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Can a non-alcoholic club exist?
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| Volterock |
I was thinking of starting a club where people who are addicted to alcohol can go and not be tempted to drink and still have a fun time. Do you think something like this can stay afloat?
Has it ever been done before? |
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| Mr Game+Watch |
Arc in NYC, just a snack bar that sold pretzel sticks, chips, water and soda. Everybody who went you can tell was there mainly for the music. It was perhaps the greatest club I've ever been to.
Danny Howells 10 hour final set, nuff said... |
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| Monocle |
| no alchy = lots of drugs? |
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| Pjotr G |
| people go to the toilet and take a hit of beer |
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| LoveHate |
| jus go to all ages raves. |
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| elFreak |
it used to be able to exist:(
montreal had sona, aria, stereo, circus.
now only circus is left...with what dj's charge these days it is hard to make a profit without alcohol sales. |
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| Max Thomson |
| Rise is an afterhours club in Boston that does not serve alcohol and has been going strong for awhile now. www.riseclub.us |
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| Unable |
| Cool concept but very tough to run. It would have to be in quite a large city. |
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| DJ Blitzkrieg |
| It better have a damn good DJ lol. |
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| chesco |
If you look at the old video's from the early outdoor rave scene in the UK you notice a distinct lack of drink being consumed. Just thousands of people out their box on good drugs and dancing away, right now if you took drink out the clubs in britain they'd be closed down within a month.
We're a nation of alcoholics. |
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