The Prohibition Bar may not have had the idiosyncrasies of 'the caff' (or its late custodian) but it was certainly a more hygenic setting and you didn't leave scratching places you'd never scratched before. This time around it was only the music that was jumpin!
Sadly, despite the past ten years of its existence and the many excellent bands and artists who have graced the miniscule stage, rising costs and overheads have made the future unsustainable and, as of July 31, the Prohibition Bar will close its doors for the final time and that emptiness will once more have returned.
Best wishes for the future to Mitch and his team. Lance
1 comment :
A very sad day indeed lots of great acts have graced the venue with a wide variety of music . It's people like Merlin Roxby I feel for because it was a place he had a chance to show off his musicality, where will he be able to play in the future? That said unfortunately this will become all too common as these smaller venues are unable to cope with the rises in the costs to run them which is very, very sad. My best wishes to Mitch and the team for the future.
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