Only nude club in Virginia

I was there Friday March 31 from about 9:30 to midnight. The club is under new management I understand and the sign is still the original one "girls, girls, girls, gold and silver" with a smaller sign "treasure club" underneath. It is located in a retail commercial area along US 220 business which is a few blocks away from the freeway US220. There is a Mexican restaurant adjacent which has a bar open I guess until 10 or 11. This is a membership club so the first time there is a membership fee which together with the cover charge equals $25. The parking lot was pretty full when I got there but a lot of the cars must have belonged to the dancers since there were only a moderate number of customers.

The building is pretty old but seemed to have new paint recently. It is two stories high. The stage juts out from one wall. Opposite it is a soft drink bar. There were no waitresses just a bartender. I didn't have anything to drink so can't comment on prices. There were chairs next to the stage and tables farther back on one side. On the other side was a raised platform with a couple of pool tables that were getting some use. The restroom was clean but like the rest of the building old. The stage was unusually high off the floor. On one wall was a large projection TV screen which was showing I believe music videos that pertained to the music being played. I think they use these also for things like the UFC fights. A second level reached by stairs forms a U around three sides, the space above the stage remaining open. One side has more seating, one side the lap dance area and the third side a staff area.

There were 15 dancers working. There was a variety of ages from young to 40's with the average probably around 30. They were mostly white. I don't remember many names, the best looking I think was a young one named Jessica who said she has been dancing for 4 months. They danced 3 song sets getting nude in at least the last one. There was not much pole work. Some of them would drape their legs over the shoulders of customers at the rail. The DJ was always announcing how many songs the dancer had to go, who was next, etc. This was useful as it indicated just where the boundaries between songs were, and the songs were generally full length. I found it amusing that at the end a a set an employee would come with a mop and sweep the bills on the stage into a pile for the dancer to pick up.