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From April 4 to April 13, the enchanting city of Berlin played host to the annual international new drama festival, Find, held at the renowned Schaubühne theatre. Among the illustrious …
Kyrgyzstan’s Theatre Group “705” Debuts at Berlin’s Find Festival Read More
In the backdrop of late 1930s Rome, a significant national holiday unfolds as Adolf Hitler makes his first official visit to Italy, accompanied by Benito Mussolini. The streets are alive …
Exploring Connection in Turmoil: A Review of ‘Una Giornata Particolare’ Read More
In 1964, the inaugural Berlin Jazz Festival unfolded as a tribute in harmony with the Civil Rights movement, guided by Martin Luther King, Jr.’s eloquent thoughts. He proclaimed that through …
Jazz and the Civil Rights Movement: Reflections from the 1964 Berlin Festival Read More
The major solo exhibition by Nan Goldin at Berlin’s Neue Nationalgalerie concluded on 6 April 2025, drawing a staggering 225,000 visitors. The final weekend saw an impressive attendance, with around …
Nan Goldin Exhibition at Neue Nationalgalerie Attracts 225,000 Visitors Read More
On 3rd April, Grammy Award winners Kim Petras and Dua Lipa were celebrated at Berlin’s Madam Tussauds Wax Museum with the unveiling of their wax figures. Accompanying their figures was …
Kim Petras and Dua Lipa Celebrate Unveiling of Wax Figures in Berlin Read More
C/O Berlin invites art enthusiasts to explore the exhibition “A World in Common – Contemporary African Photography” from February 1 to May 7, 2025. The showcase highlights a myriad of …
Ticket Giveaway for ‘A World in Common’ Exhibition at C/O Berlin Read More
In the heart of Berlin, a serene oasis known as “Peaceful and Prenatal” has emerged, dedicated to the unique needs of new and expecting mothers. Nestled on Webster Square Road, …
New Yoga Studio in Berlin Supports Mothers with Prenatal Classes Read More
This evening, the LGBTQ+ Center is set to launch an impactful Human Rights Film Series with the screening of “A Road to Home.” This acclaimed documentary intimately explores the lives …
Human Rights Film Series Begins with Screening of ‘A Road to Home’ Read More
Suzanne Lacy, an iconic American artist born in 1945, is hailed for her groundbreaking contributions to socially engaged performance art. Since the 1970s, she has infused her work with community …
Suzanne Lacy’s Uncertain Futures: A Socially Engaged Art Installation in Berlin Read More
Step into a world of immersive soundscapes as Whatever The Weather, the musical evolution of Londoner Loraine James, graces the stage for an ambient concert. Known for her intimate electropop …
An Enchanting Night with Whatever The Weather: Loraine James in Concert Read More