Events in Berlin Today

Young perch Shorty is probably the most nervous and funniest damselfish in the entire ocean. more

The Hamburger Bahnhof in Berlin presents the extensive collection of works by the artist Joseph Beuys in the Kleihueshalle. more

To mark the occasion of the 250th anniversary of the birth of Caspar David Friedrich (1774–1840), the Alte Nationalgalerie of the Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, in cooperation with the Kupferstichkabinett, will for the very first time present a comprehensive... more

For the eight subscription concerts at the Staatsoper Unter den Linden and the Philharmonie, eight distinguished conductors have been engaged. more

During the economic boom of post-war Germany, nobody wanted to be associated with the issues: the Nazi-crimes of the past, the rupture of civilisation and the Holocaust. The murders were banished from memory, but the pain remained. And even today, nobody... more

This season's vocal series at the Philharmonie Berlin features baroque music, which offers singers unlimited opportunities for pure emotional expression and demonstrations of vocal virtuosity. more

Barrie Kosky transforms Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill's "Threepenny Opera" into a big-city ballad about people seeking happiness in a functional, sober world. more

Fotografiska Berlin presents "We Will Slam You With Our Wings" by Australian artist Joanna Dudley. more

"After the Party" at Fotografiska Berlin shows a different Warhol: one who longs for belonging and captures this desire with his camera. Each photo tells of his desire for closeness to fellow revellers, lovers and confidants. more

At the centre of the showcase exhibition Zorawar Sidhu and Rob Swainston – Plague and Protest are two colour woodcuts by New York based artists Zorawar Sidhu (* 1985) and Rob Swainston (* 1970) from their 18-part series Doomscrolling (2021). more

The experimental design exhibition Imagine: Coral Reef. Regenerative Design seeks a new orientation for design in a world marked by numerous crises. more

Since its founding in 1830, the Gemäldegalerie has been structured (and subsequently expanded) according to art-historical considerations. more

Whether it was during his time at Eton College or as an imperial policeman of the colonial powers in Burma, whether he washed dishes, worked as a journalist or fought Franco’s regime in Spain – throughout his life, George Orwell had a fine sense of authoritarian... more

"Jurassic World: The Exhibition" in Berlin is a family-friendly exhibition of impressive scale based on one of the biggest blockbusters in cinema history. more