Locations
Since 1997 Evoke has been held at 8 different venues. They are listed in the order they hosted the party.
Since 1997 Evoke has been held at 8 different venues. They are listed in the order they hosted the party.
Arnoldsweiler, Düren
1997
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1 event
The youth centre in the home town of Faxe and Poti (about 3000 inhabitants) was the first venue of Evoke. It is a social care centre today.
Aachen
1998
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1 event
Part of the RWTH Aachen, the Theatersaal was our home for only one year. It quickly became clear that this venue too was too small for Evoke.
Langerwehe
1999–2000
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2 events
After the Theatersaal had also become too small, Evoke moved to Langerwehe. The festively decorated hall (in the style of a marksmen’s fair) in the shadow of the lignite power plant served as our venue for two years. It has since made way for a residential and commercial building.
Deutz, Cologne (Köln)
2002
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1 event
As Faxe and Poti’s new home base, Evoke moved to Cologne. The rather impersonal entrance area of the ‘Campus Deutz’ became our first venue there.
Neustadt-Süd, Cologne (Köln)
2003
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1 event
Fort I was built in the 1830s as part of Cologne’s fortification ring and abandoned as a fortification in 1911. It is now used as a children’s and youth centre with an attached adventure playground.
Deutz, Cologne (Köln)
2004
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1 event
Formerly a production site for spirit and wine vinegar at the Deutz harbour, a venue for concerts and events since 1997. Ideal also because the Sensor Club was located beneath the venue, where we could organise the Evoke Netlabel Night.
Ehrenfeld, Cologne (Köln)
2005–2008
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4 events
Now office space, the former engineering hall was a venue for events, galas and parties for many years. Around the corner was the former Sensor Club, where the Evoke Tracks took place.
Kalk, Cologne (Köln)
2009–2026
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16 events
We fell in love with this venue during a viewing as early as 2005. Since 2009 it has been a perfect fit: the Abenteuerhallen have been the home of Evoke ever since. An old factory hall of about 1000 square metres, today used as a climbing gym and youth sports centre.