Adding a shade of sustainability to the New Year revelries this year, the celebrations at Gisborne’s Rhythm & Vines are certainly going to be different from what had gone before. Expressly for the occasion, a Christchurch recycling group has reshaped a discarded fridge into a mini nightclub. Now dubbed as Fridge, the nightclub featuring Christchurch DJ Bazurka welcomes its guests with 1.1 meters by 2.1m dance floor.
worlds smallest nightclub made from recycled fridg
Yes, it might be, or actually is, a bit suffocating if choked up to its full capacity i.e. 11 and a half people. However, a moderate occupancy of five people should allow them a breathing space.
Via: Stuff
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