Venue Detail
Kinder Club
About this venue
Kinder Club (formally known as Proyecto Kinder) is Bogotá's colossal, jaw-dropping electronic mega-club rewriting the rules of Latin American nightlife. Taking over a massive former historic school building in the heart of Chapinero, this structural marvel rose from the creative ashes of the legendary Kaputt Club to build a surreal, adult-sized electronic playground. 🪩 The Vibe: Berlin clubbing ethos meets a chaotic, playful dreamscape. Sprawling across multiple hyper-distinct micro-environments, rooms, and a massive outdoor courtyard, Kinder is so enormous that half the fun is literally getting lost inside it. The venue keeps things deliciously weird by pairing raw industrial techno, acid house, electro, and breaks with childhood subversions—think retro video games, quirky toys, and interactive art installations. It is an fiercely inclusive, LGBTQ+ friendly safe space and the proud playground for radical, queer, and body-positive electronic collectives like BULTO. From free vital water stations to top-tier international DJ bookings, this is an immersive, multi-sensory playground for the city's alternative alternative family.
Practical details
Address: Ac. 63 #15-70, Localidad de Chapinero, Bogotá, 110231, Colombia
Hours: Event-specific; use the current programme for doors, age and ticketing.
Canonical: https://www.queeratlas.app/es/bogota/venues/kinder-club--1672
Venue intelligence
Know before you go
Typical queue
Proyecto Kinder is a large event campus in a former school, with ticket and security checks set per production. Buy the named event, bring ID and allow time for navigation; do not assume every Friday/Saturday opens all rooms.
Best night
Choose the collective, art programme or electronic lineup. Kinder treats nightlife as a creative laboratory, so a concert, installation and techno event can differ more than two weekdays.
Locals vs visitors
Artists, students, electronic dancers, queer and trans clubbers, international visitors and Bogotá creative communities use a broad experimental centre. Specific collectives determine whether LGBTQ+ people are centred or simply included.
Dress code in practice
Expressive underground clothing, durable shoes and layers for a large former-school complex are practical. No universal fashion code is published. Read the promoter’s theme, privacy and bag rules before arrival.
Staff inclusion
Kinder’s manifesto explicitly says it fosters difference and diversity and treats nightlife as a cultural field. That creates a house value, but each event needs visible welfare execution; identify production staff and security on entry.
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