Techno and trance on the tracks: Verum Gaudium turns a tram into a moving dancefloor around Vienna’s Ringstrasse. Echter Consti, Guylit and more DJs take to the decks. There is a bar on board and a toilet break roughly every 45 minutes. Meet at the Otto Wagner Pavilion on Karlsplatz from 6:15 pm; the tram departs promptly at 7 pm. You cannot normally board or leave while the tram is moving.
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Under the theme “Sounding the Archive”, KlezMORE connects historical Jewish musical sources with new sounds. Concerts, singing and instrumental workshops, museum tours and a Shabbat evening with a jam session take place across Vienna, with two additional events in St. Pölten and Kobersdorf. The programme includes Lea Kalisch & Der Šenster Gob, Esther Wratschko and Black Rooster Kapelye. Concerts and workshops have individual tickets or registration. The opening concert, Sarah Myerson workshop and museum tours are already fully booked.
Two floors of 1990s and 2000s hits at The Loft on 14 and 28 November, starting at 9:50 pm. The 14 November edition celebrates the 23rd anniversary of the 90ies Club. The 90ies Club is upstairs; the downstairs 2000s Club starts at 12:30 am. Ages 18 and over. Early entry at the door costs €1 from 9:50 to 10 pm.
After the Leopoldi fair, AWSM hosts an Afro House and Melodic House party at Stiftskeller Klosterneuburg. The afterparty starts at 22:00 and continues into early Sunday morning.
