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Drunk Werewolf 🍷🐺

Drunk Werewolf 🍷🐺

Sun, Jul 26, 1:00 PM
From Lets play Werewolf in the Park!
4.9

This is a special edition: We lost a bet (long story), so this week only we’re hosting Drunk Werewolf 🍷🐺 Bring your favorite drinks, your best bluffing skills, and a sense of humor. We’ll explain the slightly adjusted (and slightly chaotic) rules when you arrive. IMPORTANT This edition is all about fun, laughter, and not taking things too seriously. Ambitious gamers will not have as much fun as we will. If you’re more into classic, focused Werewolf without distractions, don’t worry, we’ll be back with our regular sessions very soon. Drinks are part of the experience, so this one is best suited for people who are happy to join in 🍻 (Of course, no pressure to overdo anything, but drinking is kind of the concept today.)

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TypeScript Berlin Meetup July 2026

TypeScript Berlin Meetup July 2026

Fri, Jul 31, 4:30 PM
From TypeScript Berlin
4.8

# The TypeScript Berlin meetup is back this July! Join us on **31 July** for an evening focused on **AI-assisted TypeScript development**. We’ll explore how developers and coding agents can build, test, review, and maintain TypeScript applications together. This meetup continues the conversation around architecture and AI from our previous event, while keeping the talks grounded in practical engineering workflows. Whether you’ve joined us before or this will be your first time, you’re very welcome. Expect practical talks, pizza, good conversations, and a chance to connect with other TypeScript developers in Berlin. ## Schedule **18:30:** Doors open **19:00:** Welcome 🤝 **19:10:** Talk 1 **TBD** **19:40:** Talk 2 **TBD** **20:10:** Break, drinks, and snacks 🍕 🥤 **20:25:** Talk 3 **TBD** **20:55:** Wrap-up **21:00:** Doors close 👋 This meetup is organised by Prisma. By attending the event, you agree to follow our Code of Conduct. For questions, reach out to [events@prisma.io](mailto:events@prisma.io).

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72 attendees
Blood on the Clocktower at Manifesto! (beginner/intermediate)

Blood on the Clocktower at Manifesto! (beginner/intermediate)

Sun, Aug 2, 1:00 PM
From Berlin Board Gamers
4.8

Hi folks, this is the meetup group for the weekly Sunday Blood on the Clocktower games in the Soot bar in Manifesto at Potsdamer Platz. We run beginner-friendly and intermediate-level games throughout the afternoon and evening. **Friendly newcomers of all skill levels are welcome, no experience required!** Our group aims to provide a fun and welcoming space to experience this thrilling game of social deception. **We focus on promoting a positive and fun group atmosphere, where players don’t take themselves or the game too seriously, whether they’re heroically winning or spectacularly losing.** Our players follow the code of conduct for the Berlin Board Gamers group and are expected to treat each other with respect and consideration – “killing with grace, and dying with dignity”. We are usually able to offer two simultaneous games on Sundays. If you are marked as "attending" in Meetup and are in your seat at 15:00, your place is guaranteed for as long as you want to stay. All other seats are first come, first served. We always run at least one beginner-friendly game of the basic version of Clocktower ("Trouble Brewing") throughout the afternoon and evening. We also usually have enough players for a second intermediate-level game. If you are already very familiar with Clocktower, consider also joining our Tuesday meetup for advanced players, when we play with complex custom scripts and characters. Blood on the Clocktower is a deep, mechanical game of murder and mystery, lies and logic, deduction and deception… think Werewolf on steroids. Each player receives a unique secret role and plays either for the good team – the uninformed majority, gathering info and working with others to solve the puzzle – or the evil team, the informed minority, scheming to eliminate good players and protect their demon from execution. In our beginner games no prior experience is expected and we will gladly explain the game rules to any newcomers. We play in English so players should be able to understand and express themselves in English: an exception is possible for one pair of players willing to play together (as a “Revolutionary” pair) where one player can interpret into and out of English. Please let us know in advance if this is the case. We are very grateful to the wonderful folks at Manifesto for hosting our meetup! **Please support the venue during your visit by buying drinks and/or food.**

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16 attendees
denkmallab: Heritage Escape #01 – Eisenhüttenstadt

