this weekend

14 - 16 Nov 2025

FRIDAY, 14.11.

LOOKING BACK TO THE PRESENT

18:30 - 22:30, Deutsche Kinemathek – Museum für Film und Fernsehen

Opening - tickets required

“Berlin DJ, filmmaker and musician Sky Deep will open the new series and layer new live music over ‘Menschen am Sonntag’ (People on Sunday) by Robert Siodmak and Edgar G. Ulmer (1930), reinterpreting the film with an energetic mix of electronic grooves.”

Saturday, 15.11.

BAUHAUS LAB GUESTS: TUPPERLIGHTS

15:00, Temporary Bauhaus-Archiv Knesebeckstraße 1, 10623 Berlin-Charlottenburg

Workshop - free registration required

“How can you playfully breathe new life into discarded kitchen containers? The aim of the workshop is to learn about materials, connections and, of course, translucency and how to create effective lighting. In the process, participants not only encounter materials and light in a new way, but often also themselves.”

Saturday, 15.11.

POSITIVE TRANSMITTER PRESENTS – NEWMEN – TERMINAL BEACH LIVE

Doors: 19:00; Show: 20:00, NEUE ZUKUNFT

Live Show - tickets required

“A hypnotic, retro-futurist journey inspired by sci-fi author J.G. Ballard. Floating synth-pop meets grooving neo-kraut, weaving past and future into a shimmering loop between dystopia and utopia. Expect Kraftwerk-like man-machine mantras, Stereolab-style psychedelic pop twists, and moments where Fleetwood Mac might just brush shoulders with Can.”

Sunday, 16.11.

MIND. BODY. BOOTY WORKSHOP VOL.2 WITH ANASTASIA JANAY

16:00 - 18:00, Gormannstraße 19a, 10119 Berlin

Free registration via Insta DM - @anastasiajanay___

“A donation-based, stretch-focused session designed for calm, grounding, and energy. A perfect way to love, breathe, and connect with your body.”

Feel free to bring a friend to share the flow.

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Sunday, 16.11.

STARMIRROR TRAINING PERFORMANCE

SUPPORTED BY HANEEN FRAUENCHOR

16:00 - 17:00, KW Institute for Contemporary Art

Part of STARMIRROR exhibition (Holly Herndon and Mat Dryhurst) - included in the exhibition ticket

“A live process of AI training, as the hall of KW transforms into a recording studio where local choirs, ensembles, and visitors contribute their voices in call-and-response sessions. No prior knowledge or preparation is required, just openness and enthusiasm for collective singing.”