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Envy Nightclub To Open In State College

Updated Jan. 24: Envy announced tonight via its Instagram account that the club will hold a grand opening event Friday, January 27 beginning at 9 p.m. The post says happy hour will last from 9 p.m. to midnight with $2 Bud Light and $7 Smirnoff pitchers; the first 100 beers served will be free.

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A new nightclub is coming to State College.

Envy Nightclub announced today that it will open its doors in 2017 according to its InstagramSelf-described as Penn State’s soon-to-be “hottest nightclub,” Envy will takeover 420 East College Ave, where Levels Nightclub  was previously located.

Envy is currently in the process of hiring staff. Positions include bartenders, bar-backs, bouncers, and maintenance crews. You can view all the available positions on its website.

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