Camp And Furnace Liverpool

Name: Camp And Furnace
Address: 67 Greenland Street, Liverpool, L1 0BY, GB
Telephone: 0151 708 2890
Rating: 4

#21 of 305 music venues in Liverpool

Camp And Furnace events and tickets

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Back To The 90s Festival - Liverpool

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Camp And Furnace Liverpool
Saturday 15th August
Liverpool get ready for the BIGGEST Summer 90s Indoor Festival happening at Camp & Furnace on 15th August 2020.

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Liverpool Disco Festival 8 - Halloween Full Moon Party

Camp And Furnace Liverpool
Saturday 31st October
We can't wait to party with you a celebrate our 4th Birthday with the LDF fam x

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Can't Touch This - Pop Party ft Whigfield

Camp And Furnace Liverpool
Saturday 28th November
80's - 90's - 00's Pop / Dance and Guilty Pleasures ft WHIGFIELD - SATURDAY NIGHT Live PA.

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Why Liverpool
12th Feb 2020

Why we picked Liverpool to start our Events and what it means to us. Check it out
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Cream announces line up for birthday event in Liverpool
27th Jul 2019

Cream will celebrate in Liverpool with the likes of Paul Van Dyk, Roger Sanchez and K-Klass.
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Liverpool Disco Festival returns
12th Feb 2019

One of the country's biggest and best celebrations of disco is back with a belter line up
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Camp and Furnace announce NYE plans
15th Nov 2018

Spend New Year's Eve at a classic house party, but without the risk of getting in trouble with your parents. Find Camp and Furnace NYE tickets here.
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Circus Christmas Special line up announced
13th Nov 2018

The post-Christmas rave feature will feature Circus friends and DJ debuts. Find Circus tickets here.

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Dean Kilpatrick

Review of The US Office Quiz

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loved it from start to finish

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Posted 13th Jul 06:59pm

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Review of Dave Pearce Trance Anthems

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Review of Swingers Club - The Big Band Night

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Camp And Furnace venue information

We are a unique kind of venue. Restaurant, bar, indoor festival site, music venue, pop-up event space, conference location, cultural hub and all-round surprising destination. The building itself is a revelation - a real star. It has the qualities of an industrial film-set, a feat of engineering, a hint of an industrious past. The quality of light in The Furnace is wonderful - a real treat - it really feels like the outdoors, indoors. - A kind of urban park. The interventions in the building don’t ape what exists - and act as inventive and interesting design features without compromising the building’s intergrity. What’s new is new. It’s a bold concept - and one that could only have sprung from the deepest recession in modern times. This capsizing of conventions has let us examine what we thought was important - simplicity, friends and family, collective experience, good quality and warm hospitality. “We’d all enjoyed a decade or so of going to festivals and wondered what it would look like, if we took all of the best bits and brought them together under one roof. It was important to us to retain that outdoor aesthetic, we wanted to keep that feeling of being in a field with your mates, but in a city centre location.” So we based our idea around these themes and wrapped our professional passions into the mix - architecture, music, design, sport, food & drink. At the heart of the development is the Lobby Bar and restaurant - this is our warm welcome to vistors and is the central hub of the building. In neutral shades, punctuated by a punchy green, it’s designed with comforting simplicity - avoiding frills and gimmicks - naked wood, bare bulbs and an oversized wood-burning stove work together to nurture a feeling of cabin culture. Camp and Furnace does have broad appeal - we really wanted that sense of community and coming together as family and friends that we appreciate and yearn for - Tattooed hipsters in skinny jeans mingle easily with outdoorsy grannies harbouring a sense of adventure followed by a tumble of excited grand-kids are a common sight. And we love it like that.