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Poster Print : Opening of the SkyDome multiplex, Croft Road, Coventry, Friday 22nd October 1999
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Opening of the SkyDome multiplex, Croft Road, Coventry, Friday 22nd October 1999
Opening of the SkyDome multiplex, Croft Road, Coventry, Friday 22nd October 1999.
Our picture shows street entertainer outside Ikon Nightclub
Mark Radford
Coventry Telegraph Archive
Mirrorpix
United Kingdom
CET 99 9639
Media ID 21790064
© Mirrorpix
Artist Artists Club Clubs Coventry Fire Eaters Night Club Night Clubs Night Life Nightclub Nightclubs Performer Performers Skydome Street 1999
A4 (29.7 x 21cm) Poster Print
Step back in time with our exclusive Media Storehouse poster print, featuring the memorable opening of Coventry's SkyDome multiplex on Friday 22nd October 1999. This captivating image, captured by Mark Radford of Memory Lane Prints, transports you back to the excitement of the day as a street entertainer performs outside Ikon Nightclub. Relive the history and nostalgia of this iconic moment in Coventry's cultural landscape. Order now and bring a piece of local history into your home or office.
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Estimated Image Size (if not cropped) is 30.3cm x 20.1cm (11.9" x 7.9")
Estimated Product Size is 30.3cm x 21.6cm (11.9" x 8.5")
These are individually made so all sizes are approximate
Artwork printed orientated as per the preview above, with landscape (horizontal) orientation to match the source image.
EDITORS COMMENTS
Capturing the vibrant spirit of Coventry's nightlife in the late 90s, this print takes us back to the grand opening of the SkyDome multiplex on Friday, October 22nd, 1999. The city was buzzing with excitement as locals and visitors flocked to witness this monumental event. In the midst of it all, our picture showcases a captivating street entertainer outside Ikon Nightclub. The artist mesmerizes onlookers with their fiery performance, skillfully manipulating flames that dance through the night air. Their daring act perfectly complements the electric atmosphere surrounding them - a testament to Coventry's thriving night scene during this era. The SkyDome multiplex itself stands tall in the background, its modern architecture serving as a symbol of progress and innovation. This entertainment hub became an instant hotspot for club-goers and music enthusiasts alike. As one stepped inside its doors, they were transported into a world filled with pulsating beats and unforgettable experiences. Mark Radford expertly captures this moment in time through his lens, immortalizing not only the opening of SkyDome but also encapsulating an entire era defined by lively nightclubs and talented performers who brought joy to countless individuals. This print serves as a nostalgic reminder of Coventry's rich cultural heritage and reminds us how these moments shape our memories.
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