Weekend club night at NG-One with festival-style production, CO2 effects and confetti, running into the early morning.
NG-ONE Saturdays is back at NG-One on Saturday 14 November, and it's one of the city's longer club nights. The venue is at 76 Lower Parliament Street, right in the thick of Nottingham's nightlife, and this particular session runs from 23:00 straight through to 06:30 the next morning.
What sets this one apart from a standard DJ set is the production. It's built around a festival-style setup that carries the room throughout the night, with CO2 effects and confetti displays going off across the session rather than just once. It's a big-room approach that keeps the energy up, and because it runs so late, it's more of a proper night out than a quick few hours on the dancefloor.
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If you're planning it, the extended session is the main thing to keep in mind. Starting at 11pm and going until half-six the next morning means it's a long one, so it's the kind of night that works best if you're prepared to stay well into the early hours. Entry is £3, and the whole thing takes place at NG-One, 76 Lower Parliament Street, NG1 1EH, from 23:00 to 06:30.
