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Since the early 1990s when party-goers would head off to Quadrant Park in Bootle to witness some of the best DJs in the game, Liverpool has been a heavy contender when it comes to house events.
Offering a blend of underground and mainstream events that brings in a community united by a shared passion for rhythm and dance, there is no better place to be. With house events in Liverpool that reflect the city's vibrant spirit, in places such as Blackstone Street Warehouse to 24 Kitchen Street, Meraki, Invisible Wind Factory, Camp and Furnace, Hangar34, The Dome Grand Central and more; Liverpool continues to be a beacon for house events.
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