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The special exhibition is dedicated to a special period in the decades-long work of an artist who, as a native Berliner, has lived in Pankow since 1952 - the art weaver Ingeborg Flierl, née Millies. She holds an unmistakable place in the textile art of... moreabout: Ingeborg Flierl – Around the Kollwitzplatz
© Foto Patricia Schichl © Museum Reinickendorf
A "literary brainstorm" on site is a tried and tested means for authors to write a lively, authentic story. The workshop begins with a guided tour of the permanent exhibition, especially the historic children's room. Literary sketches can be collected... moreabout: Site visit! Historic nursery
© Quelle: AlliiertenMuseum
Since the 1980s, numerous artists have sprayed and painted on the Berlin Wall, creating the longest graffiti area in the world. Frenchman Thierry Noir was one of the first Wall artists. You can also see a piece of the Berlin Wall painted by him in the... moreabout: Graffiti workshop
© (c) SIMPK / Foto: Anne-Katrin Breitenborn
The tuba takes center stage in one of the enchanting productions by the Puppenphilharmonie Berlin. The puppets create a bridge to the music, fostering openness and curiosity. Both adults and children alike can enjoy the performance on an aesthetic and... moreabout: Jonas Urbat & Puppenphilharmonie Berlin
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The Huguenot Museum in the French Cathedral is an insider tip, even among long-established Berliners. It has been in a prime location on Gendarmenmarkt since 1935. The museum reopened at the end of 2021 with a completely revamped permanent exhibition.... moreabout: Public guided tours
© Catrin Schmitt
The construction site info center provides information on two floors about the future Bauhaus Archive / Museum of Design and the extension being built by Staab Architekten. Visitors can follow the construction work live from the roof terrace. On the 1st... moreabout: the bauhaus view
© (c) SIMPK / Foto: Anne-Katrin Breitenborn
Thomas Leleu gained international recognition for his exceptional technique and his ability to integrate the tuba into various musical genres, ranging from classical to jazz and contemporary compositions. As a soloist, Leleu has performed with renowned... moreabout: Duo Leleu and Vincent & Tuba On The Beat
With ANOHA, the Jewish Museum Berlin has created a place for its youngest guests in the former wholesale flower market hall: Children between the ages of three and ten. The children's world is dedicated to the story of Noah's Ark from the Torah. The young... moreabout: ANOHA for adults
© © Stadtmuseum Berlin | Foto: Christian Kielmann
How wool is turned into clothes: In the museum village we show how things to wear are made from natural raw materials in the medieval way. From the wool of freshly shorn sheep to the finished product, on this day you can see how clothing was made in... moreabout: Spinning, weaving, dyeing
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Nationalgalerie / Jörg P. Anders
The Alte Nationalgalerie will be presenting Claude Monet’s three earliest views of Paris, from 1867, which are considered to be the first Impressionist cityscapes. moreabout: Monet and the Impressionist Cityscape
© (c) SIMPK / Grafik: Anne-Katrin Breitenborn
Every year, on the third Sunday in October, Europe celebrates Restoration Day. Studios and construction sites open their doors so that you can get to know examples of current conservation and restoration projects. Restoration is an important discipline... moreabout: European Restoration Day
© Eliz Opitz
Silk is considered magnificent, exquisite and desirable - a myth that spans cultures and times. The legendary silk thread is produced from the cocoons of the Bombyx mori caterpillar, which eats the leaves of the mulberry tree. The cocoons are boiled,... moreabout: Mulberry town
© (c) SIMPK / Foto: Anne-Katrin Breitenborn
The Musikinstrumenten-Museum of the Staatliche Institut für Musikforschung collects musical instruments of European art music from the 16th to the 21st century. The museum currently has around 3,600 instruments in its collection, many of which are in... moreabout: MIM inside
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Advent – Mitmachnachmittag für Kinder und Familien Das Museum lädt an diesem Nachmittag zur Adventszeit zum Gucken, Staunen und Mitmachen und zu einem bunten Programm mit mancherlei Überraschungen ein. Höhepunkt ist die Aufführung von „Lotti geht auf... moreabout: Kindermusiktheater, Wintercollagen, Spielen, Rätsel, Stockbrot
© SPSG / Foto: Solveig Kralik
Among the greatest treasures to be admired in the Oranienburg Palace Museum are huge tapestries from the 17th century. With great patience and skill, the weavers depicted entire stories on these tapestries: The Elector on horseback in a battle or princesses... moreabout: Enchanting wool and silk
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