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The Victorian glass Sefton Park Palm House
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303 Presents The Soundgarden

Progressive house titans Nick Warren and Danny Howells take over the historic Victorian glasshouse in Sefton Park for a nine-hour afternoon-into-night sound journey.

Sefton Park Palm House · Sefton Park · 3 Oct · 3 Oct

Rare club event inside historic Victorian botanical glasshouseNine-hour progressive house journey with Nick Warren and Danny HowellsStunning natural parkland setting in south LiverpoolWalking distance from Lark Lane's food and drink scene
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Progressive house titans Nick Warren and Danny Howells take over the historic Victorian glasshouse in Sefton Park for a nine-hour afternoon-into-night sound journey.

📍 Sefton Park Palm House📅 3 Oct🚆 St Michaels

Overview & what to expect

Liverpool underground dance promoters 303 bring Nick Warren's global event brand The Soundgarden to the breathtaking Sefton Park Palm House. The Grade II* listed Victorian glasshouse provides an unforgettable botanical setting for progressive electronic music, with palm fronds, climbing vines, and glass domes reflecting the stage lights.

Dance music pioneer Nick Warren and house veteran Danny Howells headline the nine-hour gathering, guiding dancers from mellow late-afternoon sunset melodies into hypnotic, driving progressive rhythms under the glass stars.

Joining them are respected electronic talents Samuel Lamont, Subcora, and Gustin, ensuring seamless, intelligent house music from mid-afternoon through to midnight.

Event timetable

15:00
Doors open

Garden bars open; opening sets begin

18:00
Last entry

Strict door cut-off time

19:30
Sunset transition

Danny Howells and Nick Warren take control of the sound system

00:00
Event finishes

Midnight curfew

  • Strict last entry at 18:00.
  • Ticketed event with very limited capacity due to Palm House preservation rules.

Venue essentials & visiting advice

Age requirements

Strictly 18 and over. Valid photographic ID required on entry.

Entry & admission

Tickets via Skiddle. Card payments preferred at all pop-up bars.

Bag restrictions

Security bag checks on ticketed music sessions; no glass, outside alcohol or unsealed bottles permitted.

Payment methods

Card and contactless preferred at event bars.

Content & special effects guidance

  • No outside alcohol, unsealed bottles or glass permitted inside the park gates.

Where to eat & drink nearby

Lark Lane independent bars

Bistros, pubs and casual dining

🚶 8 min walk across the parkLocal guide →

Lane & Brew

Speciality coffee, brunch and Turkish meze

🚶 10 min walk on Lark LaneLocal guide →

Hafla Hafla

Middle Eastern street food & craft beers

🚶 9 min walk on Lark LaneLocal guide →

Looking for more? Browse independent spots across Liverpool in our L1Directory.

Getting there & getting home

Nearest Merseyrail station: St Michaels (15 min walk) or Mossley Hill (20 min walk)

  • Take the Merseyrail Northern Line to St Michaels, then walk up Belgrave Road and through Lark Lane to the park.
  • Bus routes 75 and 80 stop on Ullet Road, an 8-minute walk from the Palm House.
  • Lark Lane's independent bars and restaurants sit right on the edge of the park for pre-drinks.

Sefton Park Palm House, Sefton Park, L17 1AP

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