Frolics | Salisbury Beach | NESB Archival Giclee Print

Frolics nightclub was located at Salisbury Beach for over 40 years and was the largest nightspot located on the New England coastline its heyday. With a capacity of 1250 seats- Frolics hosted the greatest entertainers of the era including  Frank Sinatra, Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong & Ella Fitzgerald and in its later years - bands such as Aerosmith. 
As a destination supper club - it sat nestled amongst the vibrant mix of beach crowds, arcades, bumper cars, fried food and salt air. After years of changing tastes and ownership - the Frolics facility was demolished in 2000.

This colorful vintage design was created from an original 1950s nightclub menu and reflects this amazing period in the history of Salisbury Bech and printed on thick Hahnemühle art paper.

Unframed Dimensions : 21" H x 15" . Packaged in cellophane with unmounted foamcore panel.

About Our Giclee Archival Prints:

A Giclee print is a high-quality fine art print that is produced using a specialized inkjet printer. 

Giclee prints are known for their exceptional color accuracy and detail, as well as their longevity. The ink used in giclee printing is archival, meaning it is designed to resist fading and yellowing over time, and the printing process itself allows for a wide color gamut and fine detail reproduction.

Giclee prints are often used to reproduce artwork, photography, and other types of fine art prints, and are typically printed on high-quality paper or canvas. Because of their high quality and longevity, giclee prints are often considered to be fine art in their own right and are prized by collectors and artists alike.