Top 5 Affordable Happenings in the Upcoming Week
Berlin, the vibrant city known for its rich cultural scene, is gearing up for an exciting July. While specific free event listings for the dates of July 10-12, 2020, are not yet available, the city is renowned for offering a plethora of free cultural experiences, concerts, exhibitions, and festivals year-round.
On 10th July, art enthusiasts can attend the opening of the exhibition "Irma Stern. A Modern Artist between Berlin and Cape Town" at the Brücke Museum. Meanwhile, comedy lovers can enjoy the "Spicy Comedy" event at Suess War Gestern in Friedrichshain or the pub quiz event "Aloha Fernweh!" at Futurium, Mitte.
From 1st October to 3rd October, a free film and light projection titled "People and Parliament - Living Democracy in Germany" will be displayed daily at sunset on the facade of Marie-Elisabeth-Luders-Haus in Mitte.
Cultural enthusiasts should also mark their calendars for the "Rave the Planet" parade, which Dr. Motte brings back to Berlin on 12th July. This parade, starting at 14:00, will take place between the Brandenburg Gate and the Great Star, with the motto "Our Future Is Now", signifying unity, diversity, and a sustainable future.
For those interested in history, a projection telling the story of the development of western and eastern Germany after World War II, with a focus on the establishment of democratic and socialist states, will be displayed on various dates.
In addition to these events, Berlin regularly hosts open exhibitions with free admission, free concerts, and outdoor cultural festivals, public readings, and family-friendly interactive venues like Futurium.
For exact free event listings from July 10 to 12, 2020, it is advisable to check local Berlin event portals or the official visitBerlin website closer to the date, as they frequently update free event schedules in the city.
Whether you're a history buff, an art lover, or a comedy enthusiast, Berlin promises an exciting cultural lineup for July 2020. Stay tuned for more updates on free events in the city.
- Art enthusiasts can visit the opening of the exhibition "Irma Stern. A Modern Artist between Berlin and Cape Town" at the Brücke Museum on July 10th.
- From October 1st to 3rd, a free film and light projection titled "People and Parliament - Living Democracy in Germany" will be displayed at sunset on the facade of Marie-Elisabeth-Luders-Haus in Mitte.
- Cultural enthusiasts should not miss the "Rave the Planet" parade on July 12th, initiated by Dr. Motte, starting at 14:00, between the Brandenburg Gate and the Great Star.
- For those interested in history, a projection about the development of western and eastern Germany after World War II will be shown on various dates.
- Berlin regularly hosts open exhibitions with free admission, free concerts, and outdoor cultural festivals, offering a wide range of activities for individuals with interests in fashion-and-beauty, food-and-drink, home-and-garden, relationships, travel, education-and-self-development, entertainment, and general-news.
