Club Nights

Get involved with our incredible community of learning disabled gig-goers and clubbers.

Blue Camel Club

Two club-goers have their arms around each other, and are illuminated by blue lighting in the club. The young woman on the right is wearing noise cancelling headphones.

Blue Camel Club has been running for 24 years. Over that time, Carousel has run 109 club events in Brighton and the South East, welcomed around 33,000 club goers and given a stage to 2,530 learning disabled performers.

A highlight in the social calendar for learning disabled people from across the region, it’s a place where everyone is welcome.

A young man is dancing in a night club with one arm elevating his body off the floor. Clubbers are watching him in the background.

Booking only the very best in learning disabled performers, the club is also a showcase for high quality and diverse talent from around the UK.

In 2003 Carousel rolled out the club formula across the South East, with six new club nights, three of which continue to run independently.

Since 2024, Blue Camel Club has been resident at Brighton Dome's Corn Exchange where we now have the capacity to welcome up to 500 people to each event. Through our partnership with Brighton Dome, we are ready to expand our reach, engage new audiences and evolve the clubbing experience for all through our innovative, accessible programming.


Blue Camel Club is extremely important to us at Brighton Dome. It’s such a great atmosphere and the audience are always so excited to be there.

Sarah Trainor, Visitor Services Manager, Brighton Dome and Corn Exchange

Meet the Team

Everything that happens at a Blue Camel Club is down to the expertise and enthusiasm of the team. They decide the themes, oversee the publicity and lead on making the event safe and fun for all.

Fran Reynolds wears a NASA helmet at Blue Camel Club and is smiling.

Fran Reynolds

Kieran Edwards poses on stage with his thumbs up.

Kieran Edwards

Rami Mansoor poses with his arms stretched out over a table with merchandise on it.

Rami Mansoor

Kirsty Pentecost stands against a white background and smiles.

Kirsty Pentecost

Edwin Bowick faces the camera with a happy expression. He is in a room full of clubbers.

Edwin Bowick

Matthew Churchill sits with his legs crossed against a black background. He wears an eye mask with cutout eye holes.

Matthew Churchill

Claire Offley and volunteer, Jenny, sit at a table with club merchandise. They have one arm around eachother.

Claire Offley