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© Stadtmuseum Berlin | Foto: Christian Kielmann
Harvest Time at the Open-Air Museum: To kick off the golden autumn, the Düppel Museum Village invites you to a colorful festival. This weekend, you’ll get to see how fresh bread is baked in a historic clay oven or how food simmers in a pot over an open... moreabout: Apple, quince, rye straw
© Creative Planet
Icludes live hosting in GermanWhat is time? Is it a steady stream that flows equally for everyone, or just an illusion of our consciousness? In the fulldome production »Time«, followed by a live moderated segment, you will embark on a visually stunning... moreabout: Time – In the flow of the universe
© SPSG / Daniel Lindner
We invite singles aged 50 and older to a museum date at the castle. Participants can get to know one another over a glass of sparkling wine. After a short guided tour, the speed dating session will take place. Anyone interested in seeing a participant... moreabout: Museum Date: The Art of Getting to Know Each Other
© URA Architects & Engineers / Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss / Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Museum für Asiatische Kunst, Alexander Schippel
Bōki literally means "forgetting everyday matters". This is possible at the Museum of Asian Art. In the - You can watch the tea gathering during your tour of the exhibition at the Museum of Asian Art. The tea house itself cannot be entered. - The tea... moreabout: Tea gathering - Get an insight into traditional Japanese tea gatherings
© Netta Weiser
Over the past several years, artist Netta Weiser has been listening to moving bodies through microphones, loudspeakers, and radio transmissions, as part of her long-term project Radio-Choreography. After years of listening to dance through sonic technologies,... moreabout: The Skin Listens Too
© NASA EPIC Team
Hosted live 3, 2, 1 – Lift-off! Step aboard our planetarium spaceship and get ready for an exciting journey through space: after the countdown, we’ll take off and watch from space as our Earth orbits the Sun. First, we’ll explore the sunlit day side of... moreabout: Spaceship Earth
© Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss, Foto: David von Becker
At a height of 30 metres, the roof terrace of the Humboldt Forum offers a unique view of Berlin's landmarks with Museum Island, Brandenburg Gate, Alexanderplatz, Berlin Cathedral and St. Mary's Church. But you can also discover Neukölln Town Hall, Teufelsberg... moreabout: Rooftop Terrace at the Humboldt Forum: A Panoramic View of Berlin with New Perspectives
© Botanischer Garten Berlin. Foto: Eva Patzschke.
What is meant by “regional seed,” and why do plants and seeds of regional origin contribute to the protection of biodiversity? What are invasive plant species, and what impact do they have on biodiversity? We’d be happy to provide information and advice... moreabout: BO in Dialogue – with the Botanical Advisory Service: Working Together for Biodiversity
© SPB / Foto: O. Kwok
Live HostedDiscover the beauty of the cosmos at Germany’s largest and oldest public observatory!See the sky over Berlin in a whole new light and experience the fascination of astronomy with a visit to the Archenhold Observatory in the heart of Treptower... moreabout: Night at the observatory
©SPSG/FVP, Foto: Leo Seidel
When the sun sets over Belvedere Palace and the full moon appears, it is a feast for the senses. The Italian architecture of King Frederick William IV is bathed in warm evening light, and when the moon is reflected in the water basin, bats quietly make... moreabout: Moonlit night at the Belvedere
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With Kreuzberg United, NaunynRitze, one of Kreuzberg’s most influential centres for youth work, takes its game on the road to Gropius Bau. For decades, it has served as a hub for community, participation and self-organisation within the neighbourhood.... moreabout: Kreuzberg United | Willkommen in Kreuzberg!
© Shakespeare Company Berlin | René Löffler
Live Whether you’re looking for stars in the eyes of a loved one or in the sky—after all the twists and turns of Shakespeare’s plays, how about a trip up Insulaner Hill to the Wilhelm Foerster Observatory? Even though 400 years separate us from Shakespeare’s... moreabout: Reaching for the Stars with Shakespeare
© SPSG / Leo Seidel
Under King Frederick William IV, the almost 23-metre-high Norman Tower, modeled on a medieval watchtower, was built in 1846. It enriched the landscape scenery of the Ruinenberg, which had already been lavishly staged by Frederick the Great: a water basin,... moreabout: Fantastic views!
© Stiftung Stadtmuseum Berlin | Illustration: Mawil
Fall Program at the Open-Air Museum: Let’s head to the museum village this fall! During school break, there are great activities for the whole family. The Middle Ages were colorful! Learn all about colors and dyeing at our live speaker booth. You can... moreabout: Magisch, herbstlich, kunterbunt
© Samurai Museum Berlin
Immerse yourself in the tranquil atmosphere of our traditional teahouse and experience the authentic ritual of Chanoyu, the Japanese tea ceremony. Under the guidance of tea master Atsuko Sōto Isoyama-Osiander (Urasenke School, Kyoto), you are invited... moreabout: Japanese Tea Ceremony
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