24 Kitchen Street is an independent, mixed-use warehouse venue in the Baltic Triangle, Liverpool's creative quarter. Founded by a group of friends seeking to create a space for the city's creative community, the stripped-back room - all bare brick and exposed wooden rafters - has a capacity of around 400 and is open only for scheduled, ticketed events. The venue is best known for hosting some of the best leftfield club nights in the city, with an ever-growing catalogue of house, techno, garage, drum and bass, and grime parties. Alongside the DJ-led nights it stages live music from smaller touring acts, comedy, and visual-art exhibitions, and it features regularly in city-wide festivals such as Liverpool Sound City and Baltic Weekender. With a strong ethos of supporting and exposing local talent, 24 Kitchen Street has helped launch resident DJs into wider careers while also drawing nationally recognised names. It is also used for corporate events, product launches, art installations, and workshops, cementing its place at the heart of Liverpool's underground scene.

Type: NightClub

Address: 24 Kitchen Street, Liverpool, United Kingdom

Capacity: 400