Do you remember these Mansfield nightclubs?

Here is a list full of these venues from years gone by. Do you remember them?

Valentino’s: Opening in 1986, Valentino’s was THE place to go in the late 80s and early 90s. The Clumber Street club is now known as illusions.

Digby’s: The life and soul of the 1980s was Digby’s - which later became Valentino’s.

The Village: This place was labelled as the biggest nightclub venue in Mansfield in the 1990s. And not to forget The Cavern part of the club was renowned for a bit of a ‘grab-a-granny’ joint amongst the younger generations.

Limo’s: Limited Editions was a clubbing hotspot in the 1990s - and not to forget about The Yard, which was also part of the building. This later became Ten before the building closed down completely in the early noughties.

Brunels: Late-night bar Brunels, on Station Road, was in a building that had been converted from the original railway station in Mansfield. Closing in the 1990s, the building remained unused for many years afterwards.

Harvey’s: This was the place to be if you were into indie or the alternative music scene. Harvey’s was later called the Rock Shop - from rock and metal to live bands, this was the alternative place to be in the late 80s and early 90s.

Palais de Danse: The early 90s saw people partying at the ‘Palais’, which was converted from a former ballroom, dining area and bingo hall. This later became Coyote Wild and Oi.

Venue 44: From techno to drum and bass - Venue 44 was the place to rave all night long.

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