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© Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam
Discover the Dutch painter Frans Hals! Around 400 years ago, he portrayed his contemporaries in a particularly lively, humorous and very chic way. After visiting the exhibition, you can create your own collar from various pieces of paper - because the... moreabout: In der Werkstatt von Frans
© MY-CO-X, Foto: Birke Weber
You can build with mushrooms. The first habitable example of this can be seen in the "Closer to Nature" exhibition: the MY-CO SPACE Tiny House. Its wooden substructure is clad with 300 panels of a composite material made from the local tinder fungus and... moreabout: Guided tour with event: We build on mushrooms!
© SDTB / Berliner Tafel e.V.
What did people actually do in the past when there were no refrigerators? What techniques were used to preserve the rich harvest without additional energy? One of the most valuable techniques is fermentation, or more precisely, lactic acid fermentation.... moreabout: Sour is fun - preserving colorful vegetables with KIMBA
© Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss/ Foto: Thomas Trutschel/photothek.de
The Palace of the Republic, which has now disappeared from the cityscape, continues to evoke a wide range of emotions, memories and associations. The Palace of the Republic as a narrative occasion - using creative writing methods, the workshop encourages... moreabout: Creative writing salon. Creative writing workshop for adults
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Rohini Devasher is Deutsche Bank's "Artist of the Year" 2024. The Indian artist combines scientific, physical phenomena of perception with her own artistic material to create installation projects. Devasher speaks with Stephanie Rosenthal, Director of... moreabout: Artist Talk: Rohini Devasher in conversation with Stephanie Rosenthal
© SDTB / U. Steinert
Why use computers only with the touchscreen and keyboard? Make music with fruit, control a video game with plasticine, try it out! In this workshop, you will experiment with conductive materials and develop your own unique controllers. Feel free to bring... moreabout: TechLab: Going bananas - controlling computers with crazy things
© Foto: Annette Paul
Young and old are cordially invited to give free rein to their creativity on the art meadow. The diverse parks and historic buildings offer impressive motifs for self-created works of art. Artists with painting and drawing materials await the participants... moreabout: Art Meadow in Sanssouci Park
© Käthe-Kollwitz-Museum Berlin
Guided tour on every third Sunday of the month Visit us on Sunday afternoon with friends, family or individually and take part in our public guided tour through the current exhibition “And yet it is art”. We will introduce you to the great Berlin artist... moreabout: Public guided tour
© SPSG / Wolfgang Pfauder
This summer, visitors to the Marble Palace in the New Garden can look forward to an extraordinary table set with a festive service decorated with flowers from the Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur Berlin (KPM). The tableware, produced in 1795 for King Frederick... moreabout: At table
© Titelbild: Archiv Museum Lichtenberg, Sammlung Kritzinger, Grafik: Museum Lichtenberg
To accompany the exhibition "Remembering in Lichtenberg", the Förderkreis Museum Lichtenberg invites you to six public guided tours in the districts of Karlshorst, Friedrichsfelde, Alt-Lichtenberg, Fennpfuhl and Neu-Hohenschönhausen. On Saturday, July... moreabout: History on site: "Secret Karlshorst"
© Anne Frank Zentrum, Foto: Ruthe Zuntz
As part of the International Weeks against Racism, the Anne Frank Zentrum is offering a public guided tour of the exhibition "All about Anne" on March 23. The exhibition "All about Anne" commemorates Anne Frank. As a place of learning about the history... moreabout: Family tour through the exhibition "All about Anne"
© SPSG / Leo Seidel
In the 17th century, the European courts were in search of luxury of all kinds. Goods from remote countries were particularly sought after. These were transported to Europe at great expense. The guided tour presents individual works of art and traces... moreabout: Porcelain, lacquer and ivory. Where do our art treasures come from?
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We invite you to take a walk along Berlin's most famous boulevard, Unter den Linden. City guide and author Dorothee Nolte will take you to places of the Mendelssohns, commented on by Heinrich Heine. We meet at the granite bowl in front of the Altes Museum... moreabout: The Lindenrolle
© SPSG / Jörg P. Anders
Prince Carl of Prussia, as the descendant son of Frederick William III, was always in the political shadow of his older brothers Frederick William IV and William I. Through the reconstruction of Glienicke Palace and the creation of the Glienicke Palace... moreabout: The monastery courtyard in Park Glienicke
© Bildarchiv Foto Marburg, SPSG / Andreas Lechtape (CbDD)
The island, whose design as a Gesamtkunstwerk began under Frederick William II before 1800, developed in the course of the 19th century under his son Frederick William III into what was then considered a paradisiacal place. Here, not only European models... moreabout: A journey through time
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