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  • Barbara V Adams M.

Things you can do this weekend in Berlin

- November 19 -


One more weekend before the Christmas market marathon starts! This weekend we have some music, light and walking activities for you to enjoy with this cold and dark weather.





1.Sonny Casey and band!

Source: Sonny Casey

Sonny Casey is a singer-songwriter from Galway, Ireland.


Her music is inspired by poetry, storytelling and the moon, creating with that amazing folk music that will take you on a journey where you can calmly escape from the busy city sounds.

On the 20th, she is set to play her first headline show in Prachtwerk. Tickets are 10€.


Sonny Casey and band Saturday Nov 20 2021, 19:30h • Prachtwerk Berlin • Ganghoferstraße 2 2043 Berlin • 2G space • More info

2. Dark Matter Winter lights!

Source: DARK MATTER

From the 17th of Nov until the 23rd, you can enjoy the new winter light installation under an open sky to make the cold and dark season brighter.


With an outdoor area of 1000sqm Dark Matter will offer a large-scale light and sound experience.

Tickets are 5€ per person and opening times vary from 16:00-01:00.


DARK MATTER • Friday Nov 19th 2021, 16h - 1:00h. Saturday Nov 20th 2021 15h, 16h - 1:00h Sunday Nov 21st 2021 16h - 23:00h • DARK MATTER • Köpenicker Chaussee 46
10317 Berlin - Lichtenberg • 2G space • More info

3. AFRIKAMERA

Source: AFRIKAMERA: Urban Africa, Urban Movies -
Youth & Youth Culture © AFRIKAMERA 2021

You can enjoy this festival in Humboldt Forum from 17-21 Nov and experience new cinema releases and short films, festival prize winning productions from Namibia and the Democratic Republic of Congo, and specially curated formats such as the ‘Ciné-Slam-Concert’ with some classic cinema clips from Burkina Faso.


Languages: German / English / French

Price: 5€ / Cine-Slam: 7,50 € - 50% for persons entitled to a reduction

For the complete festival programme, go to www.afrikamera.de


AFRIKAMERA • Friday Nov 12th 2021 - Sunday Nov 14th 2021, time depends on the tour and language you choose. • Humboldt Forum & Kino Arsenal • Schloßplatz 10178, Berlin & Potsdamer straße 2 10785, Berlin • 2G space • More info


4. Hike around Peacock Island

Source: Dirk Peters

The gardening and architectural design of 67-hectare Peacock Island began at the end of the 18th century under King Frederick William II and his mistress Wilhelmine Encke. They had the small summer palace and a dairy constructed in a picturesque building style resembling a monastery gone to ruin, based on English and French models, with references to an ancient Roman style as well.


Inspired on islands in the South Pacific, exotic trees and plants gradually took root on this island. With beautiful landmarks, nearly 400 oaks and the oldest rose garden in Berlin, you can make a day trip to hike around this island.


From 10-16h you can take the ferry for 4€.


PLEASE NOTE:

The Palace on Peacock Island is closed due to restoration work performed as part of the "Prussian Palaces and Gardens Master Plan". This means you can still go to the island and do a hike, but not get into the buildings.


Peacock Island • Daily 10:00 - 16:00h • Pfaueninsel • Peacock Island [Pfaueninsel] Nikolskoer Weg 14109 Berlin • 3G space (outdoor area/ need a mask for the Ferry) • More info

5. Siegesäule (Victory Column)


Have you ever wondered where you could see this view of Berlin?

Seek no more, you can go any day of the week to The Victory Column and not only see this amazing view but also a small museum inside about the history of the Victory Column and how it was relocated by the Nazis during World War II and more!


It costs 3€ and it's open from 10-17h.


Siegesäule (Victory Column) • 01. Nov - 31. March: Mon-Fri 10.00 - 17.00, Sat+Sun 10.00 - 17.30 closed on 24 December • Großer Stern 1 10557Berlin • 2G space • More info



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