Gallery room
Club room · Flashball
Club room · Flashballhouse · minimal · techno · electro
Sat 14.11 · 11pm–6:30am · early rate €13 from 11pm to midnight · then €15 / 17 / 19, your choice · 21+
Limited presale / Tickets at the door.
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Club room · Flashballhouse · minimal · techno · electro
Sat 14.11 · 11pm–6:30am · early rate €13 from 11pm to midnight · then €15 / 17 / 19, your choice · 21+
Limited presale / Tickets at the door.
A chameleon takes care of the Gallery, bringing her colours before they give way to a ritual from shadow to light, record after record.
Like a flashball, the Club hits the mark, powerful and precise all night long.
Why a chameleon? Why from shadow to light? Why does the Club hit the mark?
Want to go further? It’s all below. Écoute voir.
Rare sound system: a dome of 25 speakers designed with Cym Acoustics, a French brand.
Mallorca · from Montevideo · vinyl
@nicolaslutz__SoundCloudRA
Photo: Dusan Szokolovics
Born in Uruguay, Nicolas Lutz has spent twenty years digging up records that almost nobody listened to anymore. He brings them back on vinyl, in an order no one sees coming: that way of swerving just when you thought you had it figured out is what built his reputation, from Club der Visionaere to Toi Toi Musik in London. He ran his own label, My Own Jupiter. A Lutz set isn't heard track by track, it's taken whole.
Nicolas Lutz was born in Montevideo in 1980 and left Uruguay in the late 1990s. He was a resident at Club der Visionaere in Berlin and at the Toi.Toi.Musik parties in London, and fabric presents him as a regular of the club. He now lives in Mallorca.
In every city he plays, he visits the record shops, and he turns down digital promos to keep time for digging himself. In 2013 he explained that vinyl was his only format. In an interview with Mixmag Spain in December 2025, he explains that his sets always go from shadow to light, because that is how he lives things: each set is a kind of therapy for him, a way to transform what he is going through in the moment and to end the journey “with a certain light”. To get there, he relies on the intention behind each record, the moment he plays it, the way he mixes, and a hypnotic phase everyone has to pass through, himself included. He describes it all as a ritual built with the people on the dancefloor. He also advises beginners to reject conformism and competition. My Own Jupiter, the label he launched in 2014, closed its cycle in 2025.
Read: Mixmag Spain (December 2025, in Spanish) · RA.473 (2015)
Augsburg · HAMAM Nights · Panorama Bar
@sedeffadasiSoundCloudRA
Sedef Adasï started by solving a problem: Augsburg, her city, didn't have the parties she was looking for, so she created them. HAMAM Nights grew out of that, and with them a way of holding hospitality and high standards together, to the point of inviting DJ Stingray or Tama Sumo. A resident at Blitz in Munich and at Panorama Bar since 2022, she has kept the same thing at the heart of her playing: a direct reading of the room, no detours, where euphoria and brutality follow each other without warning.
Sedef Adasï was born and raised in Augsburg, Bavaria, in a Turkish family from North Macedonia. She still lives there and never wanted to move to Berlin: for her, dancefloors matter in small towns too, perhaps above all. In 2017, unable to find the parties she was looking for, she created HAMAM Nights, a queer party.
The name comes from the hammam, a place of care and conversation, and the party borrows its gestures of welcome: cologne at the door, fruit, “Habibi”. HAMAM has since been hosted at Panorama Bar, at RAUM in Amsterdam and in New York. A Panorama Bar resident since 2022, she doesn't prepare her sets: she reads the room, and says she is not “a techno DJ”.
In Metal Magazine, in June 2026, she describes herself as “a chameleon, very fluid”: she adapts to the venue, the time, the crowd and what the previous DJ played. Planning a set in advance, she says, would feel like cheating the audience.
Sound system: Danley Sound Labs.
Flashball is a Strasbourg collective that has been breathing new life into the city's minimal and tech house scenes since 2023, and hosts the Mélanine Sunday afterparties. Its two watchwords: power and precision.
Flashball · SoundCloudStrasbourg · Flashball
@_mel_2810SoundCloud
An intimate DJ for several years, Mel plays minimalist music driven by rhythms she has mastered. Her aim: to always offer a set of varied styles, from minimal to progressive trance, shaped by the moment and the place to make the crowd vibrate.
Manufacture des Tabacs
4 cour des Cigarières, 67000 Strasbourg. → Directions
500m from the Gallia tram stop.
Tram: Gallia stop, lines C, E and F
Bus: lines 10 and 30, Saint Guillaume stop; line 72, République stop
Nearby parking: Parcus Bateliers car park
Bike parking around the building
Paris: 1h46 by TGV. Karlsruhe: ~40 min by train · Offenburg: ~25 min · Freiburg: ~1h15 · Basel: ~1h20 · Nancy: ~1h30. Entry is possible until 4am, plenty of time to arrive on the last evening train.
A lift is available for people with reduced mobility.
Early rate €13 from 11pm to midnight, then €15 / 17 / 19, your choice. The support rate lets us offer a solidarity rate; the general rate covers production costs. Limited presale / Tickets at the door. 21+. Entry possible until 4am.
Holding a ticket does not guarantee entry if the conditions of access are not met.
A healthy and caring party space is built together, between a venue and its crowd. For a free and joyful night, take care of yourself and your friends, and pay attention to others and to the space you take up.
If you experience or witness anything abnormal, or see someone who is not doing well, come and find a member of the team. We are watchful, and we are here for you. We believe you.
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Safe team
Two rooms from 11pm to 6:30am · lockers €2 (bring a coin) · a few snacks or light bites · a fine selection of soft drinks.
Karmen Camina is a hybrid, collective and living cultural venue, set in the former Manufacture des Tabacs in Strasbourg. A place for encounters, freedom, creation and expression, open to all, committed to ecological and social progress, to sound and visual creation, and to any form of experimentation that helps build something in common.
Karmen Camina is run by the Tiers-Lab cooperative, made up of independent entrepreneurs and creatives from Strasbourg’s alternative cultural community. Decision-making power is shared between the cooperative’s members. There is no majority shareholder.
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