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Berlin, Germany
Queer-feminist community pub in Rixdorf, Neukölln, with activist programming.
B-Lage is a queer-feminist neighborhood Kneipe in Rixdorf, the old village core of Neukölln. It's explicitly anticapitalist and antipatriarchal, and it functions as much as community infrastructure as it does a bar, one of the last left-wing pubs of its kind left in the area. The calendar is built around FLINTA* community: regular queer-feminist bar nights, a solidarity kitchen (Küfa) serving free or pay-what-you-can meals, a queer-feminist BDSM group, and FLINTA* regulars' tables, alongside a foosball table that runs every night. The mood is low-key, political, and local rather than scene-y or cruisy. If you want to see how queer Neukölln actually organizes its nightlife, with small rooms, shared values, and neighbors, this is the place. Open evenings, Monday through Saturday.
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