Booty Bounce

Daytime QTIBIPOC Art & Booty Bounce

As part of WDC 2026, CCBB invites you to an interdisciplinary community event bringing together art and party culture with a centering QtiBipoc experiences at the local queer Bar Central in Frankfurt.

Although there are a few events taking place this summer—including CSD events for queer groups in the Rhine-Main region—there are hardly any that focus specifically on QTIBIPOC*. The event centers on an exhibition by the artist Noëmi, who combines digital and physical art to present her interactive works, which are inspired by emotions, intersectional feminism, and provocation, among other things. While her artist talk is the centerpiece of the event program, several QTIBIPOC* will shape the character of this small exhibition with their DJ sets and conclude the all-day event with a heartfelt message highlighting the experiences of QTIBIPOC*, who are underrepresented at mainstream queer events.

Line-up:
15:00 DJ Sonia Mystik (FFM)
16:30 Artist Talk with Noëmi (BLN)
17:00 Sherryaeri (BLN)
18:30 Sharlyn (FFM)

Booty Bounce is a safer space centering queer BIPoC FLINTA* communities, focused on empowerment, visibility, and collective joy. Allies are welcome as long as they engage respectfully and with care.

At the same time, everyone who contributes to this space with respect and solidarity is welcome.

Awareness staff are on site and available to assist. The entrance is wheelchair accessible. However, the interior is quite narrow.

Tickets
Solidarity Ticket: € 10.00
Regular Ticket: € 15.00
Supporter Ticket: € 20.00
Tickets: Book tickets via Eventim Light  https://www.eventim-light.com/de/a/60e4934e542aaa2ac817ddcd/e/6a9a9e334d592f6719990a6f

Booty Bounce is a project by the queer BIPoC* FLINTA* collective Crémant. Cava. Booty Bounce from Frankfurt. Its aim is to increase representation, create safe spaces and encourage dialogue. Since 2021, the collective has been organising events that have been very well received. The project is supported by Ora da! e.V., an intercultural association that carries out educational and cultural work and combats marginalisation.