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© Amber Gray
From Sufi Dub to Tanzanian Bongo Flava to Balochi Benjo sounds from Pakistan: the open-air music festival DURCHLÜFTEN presents concerts and DJ sets across continents and borders on four summer weekends (18 JULY - 10 AUGUST), each Thursday, Friday and... moreabout: Emel
© 2020 Nord Süd Verlag / Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss, Foto: Andreas König
Come and listen to a reading of the picture books ‘Ada und die Zahlen-Knack-Maschine’ by Zoë Tucker, ‘Sibylla und der Tulpenraub’ by Benita Roth, and ‘Ida und die Welt hinterm Kaiserzipf’ by Linda Schwalbe. Alexander & Wilhelm von Humboldt, Christopher... moreabout: Picture Book Cinema. Ida, Ada and Sibylla. Famous female researchers
© Sufi-Zentrum Rabbaniyya / Tobias Lein
The Rabbaniyya Sufi Centre is continuing The Treasury of Love. The series of events will introduce a new famous Sufi with his poetry and theosophy every month. In addition to Mevlana Dschelaleddin Rumi, the words of well-known personalities such as Farududdin... moreabout: Mystical dimensions - On the trail of famous Sufis
© Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss, Foto: Carolin Sibilak
The forest is in danger! All around the world industry, pollution and climate change are threatening this important ecosystem. The workshop teaches about the effects on the Canadian rainforest and makes comparisons to flora and fauna in Germany. Why... moreabout: Forest in Protest! Workshop
© Vanessa Mwingira, Pan African Music
“This is the new tradition, the new culture of Tanzania”. Singeli is the sound of young Dar es Salaam — a hybrid mix of traditional Tanzanian music forms like Taraab and Ngoma, combined with electro-beats pitched up to 300 bpm. It is extremely danceable,... moreabout: Singeli-Party - Sisso Records Dar es Salaam - Label night with Jay Mita, Nana & Zai
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin / Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss / Giuliani von Giese
Learn more about the exciting objects from the Americas and how the presentation came to be! The focus is on current collaborations with First Nations from Canada and societies from the Amazon as well as objects from the Inca, Maya and Aztecs that date... moreabout: Las Americas. Indigenous diversity
© SHF, Foto: Frank Sperling
What significance does the Palace of the Republic, which was demolished in 2008, still have today? How can different perspectives on such a place be categorized and at the same time presented in a value-free way? How can the living environment of children... moreabout: Multi-perspectivity in dealing with the GDR. Training for educators
© Architekten- und Ingenieurverein zu Berlin-Brandenburg
Squares are places where traffic stops and urban life gathers. Berlin has more than 200 of these squares, many of which are magnificent and regularly rank high in online polls of Berliners. Others are less successful, partly because they are characterized... moreabout: Living in urban space - The future of Berlin's squares
© Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss, Foto: picture allienace/imageBroke/dirk enters
From its construction in 1976 to its demolition in 2008, the Palace of the Republic went through very different phases of significance. Individual experiences have shaped perceptions in very different ways. In addition to the voices heard in the exhibition,... moreabout: One palace - two views. Tandem tour
© Stiftung Stadtmuseum Berlin, Foto: Anne Preussel
Spacious installations and exciting stories introduce visitors to seven different themed worlds in Berlin. In each room, special objects and stagings surprise the visitor. In the middle of BERLIN GLOBAL stands a safe door, rusty and weighing tons. What... moreabout: "Berlin Global" in 60 minutes in German language
© 2016 Nadia Budde/ Peter Hammer Verlag / Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss, Foto: Andreas König
Come and listen to a reading of the picture books ‘Für Hund und Katz ist auch noch Platz’ by Axel Scheffler and Julia Donaldson, ‘Vor meiner Tür auf einer Matte’ by Nadia Budde, and ‘Seht mal her, da sitzt ein Bär’ by Ross Collins. The witch’s broomstick... moreabout: Sitting on the Mat, with Dog, Cat and Rat
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin / Valerie von Stillfried
Since time immemorial, the First Nation Kwakwaka`wakw from Canada have been carving masks that open up and can be transformed into various animal and human faces. What do they mean? Why are the masks important today? You can trace the stories of the... moreabout: TRANSFORMERS Build your own convertible mask!
© Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss, Foto: Alexander Schippel
Atmospherically illuminated facades, international specialities and high-quality arts and crafts: from 1 December, visitors can end their visit to Schloßplatz in Berlin-Mitte with roasted almonds, tree carvings, Feuerzangenbowle and gift items for the... moreabout: Winter market Schloßplatz Berlin Mitte
© Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss, Foto: Stefanie Loos
35 years ago, Berlin was in turmoil and the centre of upheaval at all levels. In the east of the city and throughout the GDR, people took to the streets, organised themselves, demonstrated and demanded democracy. All of this also took place around the... moreabout: Transform!
© david baltzer / bildbuehne.de
In retrospect it seems reunified Berlin was a paradise of opportunity and freedom after the fall of the Berlin Wall. At the same time, alliances were forged and strings were pulled – also in relation to the Palace of the Republic. Together with historian... moreabout: Palace as Loot? Alternatives after 1989
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