Things to do in Berlin this week

Bab Kisan: private Syrian cooking class with Elyas.

"Who Makes the Image?": build a pinhole camera.

»East Meets West« matinee: world music and jazz.

Mononoke: theatre piece by Satoko Ichihara about a curse.

Family workshop: embroider your own vest.

Drag Festival Berlin, Winter Edition with Britney Manson.

Manfred Lütz: How You Will Inevitably Become Happy.

Mies van der Rohe: Tour of the Neue Nationalgalerie.

“Never again!”: Musical reading remembering Nazi victims.

Familiensonntag: a day of activities for families.

Das Flüstern der Wälder: Munier's nature documentary.

Evidence and Power: panel on facts that fail in politics.

Going bananas: fruit controls the computer.

Die Benin Bronzes: tour on looted art and restitution.

Hidden & Gone: Tour of two GDR prisons in East Berlin.

La Bola Negra: feature film, Cineville preview.

Die Razzzelbande: beatbox show for kids to join in.

Communion service with Pastor Heck and organist Kennel.

Helge Braun and Lisa Herzog: the science-society contract.

Flucht damals und heute: tour of the refugee camp.

Wildes Asien: BBC Earth 3D film of snow leopards and tigers.

Workshop: decipher Sütterlin, old German handwriting.

La Calisto: Cavalli's Baroque opera in Herheim's staging.

TÕ YÕ: psychedelic krautrock from Tokyo.

Flea market with vintage finds, live music and food.

Kleiner Kosmos Sand: open kinetic sand workshop, age 3 up.

XANDRIA: epic symphonic metal with SEVEN SPIRES.

Art talk in German Sign Language.

Flohmarkt am Boxhagener Platz with vintage finds.

Theo Croker: jazz trumpet meets hip-hop aesthetics.

Swedish Modern opening: 70 works, mostly new to Germany.

Samba workshop with Carlos Frevo.

Guided tour of "Geschichte(n) Tansanias".

Der Traumzauberbaum: musical audio play in full-dome 360°.

Weddingmarkt: design market with 100 stalls on Leopoldplatz.

Joint commemoration of the Jews murdered in the Holocaust.

Landscapes of the Word: Sandig & Semenchuk read and sing.

Klubkneipe x House Cats: feel-good house and afrohouse.

Let´s Swing: dance tea with DJ Stephan Wuthe on shellac.

Stups, die kleine Sternschnuppe: show for ages 4 to 6.