Fat Daddy's nightclub has closed and everything is up for auction — even the shark head

One lucky buyer could soon own a piece of York County nightlife memorabilia − a shark head.

The proprietors of Fat Daddy's, a longtime nightclub on East Market Street in Springettsbury Township, announced Friday that the establishment has closed.

PCI Auction Group of Manheim is auctioning off everything inside the building, according to the statement. Items up for auction include restaurant and bar equipment, chairs, tables, and even the shark head that once hung on the wall.

Everything is starting at a penny, and there are no reserves. Bids are being accepted now until through Aug. 22 at 8 p.m.

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Matt and Sean Landis purchased Fat Daddy's in 1997. They put it up for sale in January 2019 as they worked to transform the former site of Citizens Banks building at 1 N. George St. in Continental Square into an upscale nightclub called “The Treasury.”That venue never opened and the Landis brothers no longer have rights to the property, according to the York County Redevelopment Authority.

Fat Daddy’s stopped posting on social media in May, and all recent posts are about Banana Max, another York County nightclub, located at 2650 Eastern Blvd., in Springettsbury Township. The Fat Daddy’s website also re-routes to Banana Max’s website.

On Aug. 2, Fat Daddy’s was awarded the best place to dance at the Best of the Best York County gala.

For more information about the auction, or to bid on an item, visit pciauctions.com.