About Pannekoek
- Party/
Club - Trans friendly
Pannekoek is a vibrant party event held at Brasserie Bonaparte on Grote Markt 21 in Antwerp. This Sunday gay tea dance attracts a diverse crowd including gay guys, drag performers, lesbians, transgender folks, and everyone in between. The atmosphere buzzes with energy, blending locals and international visitors in a welcoming celebration.
DJs spin a eclectic mix of pop and dance chart-toppers alongside classic anthems, from ABBA to David Guetta and even traditional Belgian dance tracks, all with beats perfect for dancing the night away. A standout feature is the free pancakes that give the event its playful name. Kicking off in the evening and running late, Pannekoek offers hips-swaying fun and chances to connect with fellow partygoers. Nestled in Antwerp's historic heart, it delivers an unforgettable combo of rhythm, snacks, and inclusive vibes.
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Opening Hours
- Saturday
- 20:00 – 02:00
- Sunday
- 20:00 – 02:00
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