
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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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...
The website says that half of what you see at PEOPLE depends on the color of the wristband you get at the door. I assumed it meant the ticket type: one color for the weekend pass, another for the day pass.
I was wrong. The color depends on...
This is the weekend when almost everything closes. The arkaoda, after nine years on Karl-Marx-Platz. Tanz im August, after three weeks. The picnics, the open-air events, and Berlin Beats after its twelve Thursdays of fun in the garden at th...
Thursday can start with a swim in the Spree. FLUSS BAD BERLIN has been swimming against the bathing ban all summer, and the next one after this is on election day.
But if I only got to pick two things this weekend, I would pick these. ¥ØU$...
Louis Chude-Sokei enters this post-MaerzMusik constellation from a distinct angle. Where other conversations in this series turn on tuning systems, sustained tones, or the social life of resonance, his work routes those concerns through the...
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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.
I am a Public Relations who loves theater, photography, visual arts and travel. A Brazilian living in Europe, based in Berlin.
Berlin-based multimedia artist, composer, educator, and writer covering sound, listening, performance, ecology, and cultural criticism through festival coverage, interviews, essays, and cultural guides.
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