Supernova is a relatively new addition to Seattle's nightlife scene, opening in 2021 in the SoDo neighborhood. Describing itself as an "immersive arts and entertainment venue," it aims to be more than just another nightclub by creating a unique experience unlike anything else in the Pacific Northwest.

Located at 110 South Horton Street in Seattle's SoDo district, Supernova occupies a renovated 1937 heavy timber warehouse spanning 6,500 square feet across two floors. The venue was created by Zac Levine, who collaborated with Mutuus Studio, GMD Custom, and various artists to transform the industrial space into what they describe as an "otherworldly experience."

The club embraces a bold, disco-inspired aesthetic that includes numerous whimsical elements. The design incorporates a distinctive 8-foot diameter disco ball DJ booth at the center of a 30-foot wide stage, graffiti art walls, a funhouse mirrored hallway entrance, and art installations throughout the space.