Core to Clio’s identity is this commitment to inclusivity, with a stated goal of bringing in members from different backgrounds, professions, beliefs, identities, and embracing gender diversity. In other words, Clio is not your typical “Old Boys’ Club”. Or at least, it’s trying not to be.

As for what members can expect from their annual $2,750 fee (+one-time $500 sign-up), the club features four floors of lounges, bars, restaurant-style seating, and a lovely rooftop patio. There’s also a film screening room, as well as private lounges that can be booked for events. The last time we visited Spoke, it was for an appropriately “future-looking” talk from a noted American academic. Members, and plus-ones, should expect more of the same at Clio.

And while it might seem odd to be launching a social club at the height of a pandemic, that’s what all those vaccine passports are for, isn’t it?

Read more about CLIO here.

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