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Both dates are included and use the local time at this location. - From: `date_from=YYYY-MM-DD` - To: `date_to=YYYY-MM-DD` [Community event](https://www.ticketfairy.com/events-in-nanaimo/leveltwo-nightclub?city=nanaimo&category=communityEvent&type=all) [![PRAYER HANDZ, MEZZY, DJ SHAWNESSY, DYLPRICKLE, ACID SANTA flyer](https://www.ticketfairy.com/uploaded/thumbnails/db_file_img_134332_300xauto.jpg)](https://www.ticketfairy.com/event/The-Naughty-List) ### [PRAYER HANDZ, MEZZY, DJ SHAWNESSY, DYLPRICKLE, ACID SANTA](https://www.ticketfairy.com/event/The-Naughty-List) 9:00 PM, Sat, 20 Dec 2025 Club show, Community event Dec 20 LevelTwo Nightclub Nanaimo [![Phibes @ Level 2 W/ XAM, ROOKS, Dubnana & Subnoxious flyer](https://www.ticketfairy.com/uploaded/thumbnails/db_file_img_119190_300xauto.png)](https://www.ticketfairy.com/event/phibes-level-2-w-xam-rooks-dubnana-subnoxious-12apr2025) ### [Phibes @ Level 2 W/ XAM, ROOKS, Dubnana & Subnoxious](https://www.ticketfairy.com/event/phibes-level-2-w-xam-rooks-dubnana-subnoxious-12apr2025) 9:00 PM, Sat, 12 Apr 2025 Club show Apr 12 LevelTwo Nightclub Nanaimo ### ### About LevelTwo Nightclub LevelTwo Nightclub is Nanaimo’s premier late-night dance venue in the heritage Old City district. It opened around 2008 (originally as “Level Two”) and was completely redesigned in 2014-2015 with a new sleek interior, modern logo, and updated sound and lighting systems . The club spans a single level above street level (access via exterior stairway) and can hold a few hundred guests comfortably. It blends high-energy DJ dance music with a comfortable lounge vibe: sleek bars serving cocktails, VIP booths, and a large open dance floor. A later press report billed it as a “game-changer” for Nanaimo’s nightlife with “top DJs spinning” contemporary hits and “enthusiastic bartenders” serving a full cocktail menu . In 2015 the owners boasted of having “the best lights and the best sound in the Harbour City” after renovations, and today the club is known for its booming stereo and flashy lighting . LevelTwo is widely credited with elevating the local club scene and now regularly draws a mix of university students and young professionals from around Vancouver Island, as well as out-of-town visitors seeking a big-city night out. ### Events and Programming LevelTwo hosts dance and music events nearly every late-night weekend (generally Thursday through Saturday evenings) and often on special occasions. Regular nights feature nightclub DJs spinning genres like EDM, house, hip-hop, reggaeton and Top 40, with a wild mix that keeps the dance floor busy. The club also holds one-off parties and themed events: for example, the owners have thrown special “Halloween Latin Party” nights complete with DJ Nawalita spinning salsa and reggaeton , and even a “Tropical House Party” on May Long Weekend with tacky beachwear and tropical drinks . Other theme nights have included goth/industrial dance parties (branded “ASCENT”), drag shows and LGBTQ+ events, pub-night specials, and community gatherings. Reflecting local culture, LevelTwo even hosts an alternate Sunday evening “UpperLVL Worship” gathering (discotheque-style worship service with music and discussion) as of 2022 , showing the venue’s eclectic role in Nanaimo’s scene. Aside from themes, typical cover charge events cost about $10–$20 (often cheaper with earlybird pricing). For instance, a recent Latin-themed Halloween party had tiered pricing: $10 earlybird up to $20 at the door . Cover is often waived or reduced if you arrive very early (for example, at a 2015 reopening event there was “no cover before 11 p.m.” ). In short, expect a busy weekend lineup of DJs and dance parties with occasional special concerts or shows; check the latest promotions to see headlines or themes. ### Tickets and Booking Tickets for major LevelTwo events can usually be bought in advance or at the door, depending on the promoter. There is no staffed box office, so in practice you purchase cover directly from the door staff or via an online event listing. For smaller club nights and DJ sets, simply arriving at opening time (usually 9–10pm) is enough. For larger events (like visiting DJs or themed parties), watch local listings: organizers may sell tickets through approved vendor sites or a private promoter. If no pre-sale is available, plan to line up early – some events give perks to the first arrivals, and you may save money. Early-access tickets, when offered, start around $10–15 and advance seats, with standard door charges around $15–$20 . Groups often book VIP package or bottle-service booths via the club (the venue offers bottle service on request). If you want a guaranteed spot for a packed show, inquire through the club’s official channels or social media. In general, arriving