About Sunday Tea Dance @ Propaganda
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Club - Dancing
Sunday Tea Dance @ Propaganda in Moscow stands out as a top event for the young LGBT crowd and their friends. Held regularly on Sundays, this tea dance turns the iconic Propaganda club into a vibrant hotspot known for its welcoming vibe and affordable offerings.
The venue seamlessly blends restaurant, bar, and dance floor experiences. During the day, it serves delicious food and drinks in a cozy, friendly setting. As night falls, tables are cleared to make way for high-energy dancing with thumping music. The Sunday Tea Dance draws a lively, youthful audience eager to party, creating an inclusive and fun atmosphere that's notably gay-friendly.
Conveniently located near Kitai-gorod metro station, it's easy to reach. With reasonable drink prices and a compact yet electrifying dance floor, it delivers non-stop excitement. Propaganda has long been a staple in Moscow's nightlife, making this event a must-visit for anyone seeking authentic clubbing thrills.
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Opening Hours
- Monday
- 23:30 – 06:00
- Tuesday
- 23:30 – 06:00
- Wednesday
- 23:30 – 06:00
- Thursday · today
- 23:30 – 06:00
- Friday
- 23:30 – 06:00
- Saturday
- 00:00 – 06:00
- Sunday
- 00:00 – 06:00
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