Session at ART Stalker
Art Stalker’s jam sessions alternate between rock and blues approaches led by different hosts. Check the chosen date for the current musicians and the arrangements for joining in.
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Art Stalker’s jam sessions alternate between rock and blues approaches led by different hosts. Check the chosen date for the current musicians and the arrangements for joining in.
Art Stalker combines a bar setting with live music, sessions and other small-stage events. Choose the programme that fits your evening rather than relying on a generic club-night expectation.
Daniel Chodowiecki’s art is considered alongside his relationship with the Huguenot congregation. The setting in the French Cathedral gives the religious and civic connections a physical context.
Start at Hamburger Bahnhof, then move into Auguststraße for brunch, another art stop and dinner with a ballroom story.
A courtyard address for contemporary art on Auguststraße. Save it for the next exhibition season: galleries are currently between programmes.
Futurium, Gropius Bau and dinner at ORA. Three very different interiors give Berlin a considered cultural day.
Dakil Berlin Friends bring an indie, disco and rock blend to Art Stalker. The advertised evening also includes DJs, so consult the running order if you want to catch the live set.
Eavo’s music quiz turns listening knowledge into a team evening. Gather people with different musical memories and check the booking arrangements before heading to Art Stalker.
Eavo hosts a pub quiz at Art Stalker for teams with mixed knowledge and a willingness to puzzle things out. Check the event’s language and reservation details before organising a group.
DJ Louie Prima brings an early-start dance night to Art Stalker, drawing on electro swing, klezmer and global pop. This is an option for getting onto a dance floor before a late-night club schedule.
Street art and public space meet in an exhibition about how artists address the city. Look for the relationship between a work’s message and the urban setting it imagines.
Street art, exhibitions and a live programme make this Friedrichshain arts space a useful bridge between daytime wandering and a night out.
A long-established gallery gives a Mitte art route a stop centred on its changing exhibitions.
A Charlottenburg gallery adds another independent stop to a route through the neighbourhood's art spaces.
Postwar modern art finds a distinctive setting in a former sculptor's studio in Dahlem.
Berlin between 1910 and 1930 is approached through art made amid major social change. The exhibition connects the city’s modernist experimentation with its tensions and upheavals.
Hands-on art programmes and cultural education shape Haus Bastian by Museum Island. Book the specific workshop or family session you want, paying attention to age and language guidance.
The Rieckhallen studio opens for adults to experiment with making art. Participation requires a valid museum admission ticket, so include museum entry in the plan.
Expressionist art in a woodland setting offers a different rhythm from the central museums.
Surrealist art offers a concentrated cultural stop opposite Charlottenburg Palace.
Antiquities and a grand colonnade anchor a classical-art visit on Museum Island.
Photography at C/O Berlin, a grand cinema in Charlottenburg, city-focused art at Berlinische Galerie and an independent screen in Neukölln. Two ways to build a cultural evening.
Japanese armour and craftsmanship give an art walk around Auguststraße an unexpected historical turn.