On Thursday night (march 20th) a guitar was stolen off of the stage in the rock arena at Club La Vela at approximately 3am.


If anyone has any information or saw the individual who walked out with it please contact Club La Vela immediately.

The guitar belongs to the band "The Crisis" who will be playing at the club through Sunday.

Thank You,

Club La Vela
(850) 235-1061

if i did know who stole the guitar i wouldnt tell you. you guys have the worst customer service. i visited 1 time while i was on spring break and was treated so very rudely by the guy who claimed to be manager that week. this happened several times. i will not return there ever. t his club thinks that they can treat people how they want to because they are the largest club in the us... who cares...i would rather go to spinakkers or any of the other numerous clubs there... they are just as fun, without the hassle of the rude employees

second that.

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You get treated depending on how you act. Act like a drunken idiot spring breaker. And well... Act like an adult and be polite, you get treated the same in return. Very simple.

I agree with Spitfire... if you act halfway respectful, you'll get respect from security 90% of the time. That goes for CLV or anywhere else in PCB.

And if you had any idea what those guys deal with on a nightly basis during Spring Break, you'd understand the other 10% of the time.

Plus, every night those guys risk getting hurt or jailed due to fighting or underage drinking, etc.

I'm not saying the occassional a-hole bouncer doesn't show up from time-to-time... but security is relatively respectful in PCB clubs.

while i do agree with swn and that was the way i acted, i was still treated like crap by the la vela employees. maybe i was the 10% but i wont be back either.

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I killed a 12 pack....
just to watch it die

Thta sucks.

Maybe it's just my perception?

Security used to be horrible at any club in PCB (late 90's, early 2000's) but, the past few years have seen great improvements. Clubs are finally realizing that security is just another extension of customer service and should be handled with care.