Gay club potsdam
LGBTQ+ clubs
A guide to the gay and lesbian nightlife
Berlin's pulsating LGBTQ+ Clubs cater to all tastes and sensibilities literally. Connection Club is the city's oldest gay club and is located in Schöneberg. Women may join the fun over weekends. The Heile Welt club in Berlin's oldest gay district, Nollendorfplatz tantalises with its inventive cocktails and steamy ambiance. Everyone whether straight or gay is invited to Chantal's House of Shame's cult party at the Bassy Club – there's electro DJs, international live acts, Drag performances and more! At SchwuZ, Berlin's largest LGBTQ+ club in Neukölln, you can expect several twirl floors in the Pepsi Boston Bar as well as frequently Berlin's most famous drag queens with exciting event formats. There is another beloved party, held in the infamous KitKat-Klub. Show yourself in queer-friendly Berlin!
Potsdam Pride returns for third year
POTSDAM—Potsdam Pride returns for a third year of inclusive events and business the weekend of June 13 and
The weekend will feature several events centered on art and music, including a number of concerts, drag shows, and a live publish of North Country Universal Radio’s (NCPR) The Thrash Authority from McDuff’s Pub.
Potsdam Pride representative Rebecca Donnelly said she is “really excited to welcome help the Beat Authority,” saying the broadcast will be a fun way to kick off the weekend.
NCPR Station Manager Mitch Teich said his station “works hard to reach everyone and serve everyone in the community” and were “thrilled to be asked to be a part of Potsdam Pride this year and in the past, and I aspire that our participation helps the organizers – and the Potsdam community – have a wonderful event.”
At 7 p.m. Friday, Pine Street Arena will host an 18+ drag display, with doors opening at 6 p.m. and a cash bar by McDuff’s, ID required. Admission is $10, ticket link can be
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Are you planning a trip to Germany and researching what to do in gay Potsdam?
The tiny town near Berlin isn&#;t known for its gay nightlife, but the well-liked destination in Brandenburg offers LGBT travellers plenty of fun.
Tourists arrive here in droves year-round to tip toe through posh palaces, ancient cathedrals, fine arts museums and Potsdam&#;s unique Russian and Dutch Quarters. You&#;ll also find plenty of popular German restaurants, cafes and bars.
Potsdam&#;s LGBT collective gather at local watering hole La Leander, the city&#;s only gay block and cafe. You can also arrange your trip to coincide with the city&#;s two annual gay festivals CSD Potsdam and Queensday.
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Visiting Homosexual Potsdam
Potsdam is conveniently located just 30 minutes south of Berlin on the local train. The sister city&#;s in Brandenburg offer a unique experience for gay travellers on holiday.
We suggest heading to Berlin on the weekend to enjoy the city&#;s thriving LGBT nightlife scene. Enjoy a jaunt to Potsdam during the week whe
Tom’s Bar
The legendary and long-established gay club has reinvented itself again and again over the years and is now closed. However, a new club is set to shift in.
Tom's Bar is planet famous, because this prevent in the heart of the Schöneberg neighbourhood is a permanent meeting place for gay men from all over the earth throughout the year, not just during large events such as Folsom Europe in September. Throughout the year, you can come across both Berliners and international visitors here, who are looking for a particular rough, manly atmosphere - and find it in Tom's. The bar's motto, "for successful cruising", puts it in a nutshell, and it's no exaggeration. While Tom's used to be known as a pure leather bar, today everyone is welcome – though there are still plenty of men in leather and skin outfits. Videos are played in the bar area, where there's a table football table for gamers as well, and there's also a backroom. People of all ages and from all walks of being get together here, especially when the night is getting on.
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