Der Weiße Hase

Der Weiße Hase is a Berlin club with an unlisted capacity, tucked into the RAW-Gelände’s former-factory fabric on Revaler Straße. Its defining feature is a two-floor, down-the-rabbit-hole setup built for electronic music: raw industrial surfaces, a smaller second room, and a terrace give a night scope beyond one dancefloor. Concerts and other events appear alongside the regular club program, though the pulse here stays firmly electronic.

Eleven years into the rabbit hole

The current venue’s clearest dated origin marker came in June 2026, when its program announced a run of “11 Years Der Weiße Hase” events. That places its present incarnation’s opening around 2015, within the long-changing cultural complex at RAW. The building context matters: the club occupies a former factory, using its industrial setting as part of the room’s identity instead of smoothing it away.

Der Weiße Hase presents itself as a broad cultural operation as well as a nightclub: its own concept lists techno club nights, live concerts, poetry slams, readings, workshops, artist services, food events, and a bar. That range gives the place a practical flexibility, while the anniversary itself shows a sustained commitment to the club format in a district where venues and projects frequently shift shape.

The room today

Expect techno at the center, with trance, house, tech-house, and harder styles appearing across club bills. The venue’s booking contact remains open through its official site, and the same page lists live concerts and poetry slams alongside dance events. For a showgoer, the useful physical facts are two dance floors and an outdoor terrace, plus the bar: this is a close, industrial club room suited to late starts, DJ-led bills, and live events that favor atmosphere over seated comfort.