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Mr Pickwick’s nightclub was on Fraser Street - but what year did it open?

Cagneys club was also located on Fraser Street - but do you remember when it opened?

Planet X was first located at Macmillans in Concert Square - but when?

Nicknamed ‘The Cokey,’ Coconut Grove in Tuebrook first welcomed customers in what year?

The Continental Club was loved in Wolstenholme Square in the city centre for years. But when did it first open its doors?

Located on Eberle Street in the city centre, Garlands the club was known for taking risks with extreme entertainment and being the backbone of the city’s LGBT+ nightlife. When did it open?

The Curzon Club used to be on Temple Street in the city centre and was once known to be the city’s oldest gay bar. What year did it first open in the Liverpool?

Also known as the Quad, or Quaddie, Quadrant Park on Derby Road was legendary. When did the Bootle nightclub open?

The Lomax was first on Cumberland Street in the city centre. What year did it open?

To finish - here’s a bit of a trickier questions. Nation nightclub was in Wolstenholme Square for years and the building was home to numerous popular clubs prior. But what years did its famous Cream club night start?

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