SchwuZ Formerly: Cube Club
Festive and sexy after-hours basement clubbing with three dance floors, sufficiently hip DJs and a youngish and very diverse queer crowd, including city newcomers coming from all corners. The party-party-party menu includes BUTTCOCKS (something of a sex-forward nod to circuit types), bump! (70s/80s/90s-pop retro) and, most famously, POPKICKER, hosted by local drag institution Jurassica Parka (second Saturday of the month), with about 1,500 devotees in attendance. Even old Schlager tunes hav...
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Fun!
Had fun here on a thursday night.. young and frisky crowd.
good night
Went on a Saturday night very busy lots of different aged guys which I like mainly young though.
Peaches & Cream
I went there for their friday night "Peaches & Cream" event. I am not particularly into Pop/RnB/70's/80's music when it comes to dance clubs. I just went there to show my friend around - knowing that he totally is into that kind of music. To my surprise I have to say, though, I quite enjoyed it. At the beginning (around 1am) we were disappointed how empty it was. We were about to head back home, when around 2am we noticed that more and more people were coming. That's when the real party started. All 3 floors were packed and people were having a good time. In the end it was a surprisingly good night out. I only give it 4 stars just because I preferred GMF. But then again, both places don't really compete as "Peaches & Cream" is on friday nights, whereas GMF is on sundays.
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Danceclub with different theme evenings
This is the one of the oldest dance clubs in Berlin, a classic, founded in 1971 as an gay centre, and this is where the name comes from, schwules zentrum (gay centre)=schwuz. It was rather alternative in the 70ties and not commercial in the beginning , but basically became a normal danceclub in the last years. You still feel the alternative atmosphere somehow. You enter through the Cafe Melitta Sundstroem. The crowd is mostly younger and the music varies to different theme parties, like London Calling, bump or Madonna Mania. So check online www.schwuz.de for party updates!