Rogue Club

for poc queers and allies

For whom?

All trans and queer people, especially those from immigrant and POC communities.

We know it can be tough for immigrant queers to find a place where they truly fit in.

Often, home communities can be queerphobic, and the local queer scene might not feature the music you love.

We believe Rogue Club can be a welcoming space where you feel at home in a queer setting.

While also creating a great opportunity for other queers to learn about different cultures and enjoy a more diverse range of dance music in a queer club.

What do the parties look like?

Not your average club night!

Rogue Club nights are more than just events—they’re community gatherings. Built on our socialist and queer feminist values, we craft a space where the dance floor becomes a place of healing, and people connect through music, dance and conversations. It’s all about creating an amazing atmosphere where everyone can truly connect and enjoy themselves. 

What kind of music?

The music will vary each night, from Afrohouse to Latin to Middle Eastern and other music, showcasing the diverse backgrounds we represent.

Code of conduct

  •  Please do not assume anyone’s pronouns, gender identity or sexuality.
  • Before entering the party, you might be asked questions about the party, its target audience and its values, If we see that you do not fit in the party, we will not allow you in, your ticket will not be refunded in this case. This question might be asked from everyone so please do not feel invalidated if you were asked this.
  • You need to be a member of Black Planet to be able to enter the party
  • If you were suspicious about someone being shady or if you witness someone misbehaving, not respecting consent or being too intoxicated, please reach to the awareness team, they will be wearing green vests. if you couldn’t find them, talk to the people at the bar
  • Please respect boundaries, and personal spaces, and always ask for consent. if someone is violating consent or is not taking no for an answer, reach out to the awareness team.
  • Respect people’s Nos and move on. if someone doesn’t seem interested in engaging with you, don’t bother them anymore, and don’t attempt to approach them again
  • When rejecting people, please be respectful and don’t be rude.
  • No form of classism, racism, transphobia, transmisogyny, lesbophobia, biphobia, panphobia, ageism, fatphobia or other nasty behavior will be tolerated.