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”Bathurst Station”
“Bathurst subway station was the original hangout. I recall [when] the TTC put up 'No Loitering' signs and had a police presence there to move along…
”Club Trinidad”
”Even the well-established West Indians the ones who haved moved to the suburbs-- the Mississauga millionaires -- have a need to return to the club on Saturday nights...”
”Cutty's Hideaway”
”A Trinidadian owned restaurant/bar for the Black Caribbean community in Eastern Toronto and Scarborough.”
”Fresh”
”Before it was Daniels Waterfront condos it was The Guvernment -- before that it was RPM and before that it was Fresh.”
”R.P.M.”
”Buckshot Lefonque… A Branford Marsalis project.”
”The Phoenix”
”Eleven months after The Diamond closed at 410 Sherbourne -- The Phoenix Concert Theatre rose in its place.”
”The Copa”
”Yorkville dance club and concert venue The Copa made its mark as one of the largest and busiest nightclubs to emerge in early 1980s Toronto.”
”Spectrum”
”Club Nouveau - Full Band Live in Concert. Spectrum was a popular nightclub in the entertainment district during the eighties. A venue for black performers too.”
”Twilight Zone”
”NYC's Dynamic Breakers -- The Assoon Brothers created a revolutionary nightclub that played a mix of music from new wave/ disco/ hip-hop/ calypso and much more. ”
”The Warehouse/ Kool Haus”
”The Warehouse - a concert venue that occasionally hosted DJs would make up the rest of the Guvernment venue.”
”Little Trinidad”
”As the number of students from the Caribbean attending Toronto colleges increased they established informal clubs; hosted on- and off-campus parties; staged talent contests; and formed bands as a means of seeking camaraderie.'”