Prozak 2.0

Prozak 2.0 is a club on plac Dominikański in Kraków, Poland, occupying one of the city’s older underground venues. It continues the original Prozak, which opened in the early 2000s and later closed; the new club revived it after a two-year break. The revival was organized by a group that included Emil Hołubiczko, who co-managed the club with his partner Magda. The original Prozak received a Newsweek distinction in 2004 for its interior and atmosphere.

The venue covers more than 600 square metres, with three dancefloors and four bars, and a capacity of about 600. Its floors have hosted different styles: trap and hip-hop on level -1, drum and bass on -1.5, and electronic music on -2. The music programme has also included techno and house, alongside hip-hop concerts and Polish pop performances. By 2017, a renovation had expanded the club across additional floors, making it nearly three times larger. Its interior in 2017 featured concrete walls, metal grilles, neon signs, and blue and red lighting.

Promoters running events there have included Iwona Bronisz. The club hosts Czeluść events and runs the Rave or Not To Rave series; Meg Cocaine is a resident DJ. Artists who have played include Roman Flügel, Marcel Dettmann, Dixon and Ellen Allien, as well as Michael Mayer.

Its Funktion-One sound system covers the dancefloors and bar rooms, with Evolution 6SH speakers and F215mk2 subwoofers on level -2.