Miss Dreamz 008: DELUSIONS

Not everything needs to be real. Miss Dreamz returns on May 29 with a new chapter: DELUSIONS. Same mission. Same angels. A slightly more unhinged reality. ✧ WHAT TO EXPECT ✧ • 2 dancefloors: Techno Barbie (downstairs) & Divine Delusions (upstairs) • Divine Delusions Room: a colourful, euphoric fantasy where softness meets chaos • Techno Barbie Room: deeper, darker, sexier, diving into our most unhinged desires • 8 amazing artists from our community serving us k@ntie techno and house • Chill-out spaces and garten • A queer rave rooted in care, consent, and collective joy curated by the Miss Dreamz collective ✧ LINE UP ✧ ADAM MUNNINGS AMPHIA B2B HUAMANISER AUNTY NORA DJ TRADE TRAINER KONZ LIXI SHADYSNACK VRTL ✧ WHO WE ARE ✧ Miss Dreamz (formerly Techno Barbie Dreamz) is a queer rave collective centred on FLINTA, queer and BIPOC bodies, committed to creating safer, softer, and joy-filled dancefloors. We believe liberation on the dancefloor emerges when everyone is seen, respected, and supported. This is not just a party: it’s a practice of care, awareness, and collective release. ✧ TICKETS & ACCESS ✧ Limited Early Bird, General Admission and Supporter Tickets are available. Supporter tickets include a 2 EUR donation to Casa Kuà (Trans* Inter* Queer Community & Health Centre - more info below) and also allow us to offer reduced entry for community members who may struggle to pay, helping us keep Miss Dreamz accessible and rooted in mutual care. Casa Kuà Casa Kuà is self-organised by trans* and non binary BIPoCs to make health more accessible to other trans*, inter*, non binary and queer people, and especially for those affected by racism. The aim of Casa Kuà is to bring traditional and conventional medical treatments together. They also want to bring communities together, centring the needs and wishes of BIPoC (Black, Indigenous & People of Colour) trans* people, because for us, communities and health are inseparable. The health care system in Germany is designed according to white and cis-male norms, and this goes hand in hand with sexist, racist, classist, ableist and body-negative discrimination. For this reason, many inter*-, a-binary, trans* people, women, disabled and fat people fall out of the regular health system and suffer from health-impairing conditions, or have to resign themselves to poor quality health care. They see health as holistic and not only as the treatment of symptoms, because ill health can be caused by societal conditions, intersectional discrimination, and also loneliness and isolation. For this reason they built a space that is both an alternative health structure and a community centre. Please note: Ticket purchase does not guarantee entry. We operate with door selection to protect the safety, intention, and energy of the space. Please respect the door team and our shared values. May all your delulu come trululu (and beyond honey). See you on the dancefloor, angel.