Everston Louboutin and German Mother Dream Louboutin present: THE DOECHII KIKI BALL.

With the 19th edition of XPOSED we are back for another year of celebrating queer cinema! The full program for 2025 is now ...

Berlin-based composer and sound artist, curator. Her debut album, ‘Rivers,’ was released in 2023, featuring electronic ...

May 30th Join us for the vernissage of Alcove in Situ, a monumental audiovisual installation that transforms MONOPOL’s ma ...

After Berlin clubs closed their doors to their worshippers during the ongoing global pandemic, many kink lovers who found their refuge in these sanctuaries had to get more creative to maintain their ...

Berlin’s dating scene is shaped by three important factors. First of all, mostly thanks to its kinky parties, Berlin is a city commonly characterized by a spirit of sexual liberation. Secondly, while ...

Have you already tired yourself out following all summer events and hints and tips of the season? Maybe it’s time for a relaxed, yet not boring, weekend for you? If this is you, we have assembled the ...

You know the drill: Someone is coming to Berlin for the first time, and you, with them, have to visit the same typical, commonplace “Berlin musts” for the thousandth time, along with flocks of ...

Setting out to discover the best places one can enjoy their cup of specialty coffee, always-busy Kreuzberg was a stop we enjoyed making, full of cute little cafes, offering coffee that blew us away.

Live Drag Shows on the roof! Shout it from the roofs – HIVE TEA is back! After its first edition in June 2021 HIVE TEA became a regular event on Klunkerkranich, taking over the Open Air Stage, ...

As the dust of the fallen Wall settled, Berlin was caught between decay and rebirth, where vacant spaces became playgrounds for creativity and subcultures thrived amid political chaos. “Träum Weiter — ...

Berlin in the 20’s: With the Jazz emerging and the dresses shortening, a new feeling of life entered the city, invigorating its nightlife. The time frame of the Weimar Republic might have set the tone ...