Are you tired of Tinder and Hinge, have you lost faith in love, or has it just been too long since you woke up to the smell of coffee you didn’t make yourself? Bring your single friends, your last Tinder date, or your funniest single coworkers when CC reintroduces the singles party and helps you find your soulmate.

This isn’t our first singles party at CC, and with help from previous CC singles guests, we’ve become much wiser. We’re continually working to create the best setting for a night filled with love <3

If you’ve bought a ticket for two people, please note that you must attend as two people of different genders.

Everyone is welcome, but we’ve also created a special LGBTQ+ singles party. You can read more here: LGBT+ & Single.

Most guests are 35+, but love knows no age, and you’re welcome regardless of yours.

Dress code: It’s up to you.

This time – there are twice as many toilets.

Tonight’s icebreaker: A visit to the installation Monster Chetwynd – a monstrous total installation with a particular focus on creative co-creation and a perfect opportunity to size up the other singles before you meet on the dance floor.

Program:
Arrive between 6 PM and 8 PM – You can arrive at any time within this timeframe.

The Monster Chetwynd installation will be open until 9 PM.

Workshop – will be open until 9 PM.

Copenhagen Contemporary closes to other guests at 6 PM – From 6 PM onwards, it will only be singles in attendance.

Bar and Café Connie Connie – In the bar and café, you will have the opportunity to purchase a light meal.

Last chance to enter the party is exactly at 8 PM – Make sure you’re there before!

8:00 PM DJ, dance floor, and bar

12:00 AM We close Cinderella-style – Forget a shoe on the steps and take 2A home.

We recommend that you take time to experience the installation, as it will become a common reference throughout the evening.

OUR SAFER SPACE POLICY

Remember, this is a night of love, and as always we treat each other with respect. At CC, we respect people regardless of nationality, religion, age, gender, sexuality, neurodiversity, or physical appearance. Therefore, we do not tolerate any form of harmful behavior.

If you experience or witness anything that doesn’t feel safe, we would greatly appreciate it if you approach our staff, so they can help resolve the situation in the best possible way.

Image: The Embrace 1917 by Egon Schiele

Thanks to the Austrian Gallery Belvedere.