Folk Festivals and Fairs

The Tempelhofer Hafen shopping center will once again celebrate a festival with lots of fun activities and music at the beginning of June.  more

Summer in Köpenick will be colorful: Visitors can look forward to a diverse music and entertainment program on the Köepnick Palace island.  more

The largest folk festival in Berlin, formerly the German-French Fair, attracts visitors with amusement rides and culinary delicacies.  more

The three-day open air street festival in Kreuzberg boasts a multi-cultural atmosphere and lots of jazz music.  more

Over 100 barrel organ players from many countries will entertain festival visitors with their instruments. The festival's annual highlight is the big parade.  more

The Kenako Festival takes place each year on Berlin's Alexanderplatz. A traditional marketplace with tents and a live stage program offers visitors a taste of Africa.  more

The Lesbian and Gay City Festival in Berlin is Europe's largest street festival of its kind. It takes place around Nollendorfplatz, the traditional gay stomping ground in Schöneberg.  more

On Christopher Street Day, hundreds of thousands of people take to the streets to fight for the rights of LGBTQ people with a great parade, colourful floats and lots of music.  more

Offering musical entertainment, information and food stalls, Pride Village is the official closing celebration of the CSD parade.  more

The Schollenfest in Berlin-Tegel offers family fun for young and old visitors amid the residential area "Freie Scholle".  more

The former Spandau Wine Summer returns to the historic center of the district under the name Spandauer Altstadtfest.  more

Arts and crafts vendors, a stage program with live music, children's attractions and a street food market: There is a lot to discover on the Rudow September Mile.  more

The Kiez festival in Moabit invites visitors to get to know and celebrate the colorful diversity of the neighborhood around Turmstraße.  more

High Sky, Crazy Town and more: Expect lots of fun rides at the Berlin Autumn Carvival on the fairground at Kurt-Schumacher-Damm.  more

With historical music, a fruit exhibition, artistic performances and fun activities, the festival at Britz Palace celebrates Germany's most popular garden fruit - the apple.  more