well before midnight is a good strategy to avoid cover charge hikes or sold-out shows. (Note: private parties and large group reservations are possible – inquire in advance, as the club hosts birthdays and bachelor/bachelorette events by arrangement.) ### Seating and Layout LevelTwo’s interior is mostly standing-room dance floor. The DJ booth is at the far end of the main room above a raised platform, with a mirrorball or lighting rig overhead. You’ll find a long bar along one wall and a few swivel stools or benches along the edges. Five semi-private VIP booths line the back or sides (added in the 2015 overhaul) which can be reserved for table service. These booths have padded benches and low tables for small groups, and are the only seated areas aside from bar stools. The rest of the space is an open floor, so general-admission guests circulate between the bar and dance floor. Acoustically, the club is very loud – powerful speakers deliver booming bass – so even in the back you’ll feel the music. If you prefer a quieter spot, head toward the seating or edge of the room, but keep in mind there’s no silent zone: music (and often spotlights) reaches every corner. Sightlines are generally good: even standing at the rear or side of the floor you can see the DJ. On busy nights, arriving early helps you stake out the best spots near the action. One unique feature: because the club is on the second floor loading up from Skinner Street, the entry is via an exterior stairwell (see Accessibility below). In summary, expect one large bar & dance area with essentially no fixed rows of seats; if you need to sit or gather, aim for a VIP booth or a bench along the walls. ### Getting There and Parking LevelTwo is located at **170 Skinner Street**, on the corner of Commercial Street in downtown Nanaimo . This is in the historic Old City area, just a short walk from the waterfront. If you are driving, there are several parking options nearby. Street parking blocks away is usually metered, but the city has introduced free on-street parking for short stays: as of fall 2024, many downtown streets (Commercial, Front, Chapel, Church, Bastion, etc.) have two-hour free parking . Note that this free program excludes covered parkades and lots. For longer stays, paid options include the Bastion Street Parkade (236 Bastion St, about 1 block north; around C$0.75 per 2 hours) or Harbourfront Parkade on Wallace/Water Street (a few blocks away). Limited free parking exists on some side streets farther out or at meters (check signage). Rideshare drop-offs are easy on Skinner Street right in front of the club. For transit, Nanaimo’s bus service (BC Transit) has routes to downtown. The main Downtown Exchange (Terminal Ave at Gordon Street, by the Fountain) is a 5–10 minute walk from LevelTwo. Some buses also loop along nearby Front Street or Commercial Street. If coming by bus, aim for stops on Vancouver Island University/Departure Bay routes (routes 4 or 5, for example) that go past Terminal or Front St. Once in downtown, walk up Bastion St to Skinner. In summary: central downtown address, so all major bus lines pass within easy walking distance. Having a quick local transit app or map on hand can show which specific routes stop closest, but the walk from the Exchange or Bastion hub is straightforward. ### Inside the Venue On entry, you’ll go through the ID check and any security screening. The club enforces a strict 19+ alcohol policy (see Accessibility/Policies below). Once inside, you’ll find a dimly lit room with club lighting. The bar stands out with LED backlighting and a wide drink menu. In fact, the bartenders proudly serve “a huge variety of Cocktails, Hi-Balls, Martinis, Shooters” as well as bottled beer and non-alcoholic refreshments . If you like craft beer or unique cocktails, this venue often carries local microbrews and specialty mixes. The bartenders are experienced, and service is fairly quick even on busy nights (though expect a line at peak hours). There is no kitchen, so any food is limited to bar snacks (the club itself does not serve full meals). The atmosphere is energetic: upbeat dance music, colorful pulsing lights, and a lively crowd. There’s usually no live stage shows, but sometimes performers or dancers will join the act. The venue does not typically have Wi-Fi for guests, so plan to use mobile data (cell service is generally reliable downtown). Restrooms (men’s and women’s) are located inside; expect them to fill up quickly during peak times. There is usually no coat check counter, so it’s wise to carry minimal outerwear or hang on to your coat – staff may offer to watch a few jackets if asked, but space is limited. Finally, LevelTwo has embraced high production equipment after its renovation: the sound system is powerful (nearly booming), and the lighting rig