The book's focus is on exploring the interplay of all the elements involved in a possible scene. What type of interaction is necessary for the creation of a scene in a venue, and how does it influence its further development? Which factors have a stronger impact on the generation of a scene in a trendy location, and which have less? What interdependencies exist among them? This potential reciprocal interaction is the subject of this investigation. In the empirical part, a reconstructive social science approach is applied. In addition to participant observation, several group discussions are conducted as a second method of methodological triangulation. The former method primarily serves to understand the space itself in which the experience horizons of the discussion participants play out. The discussion itself aims to capture the habitus of the six different groups, which are divided among three venues, and to draw conclusions about the emergence of all the elements involved in a scene.