Terry and Zul provide a friendly welcome to this little gem of the underground dance scene in Birmingham. Although it is actually a gay venue, plenty of straight people go here and the atmosphere is very open minded - homophobes beware! Nights go on 'til 4am and usually cost no more than £5 - not bad for a near all-nighter! The music is usually Deep House or Trance and Hard House. Check it out.
Dress Code: None as such but traveller chic may leave you feeling a little out of placce. I've been in jeans and a t-shirt and it's been fine.
Written Jan 8, 2003
Address: 152 Hurst Street
Phone: +44 (0)121 622 4742
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