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Liverpool Echo
Liverpool Echo
Entertainment
Jamie Greer

Behind the scenes at the Liverpool arts space home to club nights and rollerblading

Situated on the edge of the city centre, the Invisible Wind Factory stands as a hallmark of Liverpool's arts and music scene.

Opened seven years ago in a underdeveloped part of town close to disused docks, the venue became known for its hosting of alternative music nights. However, in recent years, IWF has become what one employee calls a "multifaceted arts venue".

Joel Murray is the programme manager of Invisible Wind Factory and Kazmier Stockroom. He moved to the city 17 years ago as a student, and has gone onto immerse himself in the city's cultural scene.

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