Frequently Asked Questions
Are there any AGE RESTRICTIONS?
Yes, Strictly over 18’s with a policy of Ask 21, we do however occasionally permit under 18’s on specially dvertised nights.
The forms of ID we accept are Driving Licence, Passport or I.D card with PASS hologram.
Do you have CLOAK-ROOM FACILITIES?
The Perfect 5th accepts items at £1 per item. It is located behind the downstairs bar. Please note that items will not be given out without presentation of a valid cloakroom ticket, and any items for which the ticket has been lost cannot be claimed before the end of the night. Lost property can be claimed during office hours (10am - 4pm) Monday to Friday. Any item left in the cloakroom is at the owner's risk.
WHERE IS THE Perfect 5th?
Situated in Taunton’s High Street in the town centre next to Boots
WHERE CAN I PARK?
You can park behind the Venue in Boots carpark which is situated off of The Crescent.
HOW CAN I GET A SHOW FOR MY BAND?
Anyone interested in playing at The Perfect 5th should send an email with a
link to a myspace/website etc or a CD to the address on the contacts.
CAN I HIRE THE Perfect 5th?
Sure, there is a straight hire charge which is negotiated on your requirements, this includes a door person and PA lights.
We can supply food to fit your occassion and even organise entertainment, if you wish.
We host most types of events from wedding celebrations to 50th birthday parties, after-show gatherings to company staff get-togethers. However, please note we will not accept bookings for 18th birthdays or anything sexually offensive.
Give the venue a ring on 01823 275900 or email enquires@theperfect5th.co.uk to discuss your requirements.
What is a Perfect 5th?
The perfect 5th is an important interval in tonal music. It is more consonant, or stable, than any other interval except the unison and the octave.
It is a valuable interval in chord structure, song development, and western tuning systems.
It occurs on the root of all major and minor chords (triads) and their extensions.
It was the first accepted harmony (besides the octave) in Gregorian chant, a very early formal style of musical composition.