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© Maxim Gorki Theater - 2026
And we bid farewell with a record and a release concert – and of course, one last lavish party. Playing to a theatre emptied of seats, a big band – composed of all the singers the theatre still has to offer – presents a selection of the more-than-500... moreabout: Songs from the last years
© Felix Broede
Marek Janowski has described Anton Bruckner as a “Baroque Romantic” – a formulation that reflects the dual character of his music. Janowski reveals the music’s complex layers while allowing its radiant colours to shine through. Janowski has appeared with... moreabout: Berliner Philharmoniker: Marek Janowski conducts Bruckner’s Eighth
© Promo
Art and empowerment - scope for resistance! Come along and immerse yourself in the world of theater of the oppressed with other young people! In our open workshops you will get to know different forms such as forum theater, newspaper theater or image... moreabout: Kunst und Empowerment
© Stiftung Stadtmuseum Berlin | Foto: Anne Preussel
Take your baby to the museum: this offer makes it easy for parents to explore our exhibition on Berlin's city history. Parents - and grandparents! - watch out: With "Elternzeit Kultur", a visit to the museum with an infant becomes a relaxed pleasure.... moreabout: Parental leave Culture
© Kulturamt Spandau
The Spandau Citadel is for everyone. Free culture for all: admission is free on the first Sunday of every month. You can visit the entire Citadel grounds with the Julius Tower, our permanent and special exhibitions as well as the ZAK - Centre for Contemporary... moreabout: Citadel Sunday
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin / Marcus Glahn
In this workshop we playfully explore light, shadow, reflections and coincidence as photographic tools. Instead of producing perfect pictures, we experiment with distortion, blurriness and fragmented perspectives. Drawing inspiration from the experimental... moreabout: Between the Images. Body, Mirror, Coincidence
© Jan Windszus Photography
A storm is brewing! Lear, the stunning masterpiece opera by Aribert Reimann, is returning to the Komische Oper Berlin, where this monumental tale of an ageing king was previously staged by Harry Kupfer and Hans Neuenfels. At Tempelhof Airport, Barrie... moreabout: Lear
© Alaska Airlines
“Dance Church” is an open dance session for everyone – no experience necessary. 60 minutes of dancing together to rousing music. Come along, dance, sweat, connect, and experience the liberating power of movement together!“Dance Church” is an all-levels... moreabout: With Lavinia Vago
© Bela Sobottke
Laura is angry - really angry. She's supposed to have left the cellar door open? But she didn't do that. But instead of defending her, mom believes the janitor Käsefuß. Laura is convinced: enough is enough! She is six years old and it's time to discover... moreabout: Laura war hier
© Ballhaus Wedding
The theater stage is the arena. The audience directs and, after many scenes and music, chooses the winning team. The moderator admonishes fouls. Pure Theatersport: a unique spectacle – in the truest sense of the word. The improvising actors and musicians... moreabout: Theatersport Berlin - the Ballhaus Show
© Jan Windszus Photography
When was the Komische Oper Berlin founded? What do they mean by ‘Komische Opera’ or ‘comic opera’? And what’s actually behind the curtains at the Schiller Theatre? You can get answers to all these questions with a guided tour of the Komische Oper Berlin... moreabout: Guided tour for families
© Kurt und Hannelore Mühlenhaupt Stiftung
On 11 June, the Football World Cup kicks off in North America. Millions of people will be watching the stadiums, the goals, the big show. One day later, we are opening an exhibition about the opposite. Kurt Mühlenhaupt painted what no camera seemed to... moreabout: Offside
© Promo
Composer, percussionist, and sound artist Susie Ibarra brings her unique voice to the Pierre Boulez Saal with Sky Islands. The piece, which won Ibarra the 2025 Pulitzer Prize for Music, was inspired by the “sky islands,” distinct ecosystems in the mountainous... moreabout: SUSIE IBARRA
© Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss, Foto: Carolin Sibilak
In this open workshop, you can bring textiles and old clothes to repair, alter, or create something new. Be inspired by the exhibitions, themes, and exhibits in the building—and strike up conversations with others while sewing, mending, and designing... moreabout: Fabric for Change! – Drop-In
© DHM/David von Becker
The dialogical tour in simple language offers insights into the history of the collection of the Deutsches Historisches Museum. The tour uses selected objects from the museum's predecessor institutions to illustrate how the collection is made up and how... moreabout: Guided tour in simple language "Objects. History. Stories. A look into the collection"
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