Party in Greifswald

Parties in Greifswald: Baltic Sea air, bass in your stomach, events in view

Greifswald is the kind of city that is all about "bricks, university, bikes" during the day and suddenly realizes at night: oops, we can party too. If you fancy parties that don't taste like a big city show, but like real "things are happening here", you've come to the right place. Because between the cobbled streets of the old town, the harbor air and campus life, an amazingly colorful mix of club nights, theme parties, dance floors and bar evenings awaits you, where "I'll just stay for one drink" reliably becomes "okay, one more song". And because we don't just want you to stumble into something by chance, but to specifically feed your mood, it's worth taking a look at our event calendar: there you'll find events and parties in Greifswald without having to decipher ten group chats and three cryptic stories. Pretty iconic for the city are the student-run clubs, places where it's not just some corporation that rolls the dice on the playlist, but people with attention to detail (and probably too little sleep) who keep the place running. Kiste e.V. is such a classic: student, creative, a bit living room, a bit fairground, and above all regularly with parties, karaoke nights or DJ evenings, depending on what's on at the time 【uncertain whether each individual series runs permanently/regularly, the club itself seems active】. If you're more into "campus vibes, lots of people, dance floor full of Monday to Sunday stories", the Mensaclub e.V. is a name that comes up again and again in Greifswald, because parties and different music evenings have been rotating through the program there for years 【unsure which formats are currently running regularly, club seems active】. And then there's Club 9, plus the Geokeller, i.e. Geographers' Cellar and Geologists' Cellar, which together with Kiste and Mensaclub form this very Greifswald specialty: Nightlife as an association, with heart, volunteer work and quite a lot of sound in all directions. What this means for you: sometimes you'll find a classic dance night, sometimes a theme party, sometimes something between indie, rock, pop, electro or 80s 90s 2000s nostalgia, where you wonder why you still know the words but not where your bike key is. If you prefer to take it easy before hitting the club, Greifswald isn't shy when it comes to bars either: Lange Straße and around the market square are a great place to warm up, meet people, make plans and discard them five minutes later. A tip for culture and bar in one is the Kulturbar in the city center, which looks more like "art on the wall, drinks in your hand" and, depending on the program, also sometimes goes in the direction of music and evening events. And that's perhaps the best thing about parties in Greifswald: you can build them up like a mix tape. First a drink, then a dancefloor, then a "just a moment" and suddenly it's light. Check the events calendar, pick the events that suit you and give the city a night that you don't have to call dramatic the next morning, but would like to repeat. I promise: Greifswald can party, just without making a fuss.