. People move between venues, and a closure question often starts as a staffing question. The page on club silverstone tacoma staff is the better place to begin.
- Writing or citing the closure. Avoid stating that the club shut on a particular date or for a particular reason. A claim needs a dated record behind it, and none is established here.
The next section looks at what the two live sources actually show about when the club stopped operating.
Closure date and cause
No closing date and no reason for closing are established. The club’s own website describes a venue for people “looking for a nightclub in Tacoma, WA, where you can relax, meet new people”, and the fetched text on 28 October 2026 contained no closure notice. The site lists karaoke on weekdays, a DJ at weekends, and bar and food services.
That evidence cuts both ways. A website that still promotes an active venue can outlive the business behind it, so it does not prove the club is trading. Equally, an empty events listing does not prove a closure, because a directory page can simply lack current entries.
Using archived website captures to date the closure
The most useful dating tool is the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine, which keeps dated captures of web pages. The final capture that still shows current promotions marks the earliest point at which the club could have stopped. The first capture showing a closure notice, a parked page or an error marks the latest. Those two dates bracket the closure.
A caution applies. Archive dates describe the website, not the business. A club can stop trading well before its site changes, and a site can go offline for reasons unrelated to the club. Use the bracket as a window, and look for a second record, such as a business filing or a news report, before naming a date.
The venue, its address and its setting
Club Silverstone operated on St. Helens Avenue in Tacoma. A Wikimedia Commons photo file identifies the venue as Club Silverstone, 739 St Helens Ave., Tacoma, Washington, and dates the photograph to 7 March 2015.
Address forms that matter for record searches
The Out x Out listing gives the address as 739 1/2 St Helens Ave, Tacoma, WA 98402. The fractional number can change how a record is indexed. A property search or a business-name search under only one form may miss the match, so try both when looking for owners, tenants or later businesses at the site. This is also the address to use when checking Downtown Tacoma records for any successor.
What kind of club it was
Out x Out describes it as Tacoma’s longest-running gay dance club, with a dance floor that fills on Friday and Saturday nights. The club’s own site takes a gentler line, describing a room with “more of a neighborhood-hangout feel than a high-pressure club”.
Those descriptions matter for research. A venue with that standing is a reasonable candidate for coverage in local news archives, which makes a documented closure date worth hunting for. Any date should come from such a record, not from the listing pages.
What occupies the building now
What occupies the building at 739 St Helens Ave now is unknown. The Commons photograph fixes a date, 7 March 2015, when the address was tied to the club. It does not show the building’s current state and says nothing about a later tenant.
Two public record types would settle the question. Pierce County property records show the parcel’s owner and any recorded changes. Washington Secretary of State business records show which registered businesses list the address, including any newer name that took over the space. Searching under both address forms above gives the best chance of a match.
Until an occupant is documented, avoid saying the building became a particular kind of business. Any claim about what replaced Club Silverstone needs a dated record, such as a filing, a licence or a news report.
Closure details that remain unknown
Several basic facts are still open, and keeping them separate from the confirmed details prevents a rumour from hardening into a record.
- Exact closing date. No dated notice is established, and neither the official site nor the listing states one.
- Reason for closing. No cause is supported. Do not infer one from the empty events calendar.
- Operator decisions. Whether the club closed, paused or changed hands is not documented.
- Successor business. No later tenant at the address is identified.
- Last archived capture of the club’s site. The dates of the final live capture and the first changed capture would narrow the timeline, and need to be read from the archive itself.
Where an answer would come from
Each record type answers a different part of the puzzle, so use them together.
- Internet Archive captures. They date the website’s last live state and any later notice.
- Washington Secretary of State records. They show whether the operating business was dissolved or a new business registered at the address.
- Pierce County property records. They show the parcel’s ownership and recorded changes, which help identify a later occupant.
- Local news archives. They are the likeliest place for a reason and a date, and the most useful corroboration for the other three.
Frequently asked questions
Has Club Silverstone in Tacoma been confirmed as closed?
No. A closure needs a dated record, such as an archived notice, a business filing or a news report. The club’s website was still reachable on 28 October 2026 and carried no closure notice.
Where was Club Silverstone located?
A Wikimedia Commons photo file identifies it as Club Silverstone, 739 St Helens Ave., Tacoma, Washington. It was a block from The Mix on St. Helens Avenue, according to the Out x Out listing.
What did the club offer?
Its official website lists karaoke on weekdays, a DJ at weekends, and bar and food services.
Should I rely on the hours in the Out x Out listing?
Treat them as a historical description. The third-party directory lists Monday to Friday 4pm to 2am and Saturday and Sunday 2pm to 2am, but it also showed no upcoming events on 28 October 2026.
