PROPAGANDA PARTY in Berlin stands out as a queer event renowned for its iconic vibe and electrifying nights. Hosted at the Weekend Club near Alexanderplatz, it spans two floors plus a stunning rooftop terrace on the 15th floor, delivering panoramic city views, top-notch sound, lights, and an inviting outdoor space.
The lineup features modern pop, hyperpop, house, 80s-2010s classics, charts, RnB, and all-time favorites. Resident DJs FIXIE FATE and AMY STRONG rock the main floor with high-energy sets, while the loft spins nostalgic anthems. The terrace comes alive with music and drinks in the evening.
Embracing a queer, multisexual safer space ethos, these parties thrill with live performances by artists. PROPAGANDA PARTY captures pure fun, diversity, and Berlin's legendary nightlife spirit – ideal for anyone seeking vibrant celebrations.
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Recent Events at this Venue
Propaganda Berlin - The 12 Years Ball
11/02/2019Propaganda Berlin ? 10. Jubiläum ?
11/25/2016?? Propaganda ? 9 ? Jungle Special ??
09/02/2016PROPAGANDA PARTY - QUEERE NIKOLAUSPARTY 05.12.2015
12/05/2015INFO
09/05/2015tonight: PROPAGANDA PARTY ? 5.9.15 ? IMPERIAL BERLIN
09/05/2015PROPAGANDA INFO - HEUTE!
05/02/2015tonight: PROPAGANDA PARTY 2.0! // SPRING & BIRTHDAY
05/02/2015Nearby Locations
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