At the moment, KitKatClub exists only virtually. In various ways we are still blessed (our landlord is very understanding!), nonetheless, we need "cash".(Like the whole of the cultural sector...) If you want to help guide this idea into the future become a member on www.kitkatclub.tv !

Generally, We open our doors every Friday, Saturday and Sunday. This also applies in case that a magazine has forgot to print our dates, or if it's the end of the month and the dates on this site have not been updated.
Apart from a few exceptions along the year, there's always a dresscode on a Friday or Saturday night. More information regarding this matter can be found somewhere below.

The classic, amongst our events is the Saturday night 'Carneball Bizarre';that's the party we're notoriously famous for: an exquisite mixture of guests, hilarious action, ecstatic atmosphere and a rocking partying crowd. Adjunct to this night, without any interruption, the Sunday afterhour 'Piep Show' takes over, celebrating their 12th birthday this year. Well, they could arguably be called 'thee oldest afterhour in town'. There's no special dress code during the daytime, nevertheless we always appreciate our extravagent visitors.

For those preferring a somewhat more closer and more intimate experience, we would like to recommend the Friday nights that we create in cooperation with various scene activists. Click on the pictures to see who is providing what line-up and when.


CLICK one these pictures to get special information about the promoters !

Partyconcept: Influenced by the atmosphere of the SUNRISE beach parties in the late 80s in GOA, the possibilities of sexual exchange predominantly available in various sm-clubs (for example the RotKreuz-Club in Berlin) and our own conceptions of realizable conditions for an ideal communication arose the idea of a multi-layered and feauture-filled party with complete sensual & multi-sexual focus in a contemporary style. ...read more ...

Dresscode: a rather unedifying matter ... one could admirably argue about the pro's and con's all day long. The best and yet most simple argument supporting the idea of a dresscode is, that the eye prefers a flamboyant, styled and colourful crowd in favour against the ordinary 'jeans and tshirt' look. So, in general, dresscode means : NOT your average everyday life clothing! You can check out if there is a dresscode to an event by having a look at the 'Dates' section, lots of tips and tricks, whats favourable and possible can be found here !