Where is kazimier liverpool

The unavowed space is a refurbished car park and you could quite easily blink and miss it. That, in a sense, is what makes it so special. The Garden is a special kind of place and offers something for everyone.

The natural light during the summer brings this place alive but it is underestimated during the winter months.

The whole space is covered in colourful fairy lights and the darker it gets, the more romantic the scene. Grab a bottle of red and take it up to the fire in the balcony and bask in your awesomeness. The Kazimier is one of the most popular independents in Liverpool for its community of like-minded people interested in the arts and has developed a cult following over the years.

Sadly, when hundreds flocked to say their goodbyes to The Kazimier on Wolstenhome Square, many thought the garden went with it. In recent years its popularity has grown with an almost cult following, making it one of the most popular places to go for live music in Liverpool. Visitors can expect original and often surreal events alongside amazing live music and club nights. Not to be confused with the Kazimier Gardens although they are run by the same people , the Kazimier is an indoor gig venue, while Kazimier Gardens is the gorgeous outdoor bar area round the back that's open during the summer months and accessed via Seel Street.

The Kazimier Club Liverpool's events weave together art, music, performance and poetry, creating an impressive yearly tapestry of creative events. The Kazimier doesn't have a physical box office or ticket hotline so tickets need to be purchased online. All shows are for over 18s unless otherwise stated and the venue has a capacity for , making it one of the more intimate places for concerts in Liverpool.

Free parking is available outside the Kazimier after 6pm and if you're struggling to find a space, Q Park on Hanover Street has plenty.