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A collectively run club with politics woven into its DNA, about blank stands apart from Berlin's commercial nightlife. Opened in 2010 on Markgrafendamm near Ostkreuz, it is operated as a non-hierarchical project that channels proceeds into leftist, anti-fascist and queer causes. Spread across two indoor floors and a much-loved garden, it offers one of the city's most charming open-air dancing experiences in summer. Its programming runs the gamut of house and techno, with a strong commitment to underground and politically engaged collectives. The long-running queer party Homopatik is among the events that have made it a cornerstone of the city's LGBTQ nightlife. A relaxed, inclusive door policy and a no-photos rule foster a safe, open atmosphere on the dancefloor. The leafy garden, strung with lights and dotted with quirky sculpture, blurs the line between rave and back-yard party. A scene favourite, about blank endures as one of Berlin's most distinctive clubs, an Ostkreuz institution whose collective ethos, political conscience and beloved garden have made it a haven for those seeking nightlife with a purpose. Its insistence that nightlife can be both joyful and principled has made it a reference point for a generation of clubbers who want their parties to mean something beyond the dancefloor.