Things to do in Berlin coming up

Telesalon Glücksbierrad: spin, pick letters, win beer.

A Life In Colour: jazz on painter Wiebke Dreyer's life.

Leseknirpse: exploring books for the littlest readers.

Picture-book cinema: a loud princess and live sounds.

Professional day on contact rights in domestic violence.

Funky Bigband Berlin: funk and soul to dance to.

Multimedia lecture on Upper Italy in Verdi's footsteps.

Babytage: baby footprints stamped onto ceramics.

FLINTA career orientation workshop with Christina Kirves.

Kochwerkstatt: open cooking session for all.

Kreativtreff: drawing, painting and crafts together.

Ariola and the golden harp: tales and music for adults.

Palästina zwischen Augen: a tour led by the curators.

Lunch Talk: Cyberresilienz für KMU with Lena von Damaros.

Patientinnentag: exchange around gynaecological cancer.

New noise protection rules in the BauGB: talk.

Comic and Manga Workshop with Malou Kipper.

Gemeinsam Stricken: knit together at the library.

Wut als Kraft der Veränderung: yoga workshop, Amara Vohl.

Bondage Basics Step 7: rope class for suspensions with Roja.

Glüh-Wine & Design: paint ceramics over mulled wine.

Poesiestammtisch: open writing group.

Feedback session for your Ableton tracks.

LEGO Größenwahn: build with 10,000 bricks, plus exhibition.

Am Wannenrand: staged reading of Czech contemporary drama.

Thérèse live: pop, hip-hop, electro, talk and market.

Scrambled Egg: wordless spy comedy with slapstick.

Polychromy and Monochromy: a talk with Renate Oelhaf.

SML: LA jazz quintet with a hypnotic, looping groove.

Music and a meeting with Dagmar Frederic.

Berlin women's vocal ensemble sings Jenner, Herzogenberg.

EVERGREY: melodic and progressive metal live.

Where the River Meets the Sea, live on record.

Finanz-Fitness Part 2: talk with Matthias Derkowski.

Kieztreff International: German practice café.

Literaturrecherche: introduction for students.

Lichterfest: lights festival for families in Jungfernheide.

Puppet theater or watercolor painting for ages 2 and up.

Nosferatu: Murnau's 1922 film, mother of all vampire films.

Social welfare law: talk on support and applications.