Celebrate Fête de la Musique together and share your ideas for the neighborhood at Köllnischer Park.
Image gallery
Illustration der Fete am Park × Waisenbrückentag Park
What would you like to see in the neighborhood—from the possible construction of the Neue Waisenbrücke as a car-free connection to the Marinehaus and Märkisches Museum of the Stiftung Stadtmuseum Berlin? Table tennis tables, lounge chairs, and bingo sets to borrow, exciting exhibits to touch, or simply a friendly ear and affordable drinks? We’ll collect your ideas, and everyone will celebrate with music, dancing, and popsicles.
Program
A colorful program awaits you with
clown Ruthie Scarpino,
the Wish Office, where your ideas will be drawn onto a giant poster by illustrators Burcu Türker and Sheree Domingo,
traditional children’s games
as well as music and performances by musicians from the Fanny Hensel Music School,
the K-pop dance group “HeartCore,”
and the salsa big band “La Melodica.”
The acts
Ruthie Scarpino
Ruthie Scarpino is a clown, physical mime artist, and circus performer from the wilds of Maine. Since leaving New York in 2018, Ruthie has toured internationally, performing and teaching in Wales, Scotland, Germany, France, Italy, and Spain, sharing her craft with companies and audiences worldwide.
Most recently, she served as a guest director at America’s oldest children’s theater, where she led a cross-generational ensemble using physical theater, corporeal mime, and collective working methods.
HeartCore
Passionate choreography and high-energy performances—since 2023, the Berlin-based K-pop dance cover group HeartCore has been thrilling audiences with its shows. Whether performing well-known K-pop hits or their own creative choreography, HeartCore brings their love for K-pop to the dance floor and gets the audience celebrating along with every move.
La Melodica
La Melodica brings the energy and elegance of the golden era of Salsa Dura to the stage with full force. The ensemble of Latin American and European musicians, led by pianist Jonatan Morgenstern, has quickly become a fixture of Berlin’s salsa scene and also thrills audiences on stages throughout Germany. With their own concert and party series “Fuego36” at Berlin’s Bi Nuu, as well as high-energy live shows, La Melodica has earned a reputation as a band that gets the audience moving with passion, precision, and pure joy of playing.
- An event as part of the Fête de la Musique
Additional information
Accessibility
Accessibility Information
The event takes place outdoors on Märkischer Platz along the riverbank. The nearest accessible public transit stations with elevators are S+U Jannowitzbrücke (approx. 400 meters) and U Märkisches Museum (approx. 300 meters). Wallstraße along the Spree riverbank is a bike lane. Unfortunately, there are no designated accessible parking spaces available in the immediate vicinity.
An accessible, paid public restroom is located in Köllnischer Park (approx. a 3-minute walk at Rungestraße 31). There are no changing facilities available.
The program events take place on a lawn. The paths across the lawn to the riverbank are unpaved and may be muddy or uneven depending on the weather. The Spree riverbank is accessible only via steps. Various seating options are provided, including chairs and benches. Picnicking is permitted on the lawn.
At the on-site information booth, the team will be happy to assist with any questions. If needed, the team will help you navigate across the field, find suitable seating, and access program activities.
Dates
June 2026
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