Seth McClelland Cause of Death: Seth McClelland, who was a pioneer in D.C.’s nightlife scene and was the creative director and CEO of a new D.C. bar association, has died at 40.
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What happened to Seth McClelland?
Over the weekend, Seth McClelland, 40 years old, died. He was responsible for two of the most popular cocktail bars in the city and a third is on the way. McClelland was responsible for the management of Never Looked Better, an LED-lit bar in Blagden Alley. The Mirror is a popular underground speakeasy located in downtown Washington, D.C.
He also has ties to Old Town’s People’s Drug. He commuted between Washington, D.C. and Manhattan as a senior commercial broker at Weichert Commercial Brokerage.
Seth McClelland Cause of Death
Seth posted a public message on his Facebook page, Sunday 13 November, that stated, “It’s with great regret that I must announce the passing of our dear friend, Seth,” Unfortunately, we don’t have any additional information at this time. However, we will let you know when we do. We ask that you give the family time and space.
The cause of death for Seth McClelland was not yet disclosed. Medico topics has been reaching out to the McClelland family for comments. No responses have yet been received. Once enough information becomes available, we will update this page. We will soon add more information about Seth McClelland’s cause of death.
McClelland’s death leaves a friend in grief
McClelland and Dupont’s One Lounge were both employees in 2009, but McClelland became acquainted with Jeff Coles, his beverage director. They were just about to open an old-fashioned bar in the historic Connecticut Avenue NW building that used to house Northside Tavern.
McClelland was an obsessive antique-collector who shared Instagram posts about the building’s progress as well as its retro style. Coles was naturally saddened at the loss of his business friend and lifelong friend, but chose to not comment.
I participated in Seth’s magic for more than 13 years, claims Dannia Hakki, longtime spokeswoman for Moki Media. In our society, clients frequently develop friendships. The level of family among clients is uncommon, though. Seth’s magic was bright. He excelled because of his many talents. He was the kind of person that made you feel as though you were his one special friend when, in reality, you weren’t.
Coworker Maha Hakki recalled the same thing about him. “Seth led a lavish lifestyle. It would seem as though there was no time since you could always take up where you left off with him. He was a friend who, with his contagious smile and lighthearted remarks, could lighten even the worst of days. I admired him for his never-ending curiosity about life and never-ending search for the next adventure. I will cherish the times we spent together thanks to Never Looked Better.
McClelland and Coles celebrated Never Looked Better’s first birthday in June. This marked a turning point for McClelland and Coles who own the Mirror on K Street NW, a speakeasy-style bar featuring Prohibition-era cocktails and Edison lights.
NLB combines the high-energy, seductive ambiance of underground raves with expertly crafted Cosmos and espresso martinis served in zig-zag stemware.
McClelland stated that in an interview with Eater May 2021
McClelland said, “We’ve always wanted to explore the dark ages before 2004 [when] there wasn’t a craft movement or speakeasies. “We wanted to invoke all of the eras; it was meaningful to us as that was when were growing up.”
McClelland was responsible for a large portion of the pandemic in order to ensure that the neon-lit subterranean bar achieved its ambitious goals. For 15 months, we were held in prison. McClelland encouraged Eater to “Get out and have some fun” in May 2021.
McClelland assisted by The Velour Collective, a NYC-based event designer/consultant. He was a meticulous and hands-on owner. She drove a U-Haul filled with plants and palms from Chelsea’s famous Flower Market. Her role was also significant in the Dupont project.
Zaccard stated, “Working with Seth was a wonderful experience. I will always remember it and be grateful for it.” As an artist, opportunities such as his ability to create a vision and allow me freedom of expression with full trust, support, and support are rare. He has always smiled at me when I was in doubt of myself and said, “You are the designer, tell me.”
Zaccard said, “I am utterly heartbroken about Seth’s death. He and his team (who are more than like family) have always given customers the best experience, from the design’s foundation to the garnish on their drink.
This is the key to Seth’s and his team’s immense success. It is important that they keep their promises to create memorable moments for everyone who has been left behind. Seth will shine in that way.
Condolences to Seth McClelland
1. Olga Busby
Your loss is very difficult. I know that our loved ones will be there again one day. I believe they will protect us throughout our earthly journey. You are my friend.
2. Ari Andrade
Anna, this is so shocking! I still remember our time in the lounge and all the great times. We are so sorry for your loss. We send you hugs, friend.
3. Pouya Barrach-Yousefi
I will always be grateful to him for introducing me to you all and the One Lounge family. His enthusiasm for life and exuberance at life were so attractive to everyone around him. He was a close friend and I am sorry DC has lost him.
4. Sara Snider Papademetriou
This loss, your loss and our loss is so devastating. Seth and I were so touched by your kindness. It was a wonderful matrix moment in our lives that we shared, and I will always remember it. I send you my love and support during this difficult time.
5. Anna Karenina
Emily Joy, Emily Joy When we first met, I believe Seth knew you. I met Emy and you on the roof. From that moment on, I loved you all. Thank you so much, for your beautiful words. I send you strength and love.
6. Emily Joy
Anna, what a lovely tribute. You two were so special to me. Always smiling, laughing, having fun. These fond memories from circa 2011-2013 will remain in my heart and mind forever. My love and hugs to you.
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