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We’re incredibly excited to announce Spuk am Prinzenbad, our new collaboration with Backyard: We’re hosting a Halloween party this year and we can’t wait to see you all again and go wild. The haunting is going down on October 30th at 20h at Backyard, Gitschiner Str. 22 in Kreuzberg, right next to Prinzenbad. There will be 2 floors of music, a costume contest, and more gory surprises…
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An Otherworldly Club Experience – The i8i Collective at Traumabar
photo: Camille Blake. Having lived in Berlin for so long and having seen so many things at the intersections of nightlife, culture, and art, you can trust me when I tell you this was quite something else. And I mean that in the best, most stimulating way. I've been a...
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Young Ticket for Culture Lovers – Staatsoper offers 12 € Tickets for Berliners Under 30
Berlin has a lot of really affordable art and culture events all around the city. Urban Art and most Galleries a free, many performances are free of charge and now even all museums are free on every first Sunday of the month. Going to the theater, opera or the ballet...
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The Soura Film Festival in Berlin: Shining A Light on Queer Cinema from S.W.A.N.A.
photo: Outsiders, directed by Hannah Cauhépé. Berlin is known around the world for its big movie festival Berlinale, but there are other great initiatives that promote less mainstream movies and amplify important voices. One of such events is the Soura Film Festival,...
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Seeing Berlin with Fresh Eyes
On my first visit to Berlin, a man spat at my feet. His eyes were the eyes of a soldier at war. Precise, alert, and distrusting. And he had just spotted a body he considered the enemy. That body was queer, stout, and black. We were sitting across from each other on a...
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