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ZU/FLUCHT is an open-air exhibition on the way to the Exilmuseum, which is to be built at Anhalter Bahnhof in the next few years. ZU/FLUCHT invites you to learn more about the future Exilmuseum and the projects of its cooperation partners and to get actively…
In the project 'fragments of now' Thiele reflects and seeks a way of dealing with the vulnerability and transience of life without losing sight of its beauty. the project matured between 2017 and 2019, triggered by her own experiences of loss and vulnerability…
Sensational illusions packed in an explosion of glitter, fun and tiger skin – that’s what we always look forward to from Siegfried & Joy. Not only were they celebrated by numerous theatres and festivals for their prizewinning debut show, the press was also…
Where the German Museum of Technology and the park at Gleisdreieck are located today was once the Anhalter Bahnhof. Today, however, only a few relics remind us of its importance and hustle and bustle. On the basis of around six years of research work by the…
In its upcoming interactive exhibition "Of course today!", The Labyrinth Children's Museum Berlin links environmental protection and sustainability with the everyday lives of children.
The Demography Congress invites more than 500 people responsible for the housing, social and health care industries to talk about challenges in demographic change and to find solutions. In this context, new concepts are to be developed. In addition, various…
Civil life around 1900 - Museum Pankow - Location Heynstraße
Since 1974, two bourgeois representative rooms with original furnishings including stucco, paintings and furniture can be visited at Heynstraße 8. On his property at today's Heynstraße 8, Fritz Heyn had a representative residential house built by the Berlin…
"Life is not a wish concert," say the adults. And that's what Anna says, who has to master her everyday life alone. Her parents have been left behind for some time somewhere between too much beer, wine and nightly parties. Sometimes it rumbles here, sometimes…
Encounters in Multiplicity - Opening days Ethnologisches Museum & Museum für Asiatische Kunst
The opening days allow a variety of perspectives on the collections. What you will find: After more than four years, the first part of the exhibitions of the Ethnologisches Museum and the Museum für Asiatische Kunst of the Staatliche Museen zu Berlin can…
A 90-minute, sizzling 360-degree dance and show experience. A feast for the senses and breathtaking entertainment that captivates its audience in a charming and soulful way.
Ethnologisches Museum und Museum für Asiatische Kunst - Newly curated, in the middle of Berlin
Artistic carvings from Oceania, a Japanese teahouse and sounds from around the world: the exhibitions from the Ethnologisches Museum and the Museum für Asiatische Kunst of the Staatliche Museen zu Berlin in the Humboldt Forum offer an eclectic view into the…
The early SA terror in Berlin was evident in the "Köpenicker Blutwoche" (Köpenick Blood Week) at the end of June 1933. Nearly 500 people were injured in the violent actions, some of them seriously. 23 people were murdered or later died as a result of the…
The light experience tour at the Olympiastadion Berlin: the full-colour floodlights, the computer-controlled roof lighting, the impressive architectural lighting and, finally, a spectacular show that sets the stage perfectly for the light.
A mouse with a wiggly ear falls in love with a mouse. He lives on the roof opposite. To get there, there are many adventures to be had. A sweet must be conquered, a cat defeated and a sleepy landlady outwitted. The mouse gets help from the clever ant and the…
Food is a necessity. But eating is also a pleasurable experience - for the sense of taste and smell, for the sense of touch and also for the eye. Cooking as a cultural practice has accompanied humanity since its beginnings and is firmly anchored in our culture…
From the construction of the Wall in August 1961 until the fall of the Wall in 1989, this 160-kilometer-long, so-called “death strip” cut through the city and the lives of its people for almost 30 years. In a zigzag course, the "Anti-Fascist Protection Rampart…
