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© (c) Käthe-Kollwitz-Museum Berlin
In April 2023, the popular interactive guided tour format “Slow Art” was reintroduced. This series of mediations, already tested by the Kollwitz Museum, aims to decelerate the museum visit. Every two months, one Thursday per month at 5 p.m., visitors... moreabout: Slow Art
© NASA/Bill Ingalls
A joint event organized by the Leibniz Society of Sciences in Berlin, the German Society for Aeronautics and Astronautics Lilienthal-Oberth, and the Planetarium Berlin Foundation. Program:10:00 – 10:10 a.m.Welcome and Introduction: Dr. Dietrich Spänkuch,... moreabout: 2026 Colloquium on the History of Spaceflight
© Botanischer Garten Berlin. Foto: Eva Patzschke.
Tropical air and silence. Forest bathing beneath dense foliage and a glass roof We immerse ourselves in a kind of vegetation that is otherwise inaccessible in Berlin. Behind the glass, palm trees, ferns, and vines thrive, accompanied by warm, humid air... moreabout: Public Tour: Forest Bathing in the Greenhouses
© Kulturamt Spandau
When the museum closes its doors and the lights go out, a very special adventure begins at Spandau Citadel! What actually happens in the museum at night when it's dark? Discover and experience this special atmosphere with your children. What is hidden... moreabout: At night in the museum: with a flashlight through the museum
© Milan Soremski/HKW
Conversations on Art With Vivien Anderson and Daniela Fernández Rodríguez Admission included in the exhibition ticket Meeting point: counter in Sylvia Wynter Foyer Part of Not All Travellers Walk Roads—Of Humanity as Practice, 36th Bienal de São Paulo,... moreabout: Conversations on Art
© Foto: Ali Ghandtschi
The future is uncertain—but we can make it tangible. At the “Futures Prototyping” Open Lab evening, you’ll learn how we can explore and bring alternative futures to life through speculative design and future artifacts. Speculative design uses the method... moreabout: Open Lab Evening: Futures Prototyping
© DHM
The tour through the exhibition’s section on the history of the museum offers insight into how collection and exhibition practices have evolved throughout German history under various forms of government. It begins with the armor in the Imperial Hall... moreabout: “Collecting for Germany”? The Museum Under Four Forms of Government
© Ulay. Courtesy ULAY Foundation, VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2026
Meeting point: information Price info: plus admission Price: €6.00 Booking: booking/prior registration recommended moreabout: Ulay, Ulay & Abramović. Unpredictable Events (in English)
© Liebermann-Villa, Winterimpressionen, @adam-sevens
This winter, we’d like to invite you once again to an exclusive winter evening at the Liebermann Villa. With extended hours, you can explore the villa’s illuminated garden, stroll along the lit birch-lined path to the pier with a glass of mulled wine... moreabout: Winter Evening at Wannsee
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Kupferstichkabinett / Volker-H. Schneider
Discover the fascinating world of Flemish drawing at the Kupferstichkabinett. Expressive drawings by Rubens, Jordaens, van Dyck, and their contemporaries offer exciting insights into the creative process. A subsequent tour of the Gemäldegalerie complements... moreabout: Flemish Masters: Drawing & Painting
© Sammlung Stiftung Stadtmuseum Berlin, Foto: Oliver Ziebe, Berlin
With Janina Nentwig, Research Associate, Fine Arts Collection Lovis Corinth’s significance for modern art cannot be overstated. Even during his lifetime, the virtuoso painter (1858–1925) was one of the best-known and most influential figures in Berlin’s... moreabout: Curator-Led Tour: Lovis Corinth. Then Came Berlin!
© Die Zeit / Stiftung Lesen / Deutsche Bahn Stiftung
Germany’s largest storytime festival is coming back to us! National Storytime Day delights children and adults alike with stories that spark the imagination, impart knowledge, and—along the way—promote language development. At the Archenhold Observatory... moreabout: Read-Aloud Day 2026 with Babette Pribbenow
© Foto: Ali Ghandtschi
The future is uncertain—but we can shape it. You’ll learn how to do that at this Open Lab evening. You’ll be introduced to the Futures Thinking method, a combination of futures studies and design thinking. The goal is to identify trends, evaluate them,... moreabout: Open Lab Evening: Futures Thinking
© SPSG / Daniel Lindner
There are many good reasons to go to a museum. Who would have thought that finding the love of your life is one of them? We invite interested single women aged 40 and over to an extraordinary museum date at the Oranienburg Palace Museum. Get to know the... moreabout: Museum date: The art of getting to know each other
© Jürgen Bauer/Suhrkamp Verlag.
April 1945. The Red Army is advancing inexorably. At the foot of the Giant Mountains, Otto Ther buries a box containing a diamond cross, jewellery and polished silver cutlery. It is meant to survive until the family can return to Hohenelbe, now known... moreabout: The Treasure – A Bohemian Family History
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