Techno

Latin techno and perreo all night long with Flash Gea from the Bronx, Leah York, and La Mala Noche on the Cherry stage at Kremwerk. This is a queer-centered space built on consent culture and community care — zero tolerance for racism, homophobia, transphobia, or non-consensual touch. Come ready to dance, respect boundaries, and celebrate with people who get it.

Knosubz takes over Kremwerk for a high-octane set that refuses to sit still — techno, house, ghetto tech, and club all woven together with zero filler, just pure movement from 10pm to 2am. This is the kind of DJ set where you show up ready to dance and don't think about leaving until the lights come up.

A full evening of Lady Gaga tributes across drag, burlesque, and pole — eight performers plus an emcee turning the Cherry stage into a glitter-soaked celebration of one of pop's most theatrical icons. This is the kind of show where the energy builds all night and everyone leaves having witnessed something genuinely fun and expertly executed.

Political satire meets drag spectacle at this irreverent night hosted by Camero and Clara Voyance (your favorite Marjorie Taylor Greene impersonator). Expect sharp comedy, rotating performers including D'mon, Lady Gugu, and Viper Fengz, plus a special appearance from RuPaul's Drag Race Season 18's Mandy Mango. It's the kind of show that doesn't take itself seriously and neither should you. Doors at 7, show at 7:30. Presale $12, door $15.

A high-octane dive into the harder side of electronic music — Happy Hardcore, Hardstyle, J-Core, Drum n Bass, and everything in between. A rotating crew of established DJs and fresh talent take the decks, spinning genres that demand energy and precision. This is for the people who live for the beat, the bass, and the community that gathers around it.

A night built for the dancefloor — hardgroove, breaks, and techno that hits different. DJ SMOKE and TEDDY V are taking you deep into that spiraling euphoria where the basslines warp, the drums pump, and the only thing that matters is the next beat. This is underground club culture at its best.