Grand Central Hall

Chris Horkan

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Grand Central Hall

35 Renshaw Street, Liverpool, L1 2SF
07490054004
This venue is permanently closed.
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First opened in 1905, the hall has been a cinema and home to Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra. More recently, it has been a nightclub, home to independent traders and – with recent further refurbishment – a 1,200-capacity multi-purpose theatre.

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