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Popular Glasgow bar & nightclub closes for good after 10 years as they throw ‘one last party'

Popular Glasgow bar & nightclub closes for good after 10 years as they throw ‘one last party'

Scottish Sun19-05-2025

Gutted revellers flocked to the comments to react to the announcement
'HEAVY HEARTS' Popular Glasgow bar & nightclub closes for good after 10 years as they throw 'one last party'
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A POPULAR Glasgow bar and nightclub has announced its shock closure after 10 years.
Mango, on the city's Sauchiehall Street, is known for its Latin American and Caribbean-themed music and drinks.
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The shutters have been pulled down on Mango in the city centre
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The owners of the three-level venue announced it has shut down due to the lease expiring this month.
They hosted a "final farewell" party on Saturday, May 17.
Announcing the disappointing news on Facebook, staff wrote: "Amigos, after a decade of dancing it's time for one last party…
"With the fondest of memories yet the heaviest of hearts it's time to let our wonderful customers know that that our lease expires this month, meaning it's time to say goodbye (for the moment!).
"A wholehearted thank you to each and every person who poured their heart and energy into Mango over the years.
"Thank you to every team member, band and DJ past and present, who made Mango thrive.
"You created the energy, the atmosphere and most importantly the memories; and it's been wonderful growing together.
"To everyone who danced with us, sang with us, shared memories with us, thank you. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts! We are so grateful for all the support and love you have shown us over the years - You have made this an unforgettable journey!"
Gutted revellers flocked to the comments to react to the announcement.
One wrote: "I have absolutely loved dancing in Mango over the years. Thank you to all the fabulous staff. I will miss you all."
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Another said: "So many places shutting down, sad."
A third added: "Thanks for the epic memories! Big hugs from the Canary Islands."
A fourth weighed in: "Noooo, that's sad."
Last year, iconic nightclub The Shed in Glasgow's southside closed after nearly three decades.
It later re-opened as The Marlborough in February.
Much-loved piano bar The Baby Grand in the city's Charing Cross was also shuttered this year.

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