The British Working Men’s Club is a large function situated in Adelaide’s North Eastern suburb of Wingfield. It is not the most high brow of establishments but if your are looking for a cheap night out with a low entry fee, live music and a cheap feed, look no further.
You’ll find it here tucked away between Truck wholesalers and Crash Repairers in the middle of South Australia’s industrial pocket.
Once inside you’ll find an expansive dance floor just waiting for the dancers to arrive!
As your typical ‘community’ style cub the B.W.M.C (British Working Men’s Club ) is a bit dated inside but locals don’t go there for a polished night out. They go there to dance relax and enjoy the night with friends. Perfect!
The regular live music and cheap entry fees (generally $8 for members and $12-$15 for non-members) keep the crowds coming week after week as they have done for the last 50 years…
Although there is occasionally some disco or pop music on the menu the playlist is heavily weighted towards the 50’s and 60’s rock n roll era with regular visits from Elvis impersonators and Beatles tributes.
Theme nights are often on the cards including Abba nights and Halloween parties too. So be sure to check the B.W.M.C (British Working Men’s club) Facebook before you head down so you can dress correctly and be part of the action!
Regular Dance Nights
The next dates are:
- Weds 17th April
- Weds 24th April
You can also get a cheap eat there between 6 pm and 8 pm. So you can fuel your dancing for only $13!
