The Long Night of Museums is one of Berlin's best-known events. Visitors from around the world can gain an insight into the museum landscape.
DetailsBerlin Art Week dedicated to contemporary art combines exhibitions, art fairs, art awards, and an auxiliary programme featuring talks, films, and tours.
DetailsAs a meeting place, the Humboldt Forum will open up architecturally to all sides, inviting everyone to engage in discussions on content and goals.
DetailsEMOP Berlin is the largest German festival for photography. Since 2004, it has been presenting exhibitions and events on historic and contemporary photography.
DetailsOne of the most important independent conferences exploring the evolving nature of public libraries will take place this year in Berlin for the first time.
DetailsThe Bauhaus is marking its 100th anniversary with a series of Germany-wide events, including a number of special programmes and events in Berlin.
DetailsIn the summer Berlin's museums have a unique appeal: there are those that lie in the thick of nature, by water, with their own gardens or spectacular views.
DetailsDIVERSITY ARTS CULTURE advises cultural institutions on diversity issues.
DetailsThe first shared website between Berlin museums, to gain a unique overview of the vast and diverse museum-landscape within the capital.
DetailsThis year, transmediale celebrated its 30 year anniversary with an entire month of activities.
DetailsThe Berlin Project Funds is a central instrument designed to enable ground-breaking projects in the field of cultural education.
DetailsCreative Culture Berlin consulting centre is the first contact point for creatives and cultural producers in Berlin.
Details365/24 is a cipher for the cultural metropolis that is Berlin with its diversity and creativity that cover the entire spectrum between mainstream and niche.
DetailsThe Platform is a collective internet site belonging to the Berlin city theaters, opera and concert halls or cabaret as well as independent theater venues.
DetailsSCHAUBUDE Berlin is as much a playground for independent Berlin groups as national and internation ensembles.
DetailsBerlin’s anniversary project 2014 – the LICHTGRENZE, a light installation along the former course of the wall in the centre of Berlin around November 9.
DetailsA joint effort to span the chasm between the diversity destroyed by the Nazi regime to Berlin's new-found diversity as an international centre.
DetailsBerlin was a destroyed city in the spring of 1945. The war and the Nazi regime had left deep wounds – not just on the city itself.
DetailsThe Berlin of 2012 is a re-united, international and culturally diverse European metropolis. Time to look back its history.
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