GREEN KOMM is an internationally renowned after-hours dance party held at Cologne's Nachtflug club, ranking among Europe's most popular events. The party takes place on Sunday mornings, featuring a distinctive blend of progressive trance and house music performed by world-class DJs and talented local artists. The venue boasts a fantastic main floor equipped with state-of-the-art sound and lighting systems that create an unforgettable experience.
Located in Cologne's city center, the club is easily accessible by tram to Friesenplatz station. GREEN KOMM has become an institution attracting a diverse LGBTQ+ community and dance enthusiasts from around the globe. The atmosphere is characterized by great vibes, welcoming people, and a dedicated crowd. The second floor, the Bacardi Lounge, serves as a stage for local heroes and emerging talent, adding another dimension to the overall experience.
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Recent Events at this Venue
GREEN KOMM Official Pride Festival Aferhour
07/05/2020GREEN KOMM - Afterhour Party Spring Festival Cologne
04/05/2020GREEN KOMM Carnival Festival Afterhour
02/23/2020GREEN KOMM 2nd February
02/02/2020GREEN KOMM New Year Day 2020
01/01/2020Green Komm St. Nicholas Festival & Naughycontrol
12/01/2019★ GREEN KOMM Carnival Season Opening ★
11/10/2019GREEN KOMM Summer & Autumn
10/06/2019Nearby Locations
Bollwerk Cologne
CLUB BOLLWERK COLOGNE
Starz
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GREEN KOMM @ Nachtflug
Nachtflug
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: Closed
Friday: Closed
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: 06:00 - 18:00
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