Nikolaiviertel

Organists give voice to their perspectives on Berlin and society: New music meets tradition, creating fresh perspectives.

With children aged 3 and over, you can go on a photo safari and then have fun getting creative with your pictures.

If you have children aged 3 and over, you can create your own colourful linocuts in the museum workshop.

The organ meets electronics, drums, and vocals: Music students are developing new soundscapes and sounds.

In the museum, families can write and get creative with lettering, just as people did 120 years ago.

Gospel, jazz, and soul, combined with personal stories and the creative energy of Berlin's music scene.

Works by prominent figures in the visual arts in dialogue with organ music from bygone eras.

After work concert to mark the start of the weekend, featuring organ music by historical female composers in Berlin's oldest surviving church building.

True to this year’s topic, ‘Crime in Berlin’, the museum has a summery mix of culture, crime stories and music in store for you.

True to this year’s topic, ‘Crime in Berlin’, the museum has a summery mix of culture, crime stories and music in store for you.

True to this year’s topic, ‘Crime in Berlin’, the museum has a summery mix of culture, crime stories and music in store for you.

Three museums, one historic neighbourhood, free admission: discover the Nikolaiviertel from a new perspective.