Flyer for the launch of Nick Grayson's midweek night at Konspiracy in 1991.

Ed Zone writes:

Im not sure of the dates really but i think when the Hacienda closed after Claire Leighton died they had a refurb. Ben Kelly was involved and this included some very nice glazed bricks on the exterior. At the time i thought this was a bit poncey - too far from the industrial aesthetic originally adopted. I stopped going on a regular basis at that point anyway. Anyway - as with most things Factory the bricks were very good quality, beautifully finished and, one suspects, very expensive. I bought a couple at the charity auction and im sure Ben Kelly will be happy in the knowledge that they have achieved a useful end and they now are propped up against my washing machine to stop it vibrating during the spin wash.

Tim Lennox was instrumental in bringing house, disco and rave to the gay crowds of Manchester via the Number 1 Club on Central Street.

DJ Kath McDermott – a Number 1 club punter writes:

“Tim Lennox played every single week to an ever-growing and adoring crowd of reprobates: rent boys, straight girls, queens, scallies, dykes and dealers. We all congregated in a heaving, sweaty basement to hear a phenomenal blend of house, disco, garage and rave on a heavy quadraphonic system with kick-ass lights in a fog of dry-ice and euphoria.”

Neil says:

Membership card for Nude Night at The Hacienda.
They started the scheme for regulars as the doormen had started to knock people back more as this was around the start of problems with the clubs license.

This is 002 although then the club closed down for a few months after being issued and Nude night was no more.

Taken from City Life.

Courtesy of Manchester Libraries, Information & Archives. You can make an appointment to see this the City Life collection by emailing: archiveslocalstudies@manchester.gov.uk

A fondly remembered queer night at the Brickhouse with DJ Tim Lennox, who was surfing the crest of his Number 1. Club wave at this point. It's actually a sticker rather than a flyer.

The year is a guess.

Flyer for Shine at the Hacienda, every Friday from 9pm till 2am. Featuring Mike Pickering, Sasha and Russ.

Flyer for 'Open House' at the Hacienda every Tuesday. Featuring Tom Wainwright, Russ, and Jon Dasilva. (NB. the year may be incorrect.)

Flyer for 'Meaty Beaty Big and Bouncy' at Home on 23 July (year unknown). Featuring Tom Wainwright, Elliot Eastwick, Russ, Rick Vlemmiks, James Watson, Moonboots.

Flyer for Open House at the Hacienda. Featuring Tom Wainwright, Russ and Jon Dasilva. (NB. the year may be incorrect.)

Flyer for Shine's Christmas party at the Hacienda. Featuring Uncanny Alliance, Mike Pickering and Russ.

Flyer for Shine at the Hacienda. Featuring Mike Pickering and Russ. (NB. the year may be incorrect.)

Flyer for Shine at the Hacienda. Featuring resident and international DJs, including: Frankie Knuckles, Kevin Saunderson, Sasha, Mike Pickering, Danny Rampling, Russ, Buckley and Dave Rofe. (NB. the year may be incorrect.)

Flyer for Shine at the Hacienda.

Ticket for Shine at the Hacienda on 17 May 1991. Featuring DJ Mike Pickering.

Flyer for The Healing at the Hacienda 1991.

Ticket for Shine at the Hacienda. (NB. The date may be incorrect.)

Flyer for Unique tour. Stopping at the Hacienda on 19 November 1991.

Flyer for Shine at the Hacienda, 1991. Featuring Graeme Park.

Flyer for Trance at the Man Alive Club. (NB. The year may be incorrect.)

Flyer for Saturday's at Sotherby's. (NB. The year may be incorrect.)

Flyer for Climax at 5th Avenue Nightclub.

Flyer for Illusion at The Millionaire Club, 1991.

Flyer for parts one and two of 'The Beginning of The Dream' at 21 Piccadilly, December 1991.