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Club bosses fundraise to buy new site
Bristol Post
|April 30, 2025
BOSSES at Bristol’s most famous nightclub venues have announced they intend to buy a new site and move there, and have launched a campaign to raise £250,000 to be able to do it.
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Motion and its sister venue The Marble Factory are set to close in July after the site’s owners chose not to renew the lease with the club that has been there nearly 20 years.
The club is in a former industrial site near Temple Meads station and is at the heart of the new Temple Quarter regeneration zone.
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