includes strobes, lasers, and fog machines when DJ sets or events require it. (Pro tip: bring earplugs if you’re sensitive to noise!) Overall, inside the club expect the typical nightclub vibe of darkened lounge texture, thumping music, and crowds dancing and socializing around the bar and VIP sections. ### Nearby Amenities Before or after your night out, there are several places to grab food or continue the fun near LevelTwo. Immediately adjacent is the popular Old City Station Pub at 150 Skinner St – a sports bar known for craft local beers and excellent chicken wings . That same address houses the Green Olive Bar & Grill, which serves pub-style food (burgers, pizzas, salads) in a casual setting . For late-night snacks, there are pizza and burger joints in Old City that stay open late. If you need a meal the next morning, Alice’s Restaurant (not far on Nicol Street) is a local favorite for brunch and classic breakfast (and sometimes offers discounts for club-goers). On Bastion St (one block north at the Harbourfront) and Commercial St (east a block) you’ll find more sit-down bars and eateries – everything from a sushi lounge and cafes to late-night pubs. As for lodging, several downtown hotels are within easy walking distance. The Coast Bastion and Hotel Nanaimo are waterfront hotels about 5–10 minutes on foot, and there are smaller inns on Terminal Ave and Fitzwilliam a couple of blocks away. These make good bases if you’re visiting from out of town or prefer to crash close by after partying. Late-night public transit (buses run until midnight or so) or rideshare are also on call if you prefer to stay near the harbor instead. In summary: Old City is compact and packed with restaurants, bars, and hotels. LevelTwo’s location means you have dinner and drink options literally around the corner, and decent accommodation choices just a short walk away. ### What Makes This Venue Special LevelTwo Nightclub stands out as one of Nanaimo’s few true nightclubs with a modern clubbing vibe. In a city that’s best known for its waterfront and market, LevelTwo brought big-city nightlife energy to the downtown core. The 2015 “levelution” renovation was a turning point that made the club feel upscale and exciting . It quickly became a hub for the city’s young crowd: local media have noted its strong appeal to college students and young adults, distinguishing it from smaller pubs . Artists enjoy playing here because the club’s high-powered sound system and lighting let them deliver a full concert-like experience, and audiences love it for those very same sensory thrills. The venue’s flexible use also makes it culturally significant. For instance, starting in 2022 LevelTwo hosts “UpperLvl Worship” – a faith-based gathering that features dance music and discussion in a nightclub setting . This unusual event exemplifies the club’s community impact: it’s not just about partying, but also connecting people in new ways. The club is often cited by reviewers as bringing fresh excitement to Nanaimo – one travel source calls it “a game-changer in Nanaimo’s nightlife scene” for its energetic DJs and exhaustive drink menu . Moreover, because it’s located in a historic old street and part of the Downtown Nanaimo Association’s revitalization area, LevelTwo counts as part of Nanaimo’s evolving cultural fabric. In short, LevelTwo’s history of upgrades (“the best lights and sound”) , signature theme nights, and inclusive vibe (welcoming everyone from partygoers to worship groups) make it unique. It is beloved by fans for the friendly door/bartenders and a generally safe, lively vibe – local patrons often praise the welcoming staff and inclusive atmosphere . As one of the waterfront city’s major entertainment venues, it has become a landmark of Nanaimo’s after-dark identity. ### Visitor Tips and Information **Accessibility:** Note that LevelTwo has no elevator. The nightclub is on the second floor and is reached by exterior stairs on Skinner Street . This means it is not wheelchair-accessible in the standard sense (there is no ramp or lift to the main floor). If you have mobility needs, contact the club in advance – staff may be able to assist with alternative entrance arrangements, but plan for limited wheelchair access. Inside, restrooms are on one level (not spread over floors), and the club will do its best to assist patrons with disabilities on-site. **What to Bring:** Any two pieces of government-issued photo ID are mandatory for entry (Nanaimo liquor law requires 19+ age) . This typically means a driver’s license and a second ID (passport or equivalent). No underage guests are admitted, even to dance on the floor. Carry some cash or a credit/debit card for drinks – although the club has modern services, cards work best (ATM usage is usually discouraged inside). Since it’s loud, many recommend