Gyaldem Nite - Open Air Edition

Wednesday evening? Time to dance!
Dortmund has a new after work party with BIPoC FLINTA*only DJs:
GYALDEM NITE! After three hot parties in Long August, this time we're at the Hafen Open Air on the Kieselwiese!

Let's shake everything off: wage labor, care work, worries about world peace and thoughts about tech billionaires.
Just dance away: with Latin, Dancehall, Afrobeats, Black Female Rap, and much more.

DJane Pame and DJ Downtown Habiba Brown bring everything they need to turn Dortmund's harbor into a small vacation island in everyday life: Cumbia, Latin-Tech-House, Afro-Tech, Dancehall, Afrobeats and much more!

Look forward to danceable vibes and real DJ skills!

This time we are celebrating in cooperation with DINGS e.V., which is providing us with the location, equipment, drinks and much more. THANK YOU!

There will again be a small buffet to fortify you.
Bring some vegan/vegetarian finger food 😉

Free admission or pay as you wish.

There will also be an additional SOLIKASSE for a BIPoC FLINTA* from Dortmund in need at every GYALDEM NITE.

Awareness team on site. Drinks for a fair price.
All genders welcome!

18:00 - 22:00

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Would you like to become part of the crew and help out?
Or do you want to play your records at the next Gyaldem Nite?
Get in touch, we look forward to seeing you! gyaldem@posteo.de

Price information:

Entry: 0-20€
Solidary Box Office on site. Money should not be an obstacle to partying! And if you have more, you can put more in the till ;-)
100% of the entrance fee goes to the DJs.

We will also be collecting donations for a BIPoC FLINTA* in need in Dortmund. More information is available at every party on site.
The crew works on a voluntary basis.

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Explanation of terms:
Gyaldem in Jamaican Patois means a group of girls or women (pronounced: gjal demm)

BIPoC : Black, Indigenous, People of Color.

FLINTA*: Women, lesbians, intersex people, non-binary people, trans people, agender people and people who use other terms to position themselves beyond binary gender stereotypes.