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Barcelona, Barcelona
Barcelona's go-to monthly queer women's party in the Eixample
Nenis is a long-running lesbian and queer women's party series in Barcelona, hosting monthly editions at a venue on Carrer de Villarroel in L'Eixample. It has been running for the better part of a decade — one of the steadiest fixtures for women who love women in a nightlife scene that otherwise skews heavily toward gay men. Expect resident and guest DJs, themed nights (the Halloween edition, "Nenislloween," and Pride editions among them), ticketed entry, and VIP table options. Because it's a recurring party rather than a permanent bar, check Nenis's own channels for the next date before planning around it. For queer women visiting Barcelona, it's the event most worth timing a trip around — the crowd is the draw as much as the music.
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