Things to do in Berlin coming up

Beyond spondylosis: talk on spinal disease in Roman horses.

Discussion on climate-neutral Berlin and public transport.

Mastul Salon: an evening in the style of a classic salon.

Exchange evening on polyamory with Jana Scherle.

BuchMittwoch: Heike Goldbach on film star Willy Fritsch.

Prüfungshilfe für Schüler:innen: exam prep with a pedagogue.

Hygiene basics for practice: course for medical staff.

St.-Martin: Lantern festival with a procession for families.

LICHTERFEST: lantern get-together for children and families.

Hungarian Evening: festival for 35 years of partnership.

Open Piano: anyone can play, no registration needed.

Wild Wednesday with Rock Elegante: Berlin indie.

Go West Comedy: English-language stand-up showcase.

AURA – Florinel Fratica: fashion and street photography.

Forest bathing: mindful time in the green, Wednesdays.

Biesdorf singt: communal singing from Schlager to pop.

Dan Owen: singer-songwriter and pop-rock concert.

konzertreihe - mittwochs immer: live music.

First aid recertification in English: nine teaching units.

De-escalating conflicts in house and neighbourhood.

Learning café with advice on reading, writing and maths.

Tour: Vietnam, art and the GDR.

Froggy: the fairy tale of the Frog King retold.

Wie Sonntag so schön: specialty coffee and homemade cakes.

Remisen-Kino: Zivilcourage – film and talk at the counter.

BFW Info Digital: online talk on power for real estate.

Forum Sozialplanung: conference on social planning.

55+: coffee, cake and conversation for the over-55s.

Gemeindeforum: your voice counts.

LIGA discussion on the future of youth job support.

Mother City: the fight for affordable housing in Cape Town.

"Billie": feature film with a talk by director Sheri Hagen.

KIN*K: Padraig Robinson's film on Laud Humphreys.

Froggy – The Frog King for Grown-ups: a biting musical.

Open variety stage with comedy, magic and acrobatics.

Futuro Beach, feature film by Karim Aïnouz.

Berliner Philharmoniker with Zubin Mehta: Mozart and Dvořák.

Zubin Mehta and Pinchas Zukerman play Bruch and Dvořák.

Exiltexte: readings by exiled writers Arcimovich and Vafi.

Peter & the Wolf: Prokofjew's fairy tale as shadow play.