La Nuit des Follivores, or Crazyvores, stands as a vibrant party club in Paris's 11th arrondissement, nestled on Rue du Faubourg du Temple. This iconic spot draws a diverse queer crowd and nightlife enthusiasts, offering an immersive escape into Paris's underground scene. The atmosphere is intoxicating—dimly lit spaces pulsing with strobe lights, thumping techno and house beats, and a blend of provocative performances that fuel endless energy.
Visitors enjoy multiple dance floors, a well-stocked bar serving inventive cocktails, and dedicated play areas for adventurous encounters. Highlights include the signature Follivore events with their wild, primal themes, guest DJ sets, and live shows that push the boundaries of clubbing. With a relaxed to fetish-inspired dress code, the venue celebrates freedom and sensuality. La Nuit des Follivores captures the raw, untamed essence of Parisian nightlife, perfect for those seeking uninhibited fun.
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Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: 23:00 - 06:00
Friday: 23:00 - 07:00
Saturday: 23:00 - 08:00
Sunday: Closed
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