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Closing Party at H15 – MIX CPH 41 Years
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About this event
MIX CPH closes its 41st festival year with a two-room H15 party led by Yaqub, DGERAL and Kuini2000, plus Drag King Kollektivet's Will Sin and Damon Rose and a late performance by The Saint Sin. The dance floor and adjacent lounge are deliberately paired, making this a Copenhagen LGBTQIA+ celebration built for sweating, flirting and decompressing with community in the same night.
Practical details
Address: H15, Slagtehusgade 1, Grå Kødby, 1715 Copenhagen V, Denmark
Canonical: https://www.queeratlas.app/es/copenhagen/events/closing-party-at-h15-mix-cph-41-years--1399
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Know before you go
Entry wait
Doors open at 21:00, entry closes at 01:00 and the party ends at 03:00. Ticket tiers are 75, 95 and 110 DKK; people unable to afford a ticket can contact MIX CPH by 6 November about access.
Best arrival time
Arrive near 21:00 for the smoothest entry and to see the full programme, including the 22:30 Drag King Kollektivet performance before the DJs take the room into its late stretch.
Attendee mix
MIX CPH festival guests, Copenhagen LGBTQIA+ community members, drag and film audiences, queer nightlife regulars and allies who want a social party with both a dance floor and a quieter lounge.
Dress code in practice
No dress code is published. Dress for warmth, movement and a potentially hot, crowded room; flashing lights and loud sound are part of the programme.
Host and security inclusion
MIX CPH is run for and by the LGBTQIA+ community and explicitly prohibits discrimination and harassment. A security worker and SAFER SPACE staff member are present; consent, pronouns, personal boundaries and shared use of space are stated expectations. Limited step-free access is available, with wheelchair-width access
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