Things to do in Berlin on Wednesday 4 November

The Bremen Town Musicians: musical fairy tale for ages 4 up.

Respect Cyclists Fahrrad Demo for safe bike lanes.

Documentary about birdwatchers, with Franzen.

Wildtiere in der Stadt: talk on Berlin's wild neighbours.

Geheim nach 5: after-work tour of the Stasi exhibition.

Ruin and Rausch: a curator-led tour of the collection.

Beyond the Norm: Queer tour of the Ethnologisches Museum.

Stille Hours: quiet visit to the Horizontal exhibition.

Ruin und Rausch: a curatorial tour of the exhibition.

Wortschätze: fairy tales told live in a yurt.

Listen to Berlin: Youth Showcase: young musicians live.

WINTERLIGHTS: light art by Christopher Bauder with ice rink.

Kim Ki-duk's film about a young monk through the seasons.

Schönheit & Vergänglichkeit: documentary on Sven Marquardt.

Sense and Sensibility: Jane Austen on film.

Noise als Strategie: where Kleist meets electric guitar.

Geheim nach 5: after-work tour of the Stasi exhibition.

Die Stasi in Neubrandenburg: tour of the archive.

Dunkles Universum: Dark matter talk at the planetarium.

Bilderkeller: tour of GDR murals in a coal cellar.

Bilderkeller: tour of the 1957/58 wall paintings.

Camouflage: a debut film about a Ukrainian in Munich.

Anatomy drawing course with Ventura and Bischof.

Respect Cyclists: bike ride for safer cycle lanes.

Parasite, Bong Joon-ho's film about a family built on lies.

Vaterland: Pawlikowski film on Thomas Mann's homecoming.

Staatsschutz: Shariat's feature film on racism in court.

Die Blutgräfin: vampire film with Isabelle Huppert.

The Treasure of Silver Lake: Western film with Lex Barker.

Des Märchens Kern: Erzählsalon talk on migrant literature.

The Bliss of Rain: new paintings by Anne Griffiths.

Nah dran!: Art by Christiane Löhr and herman de vries.

Kiezpoeten: poetry slam, beginners take part too.

lowpass with Marsch and Benabou: ambient and natural wine.

Uferfrauen: Barbara Wallbraun's doc on lesbians in the GDR.

Tour of the Köpenicker Blutwoche Memorial.

Discover new music before everyone else does.

Des Märchens Kern: Ahmet Işık Doğan & Sema & Taksim live.

The Call of Cthulhu: Lovecraft adaptation as a silent film.

Lecture: ancient DNA and the Anglo-Saxon migration.