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Liverpool Echo
Liverpool Echo
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Christopher Megrath

The Clubhouse to host Eurovision viewing party for 700 guests

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Liverpool One's The Clubhouse revealed their plans to celebrate the Eurovision Song Contest.

The food and drink venue is set to host "one of the biggest Eurovision parties in Liverpool" with themed events every day of the week. On the night of the live Semi-Finals and Grand-Finals, they'll broadcast the event directly to their customers with a larger-than-life screen erected in their yard.

The Clubhouse boasts a capacity of 700 with event organisers promising the themed and broadcast events to remain free and accessible to the general public.

READ MORE: Massive Eurovision Song Contest party coming to St George's Hall

Paul Harrison, The Clubhouse general manager, told the Liverpool Echo: "We're so excited to welcome fans and guests from all over Europe for this once-in-a-lifetime event.

The Clubhouse boasts a lavish dining area (New World Trading Company)

"We've decided to pull out all the stops possible to ensure those who maybe didn't manage to get tickets can still enjoy the event in style. We have a luxurious outdoor drinking and dining area along with gorgeous interiors with room for everyone no matter the weather or preferences.

"The Clubhouse want to make this one of the biggest Eurovision parties in Liverpool and we're so excited for everyone to see what else we have planned."

The venue teased further information regarding their themed nights will be revealed in due course.

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