Studio Gaga is a vibrant queer club nestled in the heart of Stuttgart, offering a dedicated safe space for the LGBTQIA+ community. Located in the former Leysieffer Café within the luxurious Hotel am Schlossgarten on Schillerstraße 23, it provides an inviting atmosphere with ornamental wallpaper in cream, red, and gold tones, complemented by plush seating and ample dance floor space, including a striking pole for performances.
The venue hosts regular events like Gaga’s Friday and Gaga’s Saturday nights, starting from 10 PM, with free entry during early hours on Fridays. Patrons can enjoy drinks at the bar before hitting the dance floor to pulsating beats. The outdoor terrace adds a unique touch, featuring a fun unicorn bouncy castle, perfect for mingling and soaking in the city's lively energy while forging new connections within the community.
Highlights include its central location near the main train station and Schlossgarten, making it easily accessible. Studio Gaga stands out as Stuttgart's go-to spot for unforgettable nights filled with music, dancing, and inclusive vibes.
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Recent Events at this Venue
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: Closed
Friday: 22:00 - 05:00
Saturday: 22:00 - 05:00
Sunday: Closed
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