A Bristol Borough private members club will shut its doors next month after less than a year and a half in business, the operators announced.
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The All Saints Club in the 1100 block of Wood Street will permanently close after the end of service on Friday, June 12.
The club welcomed members with a red-carpet opening in January 2025.
The All Saints Club operated out of a 2,500-square-foot facility that formerly housed the Italian Mutual Aid – Fifth Ward Association. The venue offered bar service, dining, and live entertainment.
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Management said they were upset over the upcoming closure, adding that the choice was not theirs.
“Unfortunately, this decision was out of our control, and while we fought as hard as we could to keep the club going, sometimes life has different plans,” club operators said in a statement. “We poured everything we had into creating a place where people could come together, make memories, enjoy great entertainment, and build friendships within the community.”
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The operators thanked their members, guests, employees, and entertainers for their support, adding, “What started as a club became so much more.”
The future of the Wood Street property remains unknown.
The site, which once featured a swimming pool alongside the clubhouse, historically served as a popular gathering spot for local residents and those of Italian heritage for decades.
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Management encouraged members to visit the club one last time before the June 12 closure.
“From the bottom of our hearts — thank you for being part of the All Saints family. C’est la vie!” the club posted on social media.
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The full note from the operators:
“After a lot of thought and many difficult conversations, the heartbreaking decision has been made to close All Saints Club.
“Unfortunately, this decision was out of our control, and while we fought as hard as we could to keep the club going, sometimes life has different plans.
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“We poured everything we had into creating a place where people could come together, make memories, enjoy great entertainment, and build friendships within the community.
“What started as a club became so much more. We’ve met incredible people along the way, created lifelong friendships, and watched so many friends become family. Those relationships and memories will always mean more to us than words can express.
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“We want to sincerely thank every member, guest, employee, entertainer, and supporter who walked through our doors and helped keep this club alive over the years. Your support truly meant the world to us.
“Our last day of operation will be June 12, 2026.
“For those who still want to stop by and see us before the doors close — please come visit us… but fair warning: don’t make us cry. We’re barely holding it together as it is.
“From the bottom of our hearts — thank you for being part of the All Saints family. C’est la vie!”
