New Union
A large venue with three bars, a dance floor and a stage for drag and revue shows. The building is Grade II listed: it began as the Union Hotel around 1860, has served a largely gay crowd since the…
A large venue with three bars, a dance floor and a stage for drag and revue shows. The building is Grade II listed: it began as the Union Hotel around 1860, has served a largely gay crowd since the Second World War, and took its present name in the 1970s. It also has hotel rooms.
Quick answers
- Where is New Union in Manchester?
- New Union is at 111 Princess Street, Manchester, in or near Manchester's Gay Village.
- What is New Union like?
- A large venue with three bars, a dance floor and a stage for drag and revue shows. The building is Grade II listed: it began as the Union Hotel around 1860, has served a largely gay crowd since the Second World War, and took its present name in the 1970s.
- When is New Union open?
- Monday 11am to 10pm, Tuesday to Thursday 11am to 2am, Friday and Saturday 11am to 4am, Sunday 11am to 2am. Hours change, so check with the venue before you go.
- Who is New Union for?
- New Union is open to everyone and LGBTQ+ friendly.
Nearby
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- G-A-Y Manchester, bar, about 1 minute on foot
- ON Bar, bar, about 1 minute on foot
- Cruz 101, nightclub, about 2 minutes on foot