elipamanoke e.V. in Leipzig stands as a premier destination for electronic music aficionados and a key hub in the city's vibrant scene. Nestled in the industrial west, the club captivates with its minimalist, raw industrial charm that draws partygoers and insiders alike. Across two floors, visitors dive into realms of techno, house, and their subgenres, with outdoor areas offering spots to unwind amid the beats.
The venue delivers a diverse lineup of events powered by top-tier sound systems, fostering a welcoming and respectful community vibe. Known for its motto 'Rave hard, be nice,' elipamanoke blends intense rhythms with positive energy, creating unforgettable nights. Situated near Leipzig's waterside, it fuses historical industrial architecture with contemporary club culture, making it a favorite among techno enthusiasts. Every visit pulses with the authentic spirit of the underground scene.
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Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: Closed
Friday: 23:00 - 08:00
Saturday: 23:00 - 10:00
Sunday: Closed
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