Berghain breaks with tradition: the first Flinta-only party causes excitement

Berghain breaks with tradition: the first Flinta-only party causes excitement

Berghain, the legendary club in Berlin, is known far beyond the limits of the city. As one of the most important addresses for techno lovers, he attracts party goers from all over the world. Every visit becomes an unforgettable experience and the atmosphere is unique. But now the club seems to be ready to take new ways and enters unknown terrain.

Traditionally, Berghain is not only known for its music, but also for its diversity. In particular, the "Lab.oratory", which has been organizing special parties for homosexual techno fans for over 18 years, has conquered a permanent place in club culture. But now the club only announces its first event for Flinta people. Flinta stands for women, lesbians, interlexible, non -binary, trans sex and agenda, and men who were classified as male at birth are excluded from this event.

A new concept: "Slit" in Berghain

The event, which is known as "Slit", will take place on Saturday, August 31st, from 10 p.m. With artists such as Arlenys, Hyenaz and Maay, not only musical diversity is provided, but also for an environment that is explicitly described as a sex positive. Those responsible emphasize that this is a "sex party" that is supposed to promote an open and inclusive atmosphere.

This decision to create a room specifically for Flinta people has triggered different reactions in the community. While some users in forums such as Reddit express their joy about the initiative and hope that "Slit" serves as an example for other similar events, there are also voices that remain skeptical. A comment illustrates the uncertainty: "I am excited to see if that will work. We need reports." This statement reflects the need for informed discussion about the event and its implementation.

Berghain has therefore set a brave sign and breaks with a long -established tradition to create space for various voices. Whether this decision is the right step into the future will be shown, but the will to change is obvious. The heir of the Berghain as an integrative space could develop further through this new initiative and contribute new perspectives to club culture.