Upstairs Open Air Entire Lvl at Shaw Davey Slum
Daniel M.
About this space
Holding up to 400 people in a sit down stand up the environment with a retractable roof. The entire upstairs level is perfect for big groups.
Containing its own fully equipped bar, dancefloor, DJ station and toilets the entire upstairs is ideal for a large group celebration.
Event offers and packages
Package per person
Prices
Drinks packages or bartab available.
You may also choose to not have either and guest purchase their own beverages. Minimum spend still applies
Drinks packages or bartab available.
You may also choose to not have either and guest purchase their own beverages. Minimum spend still applies
Drinks packages or bartab available.
You may also choose to not have either and guest purchase their own beverages. Minimum spend still applies
Drinks packages or bartab available.
You may also choose to not have either and guest purchase their own beverages. Minimum spend still applies
Drinks packages or bartab available.
You may also choose to not have either and guest purchase their own beverages. Minimum spend still applies
Drinks packages or bartab available.
You may also choose to not have either and guest purchase their own beverages. Minimum spend still applies
Drinks packages or bartab available.
You may also choose to not have either and guest purchase their own beverages. Minimum spend still applies
Capacity
Cancellation policy
Catering and drinks
Facilities
Music & sound equipment
Accessibility
Allowed events
Rules of the space
- Smoking and vaping not allowed inside
- Venue is licensed until 1am, RSA applies
- Deposit can be transferred if date change is required
- Deposit refund can be negotiated depending on circumstances
About Shaw Davey Slum
The Shaw Davey Slum is a celebration of Carlton’s diverse history and a great era for Australian culture. Situated in an old iconic building just off Lygon St, Carlton, we’ve brought to life an exciting 1960s themed bar with unique Australiana feel.
The name is based around a poverty report written in 1958 by two commissioners named Shaw and Davey about Carlton and the surrounding areas. Known as the windscreen survey (because they didn’t get out of their cars), the report recommended demolishing large areas of Carlton, known as the “slums”. The name is an oxymoron and a celebration of Carlton’s diverse history during a great era of Australian culture
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