Venues

Café De Paris, in London's Piccadilly is one of the most famous and durable venues in the world. With a glittering history, spanning nine decades, the Café has consistently played host to a wide variety of powerful and absorbing performers and guests, members of the aristocracy, eminent political figures, dazzling pop stars, captains of industry, superstars from the silver screen and even royalty.

The club founded by Keith Reilly and Cameron Leslie was opened in October 1999 after years of planning.. It has three separate rooms with independent sound systems. A unique feature of the club is its vibrating floor in Room 1.

The classic two-room nightclub offering the ultimate clubbing experience in the 21st century. Lava includes amazing sound and laser technology, attracting top DJ’s and PA’s for music lovers across the UK. The Ignite focuses on different music genres and promoters to attract the more sophisticated clubber.

Liquid & Envy presents an unrivalled clubbing experience. With state of the art sound & lighting systems, excellent smoking facilities and unrivalled entertainment, these fantastic rooms are under one roof.

Mercy Nightclub opened its doors to the public on Thursday 23rd October 2003 and has escalated to the biggest and best club in the whole of East Anglia, with a capacity of 2,300 people. Mercy has been awarded with the BEDA award 2004/2005 Manager of the year, Nightclub of the south – Mercy Nightclub.

Opened in 1991, Ministry of Sound was one of the key locations in the development of house music and super-clubs in Britain in the early 90s

Based in the heart of Norwich's late night district, Optic is a diverse, contemporary and vibrant lounge and basement club offering a varied and eclectic choice of club night five times a week. From our all out student session on Mondays to our live music sessions on Thursdays, we're confident Optic provides a social Oasis to suit even the most demanding of tastes.