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Kleinvieh, located in Unknown City, Germany, is more than just a nightclub; it's a testament to the transformative power of cultural revival. Originally opened on January 2, 1873, as part of the old slaughterhouse expansion, the Kleinviehhalle quickly became a versatile space, though it was closed by 1907. Over the ensuing decades, the building experienced a variety of uses, but it ultimately fell into disrepair, standing vacant for many years.

In 2014, a meticulous renovation project began, aiming to restore the historic sandstone building and breathe new life into it as a vibrant event location. This restoration was not just about preserving the building; it was about enriching the cultural landscape of Dresden, offering a unique blend of the old and the new that honors the charm of the reconstructed industrial hall. Today, Kleinvieh is divided into two main areas: a concert hall on the ground floor, complete with a sound system and stage, and a lounge and club room on the mezzanine level, offering a view into the concert hall below.

The venue also features artist showers, production rooms, a partially covered smoking courtyard (accessible without leaving the venue), two spacious dressing rooms, and ample restroom facilities, making it a comprehensive and well-equipped space for events and performances. Notable artists who have graced the stage at Kleinvieh include JR23, Paraçek, MASHINA, Kobosil, and MRGNSTRN. Each of these performers has contributed to the venue's growing reputation as a hub for cutting-edge electronic music, drawing both local and international audiences into its historic yet modern embrace.