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© Marco Borggreve
Few people are as passionate about the music of Joseph Haydn as Giovanni Antonini. He is currently in the process of recording all 107 of the composer’s symphonies – with a fresh, arresting approach. In this concert, we hear two symphonies of captivating... moreabout: Giovanni Antonini conducts Mozart and Haydn
© Frederike van der Stræten
In the popular chamber music series “Workshop.Dialogue.Music”, musicians of the Berliner Philharmoniker introducing themselves and their instruments, and talking in a relaxed atmosphere about the works presented, their interpretation and their approach.... moreabout: “Workshop.Dialogue.Music”: Concert breakfast at the Palais Populaire
© Michael Setzpfandt
The Knoblauchhaus is one of the few 18th century Berlin town houses still preserved in its original location. Original reconstructed living rooms are dedicated to the members of the Knoblauch family and convey the attitude to life at that time. Objects... moreabout: Berlin life in the Biedermeier era
© Stan Hema
With LASH, the acclaimed German-British composer Rebecca Saunders writes her first opera and, based on the visually powerful texts by video artist and writer Ed Atkins, creates a work about the existential fundamental experiences of the human body with... moreabout: Lash
© JMB
Experience a cozy and inspiring afternoon in the Jewish Museum Berlin! On entry, we’ll invite you to have coffee and freshly baked challah. Challah (Hebrew for braided yeast bread) is eaten on Friday evening, which is when the Shabbat begins according... moreabout: Pictures Make People
© Asenla Jamir
With the exhibition “Naga Land. Voices from Northeast India”, the Humboldt Forum draws attention to the Indian state of Nagaland. Here, and in the neighbouring areas, live the Nagas – an umbrella term for more than 30 different ethnic groups that, despite... moreabout: Naganess. Perceptions of the self and the other - Themed tour in English
© SPSG
Waldemar the castle ghost has already experienced many Christmases, and he has also already received a Christmas present. But what do people actually celebrate? And why are there presents? And how did people celebrate in the past? What are Santa Claus,... moreabout: Waldemar's Christmas Special
© SPSG
During a curator's tour of the exhibition, visitors have the opportunity not only to get to know the exhibited works and the conceptual framework of the project first-hand, but also to learn about the personal stories of the participating artists, the... moreabout: Memories of the future
© (c) SIMPK/Foto: Anne-Katrin Breitenborn
Unfortunately, we can't travel back in time and see how people lived a long time ago. But with the help of music, we can listen to the past!Together, we explore sounds from the Stone Age and learn about music at royal courts, fairs and salons. And what... moreabout: With sounds through time
© SPSG
During a curator's tour of the exhibition, visitors have the opportunity not only to get to know the exhibited works and the conceptual framework of the project first-hand, but also to learn about the personal stories of the participating artists, the... moreabout: Memories of the future
© DHM
The tour focuses on selected turning points in German history. Starting with the Peaceful Revolution of 1989 in East Germany, visitors travel backwards to the revolutionary events of 1848. The exhibition not only focuses on the historical reality, but... moreabout: Guided English Tour “Roads not Taken. Or: Things could have turned out differently”
© Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss, Foto: Gesine Klintworth
Which figures and symbols can be found on the reconstructed façade of the Humboldt Forum? What do they mean? And how were the copies of the sculptural decoration made? In this workshop, families with children from the age of 5 will explore the symbols... moreabout: Eagle, Lion, Crown
© Käthe-Kollwitz-Museum Berlin
Käthe Kollwitz not only drew pictures, she also printed them. In the printing workshop, you will learn the differences between relief, flat and intaglio printing processes, see examples of Käthe Kollwitz's pictures in the exhibition and learn about the... moreabout: Printing workshop on Museum Sunday
© SDTB / Henning Hattendorf
Our museum park is a green oasis: windmills rise from the canopy, rabbits hop through the bushes, and a gray heron occasionally lands on the pond. Maple and black locust trees grow between the disused tracks of the old freight station. In addition, there... moreabout: Family tour in the Museum Park
© SPSG / Reinhardt & Sommer, Potsdam
Peacock Island is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a nature reserve of European importance with a variety of species-rich biotopes and an impressive stock of old trees. This requires a special approach to preserving the site. During the tour, the nature... moreabout: Can a garden monument be a nature reserve?
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