An event-packed weekend is ahead of us, including for those of you who are in isolation / interested in participating online
Meeting like-minded People
- On Sunday, Israeli and Jewish children and youth can meet at Hashomer Hatzair for two activities (according to age groups). The operations take place in different places, to reduce the risk of infection in the corona. Details at berlin@hashomerhatzair-eu.com
- Even before that, on Saturday night, you can hear a concert by the band " Fulkado " at La Vida Wine Club, not far from Gendarmenmarkt
Experiencing Berlin's Museums
The first Sunday of the month is always an open Sunday in many museums.
Beyond the free admission, it is possible to participate in a selection of workshops and activities for the whole family. Generally, it is advisable to set a window of time in advance - but I have already participated several times simply with a spontaneous arrival. Beyond that, due to the corona, there is also a large online offering that you can participate in.
- Big and small fashion lovers are invited to the Kunstgewerbemuseum, for an exhibition on Christian Dior and his "followers"
- Closing soon: Exhibition on reflections and mirrors in art, at the Alte Nationalgalerie, including virtual reality activities
- To play chess ( for children and youth ) as part of Alexander Calder's exhibition at the Noya National Gallery
And a few other interesting things:
- If you enjoyed the recommendations for the Harry Potter places in Berlin , you may want to visit an engraving exhibition of imaginary animals from the 15th-18th centuries at the Kupferstichkabinett in the "Kulturforum" near Potsdamer Platz
- You can also learn how to make " Morse strings " or understand " why things float " at the Technical Museum
- First steps with a 3D printer at "Klax" on Saturday
- A workshop in accordance with the Gustavo exhibition at Biesdorf Palace, Saturday
