Sonntags-Club e.V. in Berlin serves as a vital hub for lesbians, gays, bisexuals, trans*, inter* and non-binary individuals, along with their friends and allies. This event, information, and counseling center fosters a welcoming and supportive atmosphere where community thrives through open dialogue and shared experiences. The on-site café, equipped with a stage, offers affordable drinks in a cozy setting, hosting diverse cultural happenings like live music performances, film screenings, panel discussions, and art exhibitions.
Key offerings include psychosocial counseling on life topics such as coming out, sexuality, relationships, with a strong emphasis on trans* support covering identity, partnerships, and social transitions. Sessions are available in-person, by phone, or video in German and English. Special groups for youth, older queer folks, and niche interests meet regularly. Fridays feature women-only hours at the café, creating a dedicated space. Volunteer-driven, the club champions local and global LGBTQ+ causes, under-told histories, and creative contests, making it an essential Berlin resource in Prenzlauer Berg.
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Recent Events at this Venue
Afterworkparty: Tanzbar. QueerBeat mit Djane HZD
01/30/2026Afterworkparty: Tanzbar. QueerBeat mit Djane HZD
06/27/2025Afterworkparty: Tanzbar. QueerBeat mit Djane HZD
06/13/2025But Make It Queer! Theaterprojekt für queers & friends
05/30/2025let’s shake
03/28/2025Impro-Theaterprojekt - But Make It Queer! 2025
01/31/2025Afterworkparty: let’s shake
11/29/2024FrauenLesben*Musik-Abend
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