HIGH STREET
BORDON
HAMPSHIRE
GU35 0AY
TEL-01420 474847 Website
Directions: M25 Junction 10. Then follow A3 south towards Guildford.
After Guildford take A31 towards Farnham/Alton.
After Farnham take A325 for 7 miles to Bordon.
Q Club is on the Left Hand Side after the second set of traffic
lights.
Or simply follow the Birdsworld signs off the M3. Once you get to Birdworld continue driving for roughly 5 miles the Q Club is on that road on your left.
Its plush decor makes this a comfortable venue to visit.
Club Indigo is fully air conditioned, our spacious venue has the state of the art sound systems, dance floor and VIP seating area. We have a large selection beers, fine wine and champagne.
Jug Collection
Private Dance Area Available
Free Admission
Dress Code: Smart Casual
Dancers' Shifts: Every Wednesday 8pm-1am
XX CLOSED GU35 0AY Club Indigo, Bordon
XX CLOSED GU35 0AY Club Indigo, Bordon
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Re: XX CLOSED GU35 0AY Club Indigo, Bordon
The Q Club was frequented by masses of squaddies from the local army base. And the shows were essentially stag shows with toys, etc - which was sailing close to the legal wind. I took a few dancers down there over the years. I remember following one dancer around with repalcement beer mugs while she collected for the girlie spot at the end. She got three full ones. I counted it up for her, and she'd made £300 for the spot; I think the other girl got much the same.
The reason the place closed was pissed up squaddies were getting involved in fights outside the venue - the bouncers were good and I never saw any trouble inside. So eventually the army put the place out of bounds in an attempt to stop the trouble, and that was the end of the Q Club - without the squadies, it didn't have a clientelle.
The reason the place closed was pissed up squaddies were getting involved in fights outside the venue - the bouncers were good and I never saw any trouble inside. So eventually the army put the place out of bounds in an attempt to stop the trouble, and that was the end of the Q Club - without the squadies, it didn't have a clientelle.
Re: XX CLOSED GU35 0AY Club Indigo, Bordon
I went there a few times but it involved a long drive. Back then I was prepared to drink in moderation and drive the 50 miles back - then came a point when good sense got the better of me.
The events were often on a Wednesday night coinciding with Champions League football on the box which added to the atmosphere - but delayed the start of the show so I was getting home well past midnight. My main reason for going was to see Lava, a Swedish dancer who used to perform there. Ann-Marie, another favourite was booked there to make her first appearance - but the place shut earlier in the same week to my great disappointment. She would have been a natural !
The girl/girl finale often involved a young squaddie being dragged from the audience to participate.
It was a snooker club first and foremost with a good dozen tables -including one very strange octagonal one .
Some of the squaddies girl friends ( or maybe female soldiery ? ) were occasionally in the audience - and were the ones to cause trouble by refusing to put into the jug.
In defence of our gallant troops - I heard the trouble in town was away from the club and may not have involved the soldier boys . But the Army took no chances and declared the joint off-limits . I think it struggled on as a snooker club for a while then folded sometime later.
The events were often on a Wednesday night coinciding with Champions League football on the box which added to the atmosphere - but delayed the start of the show so I was getting home well past midnight. My main reason for going was to see Lava, a Swedish dancer who used to perform there. Ann-Marie, another favourite was booked there to make her first appearance - but the place shut earlier in the same week to my great disappointment. She would have been a natural !
The girl/girl finale often involved a young squaddie being dragged from the audience to participate.
It was a snooker club first and foremost with a good dozen tables -including one very strange octagonal one .
Some of the squaddies girl friends ( or maybe female soldiery ? ) were occasionally in the audience - and were the ones to cause trouble by refusing to put into the jug.
In defence of our gallant troops - I heard the trouble in town was away from the club and may not have involved the soldier boys . But the Army took no chances and declared the joint off-limits . I think it struggled on as a snooker club for a while then folded sometime later.
