Ziegrastraße 11 in Berlin-Tempelhof is a small, low-key event space used mainly for DJ nights and music evenings on an intimate scale. The venue has its own sound system and suits concepts built around closeness rather than large capacity.
Among other things, the space has hosted events by the Ukrainian queer collective VESELKA, who staged dance nights here centred on community and queer visibility. The programme shifts depending on the organiser, and there's no single fixed series running continuously.
No dedicated, currently maintained website or social media presence for the venue itself could be reliably confirmed — announcements usually run through the respective organisers and ticket platforms. Anyone looking for current dates is best off following the channels of whichever collective is hosting.
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