Glitterballs in the gay club Why Not

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Parties and Clubs

The Why Not opens its doors each Friday and Saturday. The relatively small downtown gay club has been around for many years. It still busts out of its seams each weekend. Expect a hot night on the dance floor where all the popular house and dance hits are playing. www.why-not.at

"Occident meets Orient and Poland is there too", is how organiser, Sabrina Andersrum, sums up her monthly Balkan clubbing BallCanCan. The criss-cross mixture of guests dance to Balkan-Pop and Turbo-Folk. www.facebook.com/BallCanCan

Vienna has its first Bear & Butch club in the form of the Pitbull. Since its opening in 2009, the Pitbull team has provided sweat-producing beats for that pure testosterone rush. www.pitbull-clubbing.at

queer:beat. LGBT people and friends can dance away to indie rock, electronic and chart music here. Several DJs play for the young, dance-crazy crowd. www.queerbeat.at

At the regularly held Ken Club, a mainly young crowd dances to pop and chart hits. www.kenclub.at

Replay is the name of the party held once a month at the Opera Club Vienna. International and Austrian DJs get the keen party-goers buzzing. www.facebook.com/replay.party.vienna

G.Spot. The monthly party, perhaps the most iconic there is, is aimed at lesbians as well as gays, and offers changing aspects of electronic music plus a contrasting musical program on two floors. www.gspot.at

Ü-30 powered by g.spot is the exclusive event for LGBT people over 30. Musically, it takes guests on a journey through time through all genres. Already legendary is the "LES – QUIZ: meet, play, win" for singles to get to know each other, have fun and win. www.gspot.at

The Circus is a huge gay spectacle that is held at irregular intervals (twice to four times per year). International top DJs and spectacular shows attract the party animals. www.thecircus.at


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