Remembering Gympie’s Club 88 with 88 pictures
For years it was every Gympie party animal’s favourite social hub, until it officially closed down in 2020 due to coronavirus restrictions. Take a step back in time and remember the fun that was had at Club 88.
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Club 88 was the best (and only) nightclub in Gympie for decades before it closed down.
Over the years generations of Gympie party animals have called it home on a Saturday or Friday night under multiple different names, including The Shaft, Klyx, Phantom’s and Tremors.
Here are some awesome blasts from the past when it was called Club 88.
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