A lost Liverpool nightclub that was "ahead of its time" was known for "pushing boundaries" on the city nightlife scene.
Garlands quickly achieved legendary status in the city after it opened in 1993 on Eberle Street, becoming synonymous for taking risks with extreme entertainment and being the backbone of the city’s LGBT+ nightlife.
The first after-hours gay club in Liverpool, it welcomed an army of visitors from Merseyside and across the country for over two decades, hosting a huge line-up of DJs, as well as a number of famous faces.