The Loco Klub
Nightclub
Nr Temple Meads Clock Tower Yard, Bristol, BS1 6QH
–
Bristol city centre
Sam P.
Spaces for hire at The Loco Klub
from £450
hire fee / per session
hire fee / per session
The Loco Klub
340
340
The Loco Klub is a joint venture with the Invisible Circus; at our core we aim to be a collaborative, cultural hub for a creative city, celebrating community, diversity and the power of the arts.
Hidden in the former Ash Pits of Brunel’s original station at Bristol Temple Meads and making use of the historic Railway workers social club, the venue’...
Prices and opening hours
Monday
18:00 –
0:30
from
£450
hire fee
The Loco Klub
18:00 –
0:30
from
£450
hire fee
Tuesday
18:00 –
0:30
from
£450
hire fee
The Loco Klub
18:00 –
0:30
from
£450
hire fee
Wednesday
18:00 –
0:30
from
£450
hire fee
The Loco Klub
18:00 –
0:30
from
£450
hire fee
Thursday
18:00 –
0:30
from
£450
hire fee
The Loco Klub
18:00 –
0:30
from
£450
hire fee
Friday
18:00 –
1:30
from
£450
hire fee
The Loco Klub
18:00 –
1:30
from
£450
hire fee
Saturday
18:00 –
1:30
from
£450
hire fee
The Loco Klub
18:00 –
1:30
from
£450
hire fee
Sunday
18:00 –
0:30
from
£450
hire fee
The Loco Klub
18:00 –
0:30
from
£450
hire fee
Facilities and catering options
Up to 340
standing
Up to 340
seats
In-house catering
External catering allowed
Alcohol provided
Parking available
Accommodation available
Promoted / ticketed events
BYO alcohol
About The Loco Klub
The Loco Klub is a new and exciting underground Arts venue opening in the Bristol enterprise zone beneath the passenger shed in Temple Meads. The project is a creative collaboration between The Invisible Circus and Artspace Lifespace who as sister companies brought you such groundbreaking projects as The Island and Pro-cathedral.
The venue is rising from the ashes of the old railway social club that formerly stood on the site and as well as boasting a series of fabulous performance spaces in the former social club bar rooms also holds a hidden treasure, a series of Brunel built railway arches hidden behind the flock wallpaper and wooden panels of the social club, the former ash pits of the original station above these underground caverns are a unique and jaw-dropping performance space unlike anything else in the city.
The venue is rising from the ashes of the old railway social club that formerly stood on the site and as well as boasting a series of fabulous performance spaces in the former social club bar rooms also holds a hidden treasure, a series of Brunel built railway arches hidden behind the flock wallpaper and wooden panels of the social club, the former ash pits of the original station above these underground caverns are a unique and jaw-dropping performance space unlike anything else in the city.
