This poster features the famous Club 414 from Brixton, London.
The Roots Born from the 1981 Brixton riots, founders Tony Pommell and Louise Barron built more than a club—they built a sanctuary. From its origins as a reggae stronghold to its evolution into a global mecca for Hard House, Techno, and Psytrance, Club 414 was the beating heart of South London’s underground.
The Vibe Famous for its inclusive "family" atmosphere, the 414 was a home for everyone. Whether it was legendary all-night weekenders or soulful Sunday jazz jams, the energy at 414-416 Coldharbour Lane was unmatched.
The Legacy Officially designated an Asset of Community Value, Club 414 stood defiant against gentrification for decades. Though the doors closed in 2019, the spirit of the dancefloor lives on.
Own the History. This poster is a tribute to the nights that never ended and the community that refused to be forgotten.
This poster is part of a series of nightclub and venue prints from all your favourite dance and jazz clubs from around the world. With each piece printed on high quality premium heavy weight matte 200gsm paper and will arrive in a protective tube. Add a wonderful accent to your room or office with these brightly painted posters.
The frames are solid wood and made to order in the UK. They come in White or Black wood. With dimensions 22mm wide with a depth of 23mm and a rebate depth of 16mm on top of the print size.
Acrylic safety glazing is supplied as standard. All framed posters take 7-10 days for the framing company to fulfil.
Available in many different sizes. If you don't see the dimensions you want, drop us a message, we'll be happy to try and help.
