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One of the scene’s biggest dates in the calendar this March has got to be the very fi nal The Enclave (25-27 Brewer Street, W1) is a new metrosexual Soho
Trade party at Turnmills. This groundbreaking and world famous club was the fi rst hangout, just a few doors along Brewer Street from Prowler Soho.
offi cial afterhours party when it launched back at the start of the 1990s. It earned itself a This intimate venue is aiming to off er an exclusive, members club-
global following, and ran for many successful years at the Farringdon venue. It only returns style atmosphere, but is open and welcoming to all. Fully trained
now for occasional parties, and as promoter Laurence Malice explains, the planned staff off er table service, and are happy to advise on wine and
closure of Turnmills prompted him to arrange one last Trade event at the venue. cocktails. Besides the ground fl oor bar, there’s also a basement
“When I heard the news that Turnmills was to close as a venue it was with a heavy heart. club space that can hold up to 80, and which the management
To have been associated so closely with a building in which I achieved and accomplished claim has a unique LED light system. There’s a private space at the
so many of my dreams and clubbing aspirations, it makes me realise just how lucky I was back of the ground fl oor which is available for private hire, plus a tapas
to have been in the right place at the right time. Alas, the world moves on and progress is and canapé-based food menu.
imperative in the machinations of life.” “The Enclave is set to bring back an air of style and sophistication to the Soho scene,” says
The fi nal Trade party at Tunrmills will take place on Saturday night/Sunday morning proprietor Chris Theodoridis. “Trends are changing and there is a greater demand for venues
15th March 2008, and it will be a celebration of the club’s 17-year history, looking back that combine all aspects of a night out rather than just the one. At The Enclave you can
at past glories and on to future success. Expect huge production values and spectacular enjoy a quiet drink with friends or dance the night away – there’s something for everyone.
pyrotechnics for this fi nal blow-out and the largest DJ line up that Trade has ever employed Essentially we want people to view as their regular, their home away from home.”
for one single event. You would be very wise to book tickets in advance, as this event is For more details, check
www.enclavesoho.com
almost guaranteed to sell out – check
www.ticketweb.co.uk
The event will be preceded by a free ‘Offi cial Trade-Future Pre-Party’ on Saturday 15
March from 10pm till 6am at new venue The Apothecary, 3 Vale Royal, King’s Cross (next
to Egg). Free tickets will be off ered to those on the Trade data base, so to sign up, visit the
website at
http://www.tradeuk.net/contact.shtml
Although this is the fi nal Trade party at Turnmills, Laurence assures us that it’s certainly not
the end of Trade. “Trade will move forward with a fresh, bold approach; remoulded for the
21st century, with new management, inspirational ideas and exciting concepts aimed at
welcoming and bringing onboard the next generation of Trade babies.”
For more details, keep checking
www.tradeuk.net or the tradeuk spaces on
myspace and facebook.
INNER SPACE
World famous Ibiza club
Space is currently engaged
in world tour, bringing a taste
of Iberian club culture to host
venues across the globe. It G-A-Y ZONE
hits London on Saturday 1
March, and has chosen to Following the hugely successful reunion of Take That, you’ll
touch down at Area – easily one of London’s best clubbing probably already be aware that Irish fi vesome Boyzone
spaces. This will be the start of a new residency at the venue have now got back together. In their fi ve year career together,
from the Space team, and the launch party – the Space Ronan, Mikey, Keith, Shane and Stephen scored over a dozen
London Fiesta – is sure to be an extra busy aff air! Doors top fi ve hits, including six number ones. They are currently
open at 11pm (closing at 7am), and on the main fl oor, preparing for arena tour, but will be stopping off at G-A-Y on
beneath the new laser ceiling, you’ll fi nd Space resident Saturday 1 March to perform their one and only club gig. The
Jonathan Ulysses joined by London jocks Steve Pitron and boys always went down a storm at the club, and were keen
The Oli. DJs David Jimenez and Gonzalo will be joined to make a return visit. Expect renditions of such classics as ‘No
by Ibiza’s Alex Ross in the second room, which has been Matter What’, ‘Words’ and ‘Love Me For A Reason’.
dubbed ‘Raw – The Sound Of Now’. G-A-Y takes place at the 2,000-capacity Astoria, at 157
You’ll fi nd Area at 67 Albert Embankment, Vauxhall, SE1, Charing Cross Road, WC2. For more details, check www.
with advance tickets just £12 from
www.clubtickets.com g-a-y.co.uk
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