Folk Festivals and Fairs

The Kreuzberg Festival, formerly Bergmannstraßenfest, can look back on a rich history. On three summer days a year, the neighborhood has been celebrating the peaceful coexistence of all generations since 1994.  more

The Queer Art and Culture Days in Lichtenberg offer a diverse, family-friendly entertainment program, great food and a welcoming atmosphere.  more

This July, the cultural association Kulturvolk is organizing a street festival with artistic performances, dance and live music in Wilmersdorf.  more

The Water Festival at Rummelsburg Bay has become a popular tradition and attracts mostly families to Lichtenberg.  more

At the International Barrel Organ Festival, historic barrel organs from all over the world can be heard.  more

Music, open-air cinema, an arts and crafts flea market, theater performances and exhibitions: At the Bridge Festival, the district of Schöneweide shows its diverse cultural offerings.  more

Three days, two stages, a dozen live music acts as well as amusement rides and other attractions will delight visitors of the Spandauer Havelfest.  more

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

The Dorfangerfest in Alt-Buckow is a village fair where guests can enjoy a relaxed celebration with a varied program of events around the pond.  more

The Harbor Festival in Alt-Tegel delights visitors with live music, numerous amusement rides and a lively atmosphere.  more

For the 32nd time, the Regenbogenfonds e.V. is organizing Europe's largest lesbian and gay city festival. More than 350,000 visitors are expected on an area of 20,000 square meters.  more

At the CSD parade in Berlin, people take to the streets to advocate for the rights of gay, lesbian, transgender, intersex, and bisexual people.  more