03/06/23
Saturday
Breeze
Doors 23:00
Presented by @breeze_bln
June is around the corner and so is summer! To finally celebrate the warmer months of the year we’re back again on June 3rd this time on a Saturday – so we’re gonna do the thing until the sun will uncover the beloved view of the Spree flowing along next to us.
This time, we have the dearest @miszo and Crème Chantilly joining our residents @dave_embrace and @atreju_mensah
Link to the event in bio. Go and tell your friends. We can’t wait to be back dancing with y’all. More soon here, and until then, keep it 🍃
Artwork by @jellavelia
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