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Club Frau Holle, located in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, is an underground nightclub celebrated for its unique blend of edgy electronic music, inclusive atmosphere, and deep roots in the local subculture. Established in 2019, Club Frau Holle quickly became a fixture in Frankfurt’s nightlife scene, known for its industrial-chic space on Seilerstraße, tucked away from the commercial hubbub but easily accessible for in-the-know revelers. The venue’s name draws inspiration from Frau Holle, a figure from German folklore associated with transformation and new beginnings—reflecting the club’s mission to offer a fresh, boundary-pushing alternative to more commercial venues.

Over the years, Frau Holle has built a reputation as a crucible for experimental electronic sounds, queer culture, and interdisciplinary events, collaborating with visual artists and collectives to deliver immersive nightlife experiences. Though it has remained in its original location, the interior has undergone several transformations, with periodic redesigns that keep the aesthetic vibrant and adaptable to evolving artistic needs. As a cultural hub, the club often partners with the city’s prominent arts festivals and has nurtured several local DJ collectives, cementing its role as a launchpad for emerging talent alongside international bookings.

Frau Holle is widely regarded as a safe space that prioritizes community, diversity, and artistic integrity. Notable artists who have performed at Club Frau Holle include international names such as Helena Hauff, DJ Stingray 313, Dr. Rubinstein, and Sedef Adasi.

Local favorites and residents have featured regularly as well, such as Cio D'Or, Ata, Molly's Fortune, and members of the HardWorkSoftDrink collective. The club has also hosted takeovers by globally recognized collectives like Herrensauna and Room 4 Resistance, reinforcing Frau Holle’s reputation for bold programming and an uncompromising soundscape.