ear plugs if you’re sensitive. Dress code is casual-smart: clean, neat club attire. Flip-flops, gym wear or shorts may be frowned upon on busy nights. If there’s a theme night, feel free to dress accordingly (e.g. tropical costumes, Halloween outfits) – it can enhance the experience and sometimes win prizes . Bring only what you need: large bags may be tested or discouraged, and there is no guaranteed coat check (space is tight). **Arrival and Lines:** Doors generally open around 9-10pm. Early arrival is recommended on busy nights to beat lines and catch happy-hour drink specials. Note that many events charge no cover or a reduced cover if you arrive before a certain time. For example, one grand opening promotion in 2015 offered “no cover before 11 p.m.” . The first callers sometimes receive freebies or discounted entry. If a show is expected to sell out, consider coming early or RSVP’ing via the club’s (or promoter’s) official notice. Do not plan on re-entry: once you leave, you usually cannot re-enter without paying cover again. **Venue Policies:** No outside alcohol or food is allowed (it’s a fully licensed bar). Flash photography or professional camera equipment is generally prohibited during shows (cell phone snapshots are usually fine). Smoking indoors is banned by BC law, but there is an outdoor smoking area or designated zone by the entrance. The club enforces a standard security policy: expect bag checks and friendly bouncers. Personal etiquette tip: be respectful in the crowd, as staff will eject overly rowdy or unsafe behavior. **Wi-Fi and Connectivity:** LevelTwo does not offer a guest Wi-Fi network for patrons. Your phone will rely on regular cell networks (which work decently downtown). If you need internet, plan to use data or get online before coming. The club’s events and updates are typically communicated through its social media pages or local listings, so follow those if you want the latest news on shows. **Maximize Your Visit:** For a smooth night out, arrive a bit early to allow time to get in, find the bathrooms, and scope out the best spot. If you’re a beginner or visiting from out of town, pick a night with a theme you enjoy or an opening DJ you like. Plan to stay until late: the party often picks up after midnight and winds down by 2 am. By knowing these tips, you’ll avoid common pitfalls (like forgetting ID or arriving after doors / cover increase) and can focus on enjoying the club’s lively atmosphere. ### Frequently Asked Questions #### What are LevelTwo Nightclub’s hours and operating days? LevelTwo typically operates late Thursday to Saturday (some events also on Sunday). Doors usually open around 9–10 pm and the club stays open until about 2 am. (For example, a 2015 reopening party ran from 10 pm to 2 am .) It is closed on weekday afternoons. Exact nights or start times may vary, so check event announcements prior to going. #### What is the address of LevelTwo Nightclub? LevelTwo is at **170 Skinner Street, Nanaimo, BC**. This is the corner of Skinner and Commercial Streets in downtown Nanaimo. (News articles from the club’s reopening also list 170 Skinner as the venue address .) It’s in the Old City district, a short walk from the waterfront and Bastion Street. #### How old do I have to be to enter, and what ID do I need? Because LevelTwo serves alcohol, all guests must be **19 or older** (the legal drinking age in BC). You should bring two pieces of valid government-issued photo ID (for example, a driver’s license plus passport or BC Photo Card). Staff will usually check both IDs. If you cannot show proof of age, you will not be admitted. This two-ID requirement was explicitly noted for the club’s events . In short: over 18 (19+) and two IDs to get in. #### What do tickets or cover charges typically cost? Cover charges at LevelTwo vary by event but are generally modest. Many club nights are free or only $5–$10 early, rising to about $15–$20 after midnight. For example, a 2025 Latin-themed event sold early-bird tickets around $10–$15 and raised the price to $20 at the door . Batch deals and ladies’ nights (if any) may reduce costs early. Always check the specific event listing, but plan on roughly $10–$20 for a paid night (often cheaper if you arrive early). #### Where can I buy tickets for LevelTwo events? LevelTwo itself does not have a dedicated box office. Tickets are often sold through third-party sites or the club’s promotional channels. For major guest appearances or themed nights, look for an official event page or promoter listing (tickets may be sold online, and sometimes at the DOS). For regular nights, tickets or cover are usually handled at the door: you simply pay the cover charge at entry. If you want guaranteed entry, it’s wise to buy any available early tickets or arrive early to avoid possible sellouts. In short: