This year, the ban on dancing in clubs and pubs on Good Friday in Berlin and Brandenburg is enforced in a unique way.
On Thursday, the Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf district office stated, “Specific measures addressing the ban on dancing are not planned.” In general, the regulatory office, like the other Berlin districts, is closed on holidays.
According to a representative, you control “within the limit of existing options” in Mitte. In the entire district, just three double strips are in use. The regulatory authorities are unaware of events that occur despite the ban. On Thursday, the Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg district office, which oversees a number of clubs, first declined to comment.
Employees of the regulatory office in Prenzlau, Brandenburg, will check and receive information, according to a spokesman. On Good Friday, there are no known parties.
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The city of Potsdam’s spokeswoman said: “With one exception, despite considerable Internet searching, no advertising could be found. The workers of the trade office will pay a personal visit to this one business enterprise tomorrow “.. In Cottbus, the regulatory office is also active.
From 4 a.m. until 9 p.m. on Good Friday, Memorial Day, and Totensonntag, the Public Holiday Protection Ordinance prohibits “public dance gatherings” and “musical performances of any type.” Many clubs in Berlin open their doors on Fridays, usually about 10 p.m., according to the event schedule. (dpa)