denkmallab: Heritage Escape #01 – Eisenhüttenstadt

Sat, Aug 8, 7:15 AM
From denkmallab – Building Stories: Berlin Photo Walks

I'm planning a day trip to **Eisenhüttenstadt** this August, and if anyone would like to join, you're very welcome. Rather than sightseeing, I enjoy exploring places slowly—walking, observing, taking photographs, sketching, or simply experiencing the atmosphere without rushing. I started **denkmallab** as a way to discover architecture, landscapes, and cultural heritage through quiet, shared experiences. For this first **denkmallab Heritage Escape**, we'll visit one of Germany's most fascinating examples of post-war urban planning. We'll walk from the station through Eisenhüttenstadt's historic residential districts and public spaces, continue towards the Oder river landscape, and return through quieter neighbourhoods. Along the way, there will be plenty of time to stop, take photos, have a coffee, or simply enjoy the surroundings. This isn't a guided tour, and there isn't a packed itinerary. It's simply a relaxed day out with people who enjoy architecture, design, photography, history, nature, or slow travel. * **Meeting point:** S Ostkreuz, Platform 13 * **Train:** RE2 towards Cottbus, departing at 09:40 (Please arrive **09:15** so we can meet before boarding!) * Regional trains only (Deutschlandticket works) * Day trip (morning departure, evening return) * Everyone pays for their own transport, food, and drinks. If this sounds like your kind of day, I'd love to have you along! **Please fill out this short form before attending:** [https://tally.so/r/9qxNlK](https://tally.so/r/9qxNlK)

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Improv Games in Tiergarten (outdoors & in English)

Improv Games in Tiergarten (outdoors & in English)

Sat, Jul 25, 12:00 PM
From Social Adventures in Berlin
4.7

If you like you can also [register via luma.](https://luma.com/ufqalz8x) \-\-\- We improvise all the time! ​It's coming up with a story to tell someone. Making up an excuse when you are late to work. Having to do a presentation when you have lost all your notes. Improvising is also coming up with a joke or a pickup line on a date. ​Improvising can be challenging, but it can also be fun. It involves spontaneity and creativity. Whether or not you think you are good at improvising doesn't matter. You may surprise yourself. So join us for an evening of improv games where we certainly will have fun! ​--- ​The event starts at 14:00 and lasts up to 2 hours, with a 10-minute break in between. You'll find us in Tiergarten at the following spot: [https://maps.app.goo.gl/dzXw9NXMLAjBqBUE9](https://maps.app.goo.gl/dzXw9NXMLAjBqBUE9) The communication before, during and after the event happens in our Telegram group: [https://t.me/czc_berlin](https://t.me/czc_berlin). As soon as we are at the location, we'll post a selfie there and guide you if necessary. Check out our Instagram for past pictures: [https://www.instagram.com/improv_czc](https://www.instagram.com/improv_czc)

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Silent Reading Club

Silent Reading Club

Sun, Jul 26, 9:00 AM
From Offenes Wohnzimmer: Moabit Nachbarschaft
4.7

Ditch the old book club, where everyone has to read the same book...this is better! It works like this: Bring your own book. Come chat, have some tea or coffee, get to know your neighbors. Then we quietly read together, side by side, for about one hour, each one reading their own book, and afterwards we talk with each other about what we are reading. The usual agenda: - Arrival and introduction (~20 minutes) - ⁠Silent reading (~1 hour) - ⁠Discussion (~30-40 minutes) - ⁠Join us for a bite at a local restaurant afterwards, if you like! You may read in any language, you may read any book. We are a group of international residents of Berlin from many different countries, of all ages, and we converse in English. We welcome you! No registration needed – the event is donation based. All funds support the Offenes Wohnzimmer.

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup helps people find and participate in local group activities and events. It's designed for discovering communities and activities that match your interests, such as thrilling escape room adventures or other hobbies.

You can easily search on Meetup for escape room events in Berlin by entering your location and interest. This allows you to discover local meetups tailored to escape room enthusiasts like yourself.

Yes, anyone interested in escape rooms can join the meetups. It's a great way to connect with people who share the same interest and challenge each other in exciting adventures.

RSVPing for an event is straightforward. Once you find an escape room event you're interested in on Meetup, you simply click the RSVP button to confirm your participation.

Yes, Berlin hosts various escape room events organized by groups that you can find and join on Meetup, offering diverse puzzle-solving experiences.

Joining an escape room group lets you meet enthusiasts, participate in challenging rooms, and improve your problem-solving skills in a collaborative environment.

Meetup offers free access to browse and join groups, but some events may have participation fees, especially for specific experiences like escape rooms.

In Berlin, you can find events ranging from beginner-friendly escape rooms to intricate adventures for seasoned enthusiasts, all organized via Meetup.

While Meetup connects people through events, the enjoyment level can vary. Engaging with your group and the activity often enhances the experience, especially in escape rooms.

To make the most of escape room events, actively communicate with your group, share ideas, and participate fully in the activities to enhance the collective experience.

Meetup is primarily focused on group activities like escape rooms, offering collaborative experiences rather than 1-on-1 sessions.

Event frequency in Berlin varies depending on the organizer, but escape room activities are popular and frequently scheduled, keeping enthusiasts engaged.

While organizers aim to provide accurate details, event descriptions may vary. Attendees are encouraged to reach out to hosts for any clarification regarding escape room events.

Not all interests may have active groups in every city, but Berlin typically hosts diverse activities, including plenty of escape room themed meetups.

Yes, you can join multiple groups. If you love escape rooms, you can be a part of several Berlin-based groups to explore different themes and difficulty levels.