Elevator Studios

Jennifer
ElevatorStudios, image courtesy of venue

Elevator Studios in Liverpool houses working spaces for artists, musicians and commercial companies. It is by no means an ordinary office block. Once used to store cargo such as cotton, spices and coffee in the industrial days, the creative revolution has taken over the Grade II listed warehouses which are now filled with music, art and innovative business ideas

The building is centred around the Elevator Café which makes for a fantastic meeting and networking space, and the great news is that it is open to the general public (and discounted for Elevator residents.)

Only 5 minutes walk from Lime Street Station, 15 minutes ride from John Lennon Airport and with 24 hour access to rehearsal spaces, Elevator Studios has been used by artists such as Miles Kane, The Maccabees and The Wombats. You never know who you may bump into if you pop in for a coffee.

25 - 31 Parliament StreetLiverpoolL8 5RN View map
Telephone: 0151 255 0195 Visit Now

Commercial and Hire Services

Studios/offices, rehearsal space available to hire

Services and Facilities

Cafe, studios/offices, rehearsal space

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