The Nightingale Club
Birmingham's oldest gay nightclub, opened in the late 1960s and known locally as 'the Gale'. It spreads over three floors with a stage, several bars, a restaurant and a games area, and is open until…
Birmingham's oldest gay nightclub, opened in the late 1960s and known locally as 'the Gale'. It spreads over three floors with a stage, several bars, a restaurant and a games area, and is open until the early hours. It has moved several times over the years, from Camp Hill to Aston, then Thorp Street, and now Kent Street.
Quick answers
- Where is The Nightingale Club in Birmingham?
- The Nightingale Club is at 18 Kent Street, Birmingham, B5 6RD, in or near Birmingham's Gay Village.
- What is The Nightingale Club like?
- Birmingham's oldest gay nightclub, opened in the late 1960s and known locally as 'the Gale'. It spreads over three floors with a stage, several bars, a restaurant and a games area, and is open until the early hours.
- When is The Nightingale Club open?
- Thursday to Saturday 10pm to 4am. Hours change, so check with the venue before you go.
- Who is The Nightingale Club for?
- The Nightingale Club is open to everyone and LGBTQ+ friendly.
Nearby
- The Village Inn, pub and cabaret bar, about 1 minute on foot
- Medusa Lodge, nightclub and burlesque bar, about 1 minute on foot
- Equator, bar, about 1 minute on foot
- Sidewalk, bar and restaurant, about 1 minute on foot