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Club Carnivale has been a part of Fort Brunsett for almost as long as there has been a Fort Brunsett, though it has grown and changed over the years. The most recent proprietor, Joel's uncle, known only to those in town as Mr. White, decided to retire not too long ago and retired to Vegas where it was warm and dry to open a new club. In his departure, he left his current establishment to his nephew, Joel White. Having worked at Club Carnivale for the past several years, Joel is known to locals who frequent the establishment as a fine bartender and maker of unique drinks, the ingredients of which are well-kept secrets. He has a knack for remembering everyone's favorite drink and has a reputation for being a good listener. The club itself has two main features with a quiet bar area in between where one can find a little privacy to sit and talk within a couple of the large private booth areas.
It is a Circus/Carnival-themed dance club and showplace. It hosts burlesque shows, aerial acts, various sideshows and entertainments, all of which generally fit within the theme of the establishment. It is also known as a place where Changelings can go to make connections if needed.
Those who live and work within Club Carnivale are considered family much in the way that Carnival folk tend to form a tight-knit band of traveling family. The same holds true for those who choose to make the Club their home.
From Channel 10 Local News:
polite attention-getting this is just to keep you informed music plays
The camera shifts away from commercials to a young, dark-haired, caramel-skinned man of Indian subcontinent descent and eyelashes which would make most women weep with envy. His voice is a lightly-accented and musical tenor.
"Good very early morning, Fort Brunsett and beyond. This is Sai Joshi for Channel 10 News. First on our list, it seems the Club Carnivale has been razed by the owner. We'll be sad to see it go." He smiles at the camera. "Hopefully the owner is preparing for bigger and better things."
Sai glances to his side, and the camera angle broadens to include a young Caucasian woman in subtly ill-fitting clothes with a nervous attitude.
"And now to introduce our intern..."
That's the official story, anyway. But Club Carnivale was no more and its owner was nowhere to be found for nearly a month afterward.
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