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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"
© Eröffnung in den KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin, 2023; Foto: David von Becker
Venue: KW An inclusive and queer karaoke evening at KW. The stage is for everyone! KW opens the stage to Berlin’s hidden talents. As an expression of voice and joy, the karaoke stage is for everyone. Karaoke is more than just singing a song, it’s... moreabout: Long Night of Museums: Hidden Talents Karaokee
© Stadtmuseum Berlin | Gestaltung: Groupe Dejour
Poverty is an omnipresent reality in Berlin. Women+ experiencing homelessness often go unseen or are deliberately overlooked. Some use camouflage for self-protection. The association querstadtein e.V. has dedicated an Open Space at BERLIN GLOBAL to the... moreabout: Here and Now
© Monika Rittershaus
Under the title Paradise Lost? On the Threat to Nature, the Berliner Philharmoniker and chief conductor Kirill Petrenko open their third Biennale. One work that ideally reflects the theme is Beethoven’s “Pastoral”, which exuberantly celebrates the beauty... moreabout: Kirill Petrenko conducts the German premiere of Srnka’s “Superorganisms”
© Michal Novak
This programme, conducted by Juanjo Mena, is characterised by refinement of sound and French esprit – for example when Maurice Ravel tells an ancient love story through his ballet music Daphnis et Chloé. With a musical language that is at times delicate... moreabout: French sound magic with Juanjo Mena
© Marco Borggreve
He is a rising star among conductors: Klaus Mäkelä is just 29 years old, and already chief conductor designate of Amsterdam’s Concertgebouw Orchestra. With Richard Strauss’ Alpine Symphony, he will be able to open a magnificent panorama of sound. The... moreabout: Klaus Mäkelä conducts Richard Strauss’ “Alpine Symphony”
© Stefan Höderath
Seong-Jin Cho, the Berliner Philharmoniker’s Artist in Residence for the 2024/25 season, is considered a poet at the piano, but also has a penchant for black humour. This is demonstrated not least by the work he has chosen for this programme: Dmitri Shostakovich’s... moreabout: Artist in Residence: Seong-Jin Cho plays Shostakovich
© Molinavisuals
Antonello Manacorda and the Mahler Chamber Orchestra open our International Chamber Orchestra series with music from the “New World”. Anton Dvorak’s Ninth Symphony, written in New York, clearly expresses the influences of both indigenous and African American... moreabout: Mahler Chamber Orchestra: Music from the New World
© Caroline Mackintosh
On a Sunday morning before the big event of the premiere, Artistic Director Christian Spuck and Dramaturge Katja Wiegand welcome you to the premiere talk. This classic format offers unique insights into the new productions, which often only unfold in... moreabout: Premiere Talk: Minus 16
© Caroline Mackintosh
On a Sunday morning before the big event of the premiere, Artistic Director Christian Spuck and Dramaturge Katja Wiegand welcome you to the premiere talk. This classic format offers unique insights into the new productions, which often only unfold in... moreabout: Premiere Talk: Winterreise
© Caroline Mackintosh
On a Sunday morning before the big event of the premiere, Artistic Director Christian Spuck and Dramaturge Katja Wiegand welcome you to the premiere talk. This classic format offers unique insights into the new productions, which often only unfold in... moreabout: Premiere Talk: A Midsummer Night's Dream
© Barbara Bernardi, Linda Paganelli, Vincent Voignier | Stadtmuseum Berlin, Foto: Michael Setzpfandt
With Daniel Diekmann from the neighborhood initiative Habersaathstraße, the group walks to important places in the district of Berlin-Mitte. He shows what gentrification looks like there and explains the background, including the displacement of the former... moreabout: We're staying! Guided city tour on gentrification in Berlin-Mitte
© Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin / schnellebuntebilder / Inside Outside | Petra Blaisse, Foto: Philipp Plum
How does a fish swarm actually work? How does the hand of a 19th century chimpanzee end up in a Berlin museum? How can you reconstruct an entire prehistoric animal from a fossilized footprint? What exactly do researchers do? What does science have to... moreabout: HUMBOLDT LABOR. Discovering humans and nature. Drop-In of the Humboldt Lab
© Stadtmuseum Berlin | Sandra Weller
Inspired by the lovingly illustrated picture book bestseller "In an old house in Berlin", families draw and design miniature rooms from a bygone era. Equipped with a researcher booklet, the families explore the picture book in this open creative programme.... moreabout: Furnishing workshop
© 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”
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