the Night Embassy
Berlin
After uncovering some of the creative community's most visionary ideas for reinventing Berlin’s nightlife, we’re giving six ambassadors the keys to the NIGHT EMBASSY—and you’re invited.
From 6 September until 28 November, the Ambassadors of the Night will host two-week residencies at our music and art space in the heart of Kreuzberg with day-to-night programming and events.
Up first? Futuristic aesthetics and radical inclusivity from CO:QUO x Digi-Gxl.
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The NIGHT EMBASSY is an event space provided by Jägermeister, run with the Ambassadors of the Night.
Space
Together, we want to provide a good and safe experience for everyone taking part. This is why aggression, harassment or hate speech of any kind will not be tolerated at our events or at the door. If you notice any such behaviour, please let a member of staff or one of our team at the venue know immediately.
Entry
All events at the NIGHT EMBASSY are free of charge. Entry cannot be guaranteed without a ticket, which you can download via each Ambassador's page on this website. All events are capacity based events. When the venue is at capacity, we will not be able to admit any more guests due to health and safety regulations.
Program info
We will release program info every two weeks. If you'd like to hear of these releases from us, sign up for our mailing list to the right! We will only use your email for program updates.
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Ambassadors
of the Night
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Digi-GxlCO:QUO
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Digi-Gxl
New technologies mean new horizons for art, music, and culture. CO:QUO x Digi-Gxl are breaking boundaries and exploring what it means to be human in rapidly changing virtual landscapes. Digi-Gxl is a global network of womxn, trans and non-binary creatives working in 3D animation and digital art. CO:QUO is a femme collective aiming to co-create and address status-quos that have negative impacts on society through music, workshops, and discussions. Together they uphold themes of diversity, inclusivity, and liminality in the visual and performing arts.
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No Start No EndGhost, I
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No Start No End
Berlin’s nightlife is almost spiritual in many ways, a spirituality that thrives under nightfall. Ghost, I x No Start No End embodies just that: a brooding music and art collective, their haunted vision is brought to life with live instrumentals and heavy beats for a dark yet uplifting experience touched by eroticism and melancholy.
Berlin’s queer scene is unparalleled, and PANSY is at the heart of the action. With scene-stealing weekly drag nights and tireless community organising for over seven years, they are behind some of the city’s most popular parties and events for queer people from all walks of life.
IntuitionsPeripheral
Intuitions
The Peripheral Intuitions Society reimagines a worldview guided by the peripheries. This duo believes the boundaries between dance clubs, art institutions, and therapeutic spaces are counter productive, as they don’t recognise the role of nightlife in communal healing and political mobilisation. They seek a new balance, free from the boundaries separating parties, arts, and politics; wanting to celebrate alternative visions of the future dreamt up by those marginalised due to their gendered, racial, or sexual identities.
Blurring the lines between visual art, sound and movement creates the ultimate immersive experience for this collective. MOVE.UNLTD exists in these crossed borders, drawing from both the city’s dance floors and studios alike. Berlin’s club scene is built on artistic experimentation that refuses to be defined, and the collective’s work is built on the promise of global outlook on a local scale.
TabooSweetest
Taboo
This new ambitious collaboration between DJs Kikelomo and Hoe__Mies focuses on providing a space for people to explore and discuss traditionally taboo topics. Their trademark on making room for those often left dancing on their own, has already left a major mark on the city’s circuit. After all, parties are meant to be shared.
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