
The Next Day is a Berlin weekend guide for those who love exploring the city. We don't aim to be the best guide but rather to continuously showcase the uniqueness of this city through its rich cultural events.
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Today’s the first day of autumn, and Berlin feels sunny and clear, which matches the weekend ahead. My highlight is the documentary on Jocy de Oliveira, premiering Thursday at Sinema Transtopia. She was a pioneer of electronic, electroacous...
The main event this weekend is the election, and I can’t vote in it. No German or EU citizenship, a sentence I have written more times than I would like. What I can do is vote with my body, sort of.
Since May, Fluss Bad Berlin has held a s...
This guide is longer than usual. It’s Berlin Art Week, so a lot is happening these next days, and plenty beyond it. It’s a good weekend to get lost in the city.
We saw Ryuichi Sakamoto retrospective at Hamburger Bahnhof last Monday, and st...
One of the things that made me happiest about this year’s Berlin Art Week program is how much room it gives to sound. BAW even built an official route around it, Ways of Listening: eight stops through installations, performances, radio, and...
I spent this week moving events between days and taking things out, which is what September does. The holidays ended, the calendar filled. Berlin Art Week is still four days off and the galleries have already started opening. Kirill Serebre...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Writer and cultural researcher based in Berlin. Into music, art, travel, and the weird edges of culture.
Berlin-based multimedia artist, composer, educator, and writer covering sound, listening, performance, ecology, and cultural criticism through festival coverage, interviews, essays, and cultural guides.
I am a Public Relations who loves theater, photography, visual arts and travel. A Brazilian living in Europe, based in Berlin.
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