check local event boards or the club’s announcements for presale links, otherwise expect door sales only. #### How can I park near LevelTwo, and what does it cost? There is limited free street parking downtown late at night. Note the City of Nanaimo began a 2-hour free parking program on many downtown streets (like Bastion, Commercial, Church) in October 2024 . Otherwise, your best bet is a paid ramp. The closest is the Bastion Street Parkade (236 Bastion St, one block north) or the Harbourfront Parkade. These typically charge a small fee (around $0.75 per 2 hours as of recent reports). Meters and city lots are in the area but often time-restricted. If possible, carpool or use rideshare to avoid hunting for a spot. Late at night it’s usually easier to find a space compared to evening rush. #### Which buses or public transit should I take to get to LevelTwo? Downtown Nanaimo is well-served by BC Transit. The main transit exchange is at Terminal Avenue and Gordon Street, just a few blocks from LevelTwo. From this hub you can walk up Bastion Street to Skinner, or ride a local service to Front/Commercial. Several Sydney Avenue/Vancouver Island University routes (e.g. Routes 4, 5, 20) go past the downtown exchange. In practice, take any bus to downtown Nanaimo and get off at the downtown exchange or nearby stop, then walk about 300m north on Bastion Street to Skinner. After hours (post-midnight) many buses still loop downtown, but check schedules. Overall, plan for a short walk from the Exchange or Waterfront stops to reach 170 Skinner St. #### Is LevelTwo Nightclub wheelchair accessible? Unfortunately, LevelTwo is not fully wheelchair-accessible. The club is on the second floor of 170 Skinner, reached by an outdoor stairway . There is no elevator or ramp listed. Once inside, the layout is on one level, but the initial stair entrance means patrons with mobility issues will have difficulty. If accessibility is a concern, contact the club ahead of time to see if they can make special arrangements (they might limit steps or assist on a short flight), but as a rule plan that it is a climb up stairs. #### How is the interior laid out? Are there seats or tables? The interior is mostly an open dance floor. The DJ booth is on a raised platform at one end, and a long bar lines one wall. Several bar stools or lounge benches appear along the sides. The only dedicated seating areas are the VIP booths (about five of them, with padded benches and small tables). Otherwise guests stand or dance throughout the floor. No regular theater-style seating exists. This means it’s general admission on the floor – arrive early to get close to the DJ. If you need to sit, head for the edge of the floor or inside a VIP booth. The sound system is powerful, so even standing by the bar you’ll hear the music clearly. #### Does LevelTwo offer VIP sections or bottle service? Yes. LevelTwo has several private seating booths that can be booked as VIP areas. These booths come with table service and the option to purchase bottles of liquor directly (the club offers classic bottle-service packages). You can reserve a booth in advance if you have a group; otherwise first-come guests may use booths when available. Aside from that, any guest can pay extra for bottle service at their table. In 2015 the club specifically added five VIP booths during its renovation , so the bottle-service option is built into the venue’s offering. #### Is there a dress code or special policy at the door? LevelTwo enforces a typical nightclub attire policy. There is no formal uniform code, but patrons are expected to dress smartly. Casual jeans and nice shoes are fine, but athletic shorts, flip-flops, or sleeveless tank tops are usually discouraged. People wearing gang-related colors or very revealing outfits might be turned away (such policies are common in clubs). The bouncers at LevelTwo are known to be quite friendly and simply ask for decent attire. Also note the strict age check: no underage, and two IDs for everyone drinking. Bags may be checked at the door, and large backpacks or outside alcohol will not be allowed. #### Can I bring a camera or take videos inside? Generally, casual photo or video on a smartphone is allowed (no flash). However, professional cameras or video equipment are not permitted unless you have prior permission. Flash photography can be disruptive and is typically disallowed. The club focuses on a live dance atmosphere, not a camera show, so be discreet. If in doubt, ask a staff member: for most events they’re happy to let you capture memories on your phone, but they will stop anyone causing a distraction. #### Are outside food or drinks allowed inside LevelTwo? No. You cannot bring your own alcohol or large food items into LevelTwo. The venue has a full-service bar and may offer some snacks, so all