Folk Festivals and Fairs

Berlin presents its most colourful side: At the Carnival of Cultures, numerous groups of diverse nationalities present music, dances, performances, visual arts and acrobatics at a parade of moving floats.  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

At this summer festival, over 100 booths invite visitors to purchase vegan products and learn more about the plant-based lifestyle.  more

The traditional district festival in Müggelheim attracts people to this green part of southeast Berlin every year at the beginning of June.  more

Summer in Köpenick will be colorful: Visitors can look forward to a diverse music and entertainment program on the Köepnick Palace island.  more

The three-day open air street festival in Kreuzberg boasts a multi-cultural atmosphere and lots of jazz music.  more

The Buckow district celebrates a colourful and child-friendly summer festival every year.  more

For the seventh time, the district of Schöneberg is celebrating a non-profit neighborhood festival on John-F.-Kennedy-Platz.  more

The annual Pankow Art Festival takes place on the grounds of Schönhausen Palace. Visitors can experience live music and acrobatics, and purchase handmade arts and crafts from over 60 artists.  more

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

The Tempelhofer Hafen shopping center will once again celebrate a festival with lots of fun activities and music at the beginning of June.  more

The Lesbian and Gay City Festival in Berlin is Europe's largest street festival of its kind. It takes place around Nollendorfplatz, the traditional gay stomping ground in Schöneberg.  more

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

The harbor mile in tranquil Kladow promises pure coziness. When visiting the Spandau district, some guests even question whether they are still in Berlin.  more

Culture by the water in the heart of the city! In Rummelsburger Bucht, concerts, workshops, talks and readings invite you to enjoy a varied summer day by the lake.  more