Nightclub Pacha to close after 10 years

Dance club Pacha is turning off the music after a decade in Hell’s Kitchen.

“It’s time. [It’s] the end of an era,” a rep told Page Six.

Its legendary promoter Rob Fernandez passed away in July, and it will shut in January, but not before celebrating its 10-year anniversary all next month. Sean Combs will host a bash Dec. 4.

“The average nightclub lasts 18 months, we lasted 120. Our final parties will celebrate the different artists, styles and scenes that have made Pacha great,” the club’s Eddie Dean said.

There’s buzz he plans to relaunch Pacha as iconic club Sound Factory. His rep said, “There’s no truth to that.”

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The most earth-shaking decade in the history of dance music took place on the Pacha dance floor. For 10 years, it was the home of the New York-style 24-plus-hour marathon; where EDM tested its chops and earned its stripes; where stars were born and fans were converted. This January, Pacha New York is closing its doors for good. Join @ErickMorillo for one last time on the Pacha NYC dance floor as we celebrate a Decade of Dance and our final Anniversary Party on Saturday, December 12. Read more: http:///www.pachanyc.com/10year/ Get Tickets: http://vor.us/97384 Leave your favorite Pacha memories in the comments #PachaDecade

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