📍 139 Witton Street, Northwich CW9 5EA
📍 Address: 139 Witton Street, Northwich CW9 5EA, United Kingdom
📞 Phone: +44 1606 48375
Absolutely brilliant venue! The acoustics are superb! Recently attended The Inspiral Carpets thoroughly enjoyed the gig ! Looking forward to more great bands at The Plaza ?
An absolute asset to our town. Great bands, great events, great venue! The team are working hard to make a success of the venue and keep it open for the community and need the Northwich community to get behind them to make it happen. Yes it needs refurbishment but it’s nearly 100 years old, it’ll cost money but hopefully that’s coming! Prices are decent, toilet queue is friendly, and you have a choice of standing or sitting. What’s not to love (not hate)!? Please support as much as possible!
Its ok, better standing than seated depending on what what you are watching as the standing atmosphere is more vibrant. Drinks are very expensive, too expensive really! Bar downstairs is better than upstairs. Only 2 ladies toilets so be prepared to queue.
We went last night to see Heaven 17. We're not from Northwich so the venue was new to us. Its a lovely place and a great place to watch a band. I especially appreciated that although it was busy and well attended we weren't crammed together in the way crowds are at some gigs. I'm not sure how often it's used for live music but I'm sure it would be a good spot for regular events.
Visited The plaza theatre to see the very large scale model of our moon which has been on the T.V and is quite a site to behold as the size and precise detail is amazing. Hanging in the main hall. Very art deco style old building with a lot of history. Bar on site and ameneties. Some parking at rear. Wheel chair accessible entrance and theatre. Artist Luke Jerram with his installation, Museum of the Moon, in the plaza theatre; Measuring seven metres in diameter, Luke’s Moon features detailed NASA imagery of the lunar surface. Each centimetre on his moon represents 5km on the surface of the Earth's largest natural satellite. The installation in the plaza theatre Northwich is part of the Moon’s international tour in which it is presented in different ways, both indoors and outdoors, altering the experience of the artwork for different audiences worldwide.
Visited The plaza theatre to see the very large scale model of our moon which has been on the T.V and is quite a site to behold as the size and precise detail is amazing. Hanging in the main hall. Very art deco style old building with a lot of history. Bar on site and ameneties. Some parking at rear. Wheel chair accessible entrance and theatre. Artist Luke Jerram with his installation, Museum of the Moon, in the plaza theatre; Measuring seven metres in diameter, Luke’s Moon features detailed NASA imagery of the lunar surface. Each centimetre on his moon represents 5km on the surface of the Earth's largest natural satellite. The installation in the plaza theatre Northwich is part of the Moon’s international tour in which it is presented in different ways, both indoors and outdoors, altering the experience of the artwork for different audiences worldwide.
Such a great night with Queen competing a 90 minutes set. Real chemistry between Freddy and Brian. Of course not the real Pepe's but really good copy cats
A venue which will hopefully be successful as it transforms into a theatre. Still lot's of work to be done but the first steps are in place.
The Plaza Northwich is located at 139 Witton Street, Northwich CW9 5EA, United Kingdom
You can contact The Plaza Northwich at +44 1606 48375
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