Peter Wächtler
A solo exhibition by artist Peter Wächtler at Haus am Waldsee in Zehlendorf, his first large institutional show in Berlin.
Date ideas in Berlin you probably haven't tried.
A solo exhibition by artist Peter Wächtler at Haus am Waldsee in Zehlendorf, his first large institutional show in Berlin.
A group show by ten women artists working in painting, drawing and ceramics, on the theme of humans and nature between earth and sky. It is held at Gärten der Welt.
A special exhibition on Genghis Khan and the Mongol Empire, built around archaeological finds, many shown outside Mongolia for the first time, with loans from Berlin state collections.
A Halloween market in Kreuzberg selling handmade rave wear, costumes, candles, art and witch-themed goods, with witchy drinks alongside the stalls.
A 60-minute live-moderated tour of the universe and the night sky over Berlin, shown under the dome of the Zeiss-Großplanetarium.
A German-language guided tour of the Archenhold Observatory, covering astronomy and Einstein's link to the site. It lasts about an hour, so it can pair with a walk or a drink nearby.
A live-moderated planetarium show about black holes at the Archenhold-Sternwarte in Alt-Treptow, running about an hour in German.
A 2026 German thriller by Faraz Shariat about a young Asian-German prosecutor who defies her agency to pursue a racist attack on herself. It examines far-right violence in eastern Germany and how the justice system responds.
An alcohol-free cocktail course at a Friedrichshain coffee roastery, run by Die Eule Berlin, with experimental mixing and no alcohol needed to take part.
A cocktail course on colour and flavour at a Friedrichshain coffee roastery, run by Die Eule Berlin, covering the craft behind mixing drinks.
An open Brazilian samba circle at Badehaus on the RAW grounds, where musicians play together and the evening runs past midnight.
A 2026 German documentary-style film on the Nord Stream sabotage, directed by Moritz Enders and Gunther Merz, running 121 minutes.
A German drama by Koxi about two women, one chasing youthful ambitions and the other consumed by obsession, shown with English subtitles.
A fundraising gala at the BKA cabaret stage, where the company asks the audience to help keep its independent programme going.
Ute Aurand's 2019 experimental documentary, a non-chronological collage of private 16mm footage shot between 1999 and 2018, with few words and much silence. Shown in its original German and English.
Chanson singer Vladimir Kornéev sings Dalida and tells his own life story for the first time, from his childhood in Georgia onward, with the songs woven through it.
A premiere of a new production by Oliver Bukowski and Hannah Zufall, staged at the Berliner Ensemble's Neues Haus. Tickets are sold out, so it is one for the waiting list.
The Danish trio Little North plays with two guests, Dutch guitarist Reinier Baas and Swedish saxophonist Hannes Bennich, at the Donau 115 bar.
New York ska and reggae band The Slackers play SO36 with special guest Wonderska, a concert in a club.
Standup comic Dan Docimo, named by Time Out as a comic to watch in 2025, performs a late show at Cosmic Comedy Club. The set is built on thoughtfully absurd musings.
Massimo Silverio sings in Carnic, a minority language from the Carnic Alps, and premieres a collaboration with Tara Nome Doyle at Kantine am Berghain.
A German survival drama by Mariko Minoguchi with Nina Hoss, about a shunned doctor with a contagious disease who sets out with a young outcast toward a place where freedom still seems possible.
An open mic night where emerging and established comedians test new material in the upstairs bar of Quatsch Comedy Club.
A Polish jazz quartet led by pianist Michael Kornas, playing a late set at the Mitte club b-flat.