drinking is done at the bar. Bringing outside drinks is both a health code violation and against club policy. Most clubs do allow small snacks or bottled water (often free or sold at the bar), but plan on buying from the venue if you need anything to eat or drink. If you’re hungry beforehand, visit nearby eateries before entering. #### Is there a coat check or lockers at LevelTwo? LevelTwo does not prominently advertise a formal coat check service. In practice, on busy nights you just carry your coat or small bag with you; staff may offer to watch a few items at the bar, but space is limited. We recommend arriving light and in appropriate warm clothing so you can either drape your coat on a chair or keep it at the bar. Lockers are not available. In general, smaller bags are better and you should bring only essentials (ID, phone, wallet). #### What food and drink options are there inside or nearby? Inside LevelTwo, the bar serves a wide range of alcoholic drinks: cocktails, mixed drinks, beer and sometimes limited bar snacks. Many visitors combine a club night with dinner at a nearby restaurant. Right next door (150 Skinner) is the Old City Station Pub and Green Olive Bar & Grill, which do full meals and late-night pub fare (like wings and burgers) . Within a block or two on Commercial Street you’ll find fast food and carried-out options (pizza, Chinese, etc.). For breakfast after a night out, the local favorite Alice’s Restaurant on Nicol St. is just a few minutes away. So while LevelTwo has drinks for sale, plan your substantial meals at neighboring spots. #### Are there any hotels within walking distance? Yes. Downtown Nanaimo has several hotels a short walk from LevelTwo. The Coast Bastion Hotel and Hotel Nanaimo are just 5–10 minutes away on foot (towards the waterfront). There’s also smaller inns and motels on Terminal Avenue and Fitzwilliam near the downtown core. If you want to crash immediately after clubbing, these are good choices. Just remember to factor in a safe way to get there late at night (walk downtown with company, call a taxi or rideshare). Staying downtown means you can easily walk back after 2 am. #### What is the UpperLvl Worship held at LevelTwo? UpperLvl Worship is a bi-weekly gathering hosted by a local church at LevelTwo (started in 2022). It’s an unconventional mix of Bible discussion and dancing: attendees meet Sunday evenings around 6pm, enjoy fellowship with the bar open (buy your own drinks), then listen to a short scripture talk and open-group discussion before dancing the rest of the night . It’s essentially a youth outreach, showing the club’s versatility as a community space. If you hear about it, it’s open to anyone interested in the non-denominational service, but many people simply experience it as a unique worship party. #### Am I allowed to leave and re-enter the club during an event? Generally, LevelTwo doesn’t offer free re-entry. Once you enter and receive your initial ID check, exiting for a short break is usually permitted. However, if you fully leave and then try to come back later (especially after lining up again), you may have to pay the cover charge again. In practice, handle all your errand runs at once; if you step out, keep your ID safe because you might need it again. The bartenders or door staff will advise on re-entry policy that night (some events stamp hands or use tickets), but it’s safest to assume exiting means paying the cover again. #### What time should I arrive to avoid long lines at LevelTwo? To avoid lines and higher cover fees, plan to arrive at opening time. If doors open at 10 pm, getting there by 10 or 10:30pm means you will likely walk right in and possibly get early-entry pricing. Lines tend to build after 11pm. For popular events (especially weekends or special shows), arriving at least 30 minutes before start is wise. Early birds may even earn perks: some events give door prizes or freebies to the first arrivals (as was the case with a 2015 level-out party ). Overall, 9:30–10:00 pm arrival is recommended for trouble-free entry when business starts. #### Does LevelTwo offer Wi-Fi for patrons? No, LevelTwo does not advertise a public Wi-Fi network for guests. The focus is on the live experience, so you should expect to use your own mobile data or rely on cellphone service (which is generally good downtown). If you need internet, get online before you enter or use your phone’s data. Many club announcements and events are posted to their social media, so it’s a clubbing environment rather than a digital lounge. --- This page is on Ticket Fairy, a ticketing, marketing and operations platform for live events and the venues that host them: festivals, club nights, concerts, conferences and tours, and night clubs, beach clubs and concert venues. 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