Klub Verboten 10 Years Berlin 2026

Klub Verboten's tenth-anniversary Berlin night, Saturday 12 September 2026, doors 22:30, last entry 02:00, and it is a launch as much as a party.

The organiser says it has been involved in building a new dedicated club space for the community — a purpose-built kink space from the ground up — and this is the opening event in those halls. What they promise is multi-room play areas, generous social space, and interiors built for the purpose rather than inherited from something else.

The venue is not published. Klub Verboten lists this date as a secret location and releases the address to ticket holders. The listing gives Berlin as the city and nothing more precise. We have not guessed at it or placed a map pin on the city centre.

Klub Verboten launched in 2016 and describes itself as a provider of contemporary pro-pervert spaces — a grassroots movement that grew into tens of thousands of members and is supported by Arts Council England. It runs in London, Berlin and on tour, and is queer-led.

Klub Verboten enforces a kink dress code at the door and does not refund people it turns away. If you are new to the space the organiser's advice is to stick to latex, rubber, PVC, leather or lace — and it is explicit that the outfit does not need to be expensive, only authentic. Fancy dress, fantasy, cosplay, baroque, steampunk, military, head-to-toe cotton, suits, cotton underwear and jeans are all listed as rejected. Their rule of thumb: if you could wear it in a cocktail bar, you can't wear it at a kink club.