Kazimier Garden
Walled open-air garden bar with craft beers, born from an arts club that once stood next door.
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About this audio guide
This guide to Kazimier Garden on Seel Street in Liverpool goes back to two thousand and eight, when a crew of artists moved into an abandoned nightclub on Wolstenholme Square and started throwing parties before the place was even legal. You'll hear about costumed crews, upside-down drummers and the touring bands who suddenly stopped skipping the city. Best heard with a drink in hand, out in the open-air yard.
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