Kater x 30 years of Moodmusic
A club night at KaterClub celebrating 30 years of the Moodmusic label with DJs until the early morning.
Date ideas in Berlin you probably haven't tried.
A club night at KaterClub celebrating 30 years of the Moodmusic label with DJs until the early morning.
A club night with KumKween, a Berlin drag performer and host who runs House of Kum shows, drag theatre and costume contests.
A club night in Kreuzberg themed around Joy Division songs, with the title's nod to early post-punk.
A two-part 1966 West German TV documentary by Ralph Giordano, shown in black and white, examining Germany's colonial past in Africa. Followed by a recorded panel discussion with historians.
A bingo night at the Astra Kulturhaus in Friedrichshain, a game you play against the whole room.
A concert on a Saturday night at Privatclub, a Kreuzberg club with a live stage.
A Stuttgart punk-rock trio, SCHMUTZKI, supports ITCHY at Huxleys Neue Welt; the support's German lyrics are ironic and sing-along, and the band is known for interacting with the crowd.
A comedy reading by Jürgen von der Lippe at Die Wühlmäuse, currently sold out.
A hard rock gig from The New Roses, a Wiesbaden band that has supported ZZ Top and Die Toten Hosen, with Massive Wagons as support at Hole44 in Neukölln.
A production by Oliver Bukowski and Hannah Zufall at the Neues Haus of the Berliner Ensemble. This night has sold out.
Club night at Ritter Butzke headlined by Michael Canitrot, with support from Prismode, Vlad Yaki and NDNA.
Guided visits to the former Adlershof apartment of writer Anna Seghers, kept in its original state with her furniture and tiled stove.
A German-language public Sunday tour through the botanic garden, looking at what evergreen plants have symbolised in winter.
A German-language Kabarett talk-show episode in which Thomas Hermanns is a guest of Kevin Kühnert.
A talk and lecture performance within the Metaxy exhibition programme at the Akademie der Künste, examining how societies rebuild after destruction. The exhibition itself is presented in German and English.
Humperdinck's fairy-tale opera, staged by Komische Oper Berlin with dancing trees, forest creatures, aerial acrobatics and a children's choir of around 100 singers. Sung in German.
A film screening at the Zeughauskino, preceded by a supporting programme before the feature.
A book presentation with actor Lars Eidinger, held in Saal A of the Schaubühne.
Journalist Paul Ronzheimer talks with economic analyst Ulrike Herrmann on stage about war, media, power and the risks of journalism. The conversation runs about two hours with one intermission and is in German.
An open stage evening at Die Gorillas, performed in German.
An added show by Artemas, with support acts Henry Morris and Ella Boh, at Huxleys Neue Welt in Neukölln.
A concert by CassMae at Privatclub in Kreuzberg, listed as a music event.
The band Kuult brings its Polaroid tour show to Frannz Club.
A K-pop concert by MCND at Hole 44 in Neukölln.