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Outdoor – Circular route around the Spring- and Glubigsee near Wendisch-Rietz

Outdoor – Circular route around the Spring- and Glubigsee near Wendisch-Rietz

Sun, Aug 30, 9:00 AM
From Village.Berlin
4.7

**Outdoor – Forest and lake along the Havel** with ***Harms*** and ***Thomas*** **Free with registration** **Meeting point: 10:45 Uh**r, Ostbahnhof, platform 2, middle of platform **Start: 10:56 a.m.**, RE7 direction Senftenberg **(please be on time – the train only runs hourly)** **Return:** Wendisch Rietz, Bahnhof (RB36) **[Free with registration](https://wearevillage.org/en/shop/village-outdoor/w35-2026/)** In August, we’ll head out of the city once more and into the heathland and lake district of eastern Brandenburg near Wendisch Rietz. On this varied circular hike, we’ll explore a chain of elongated lakes in the Behrensdorfer Heide. The quiet and, at times, very secluded trail follows the wooded shores of Lake Springsee and Lake Großer Glubigsee, for much of the route, offering beautiful views of the surrounding nature. Along the way, we’ll also pass through an interesting wet woodland area, a valuable ecosystem that plays an important role in climate protection and nature conservation. And if the weather is on our side, the many lakeside bathing spots invite us to enjoy a refreshing swim or simply relax by the water. As there are no guaranteed places to stop for food or drinks along the route, please bring enough food and water for the day. Since we’ll be walking through woodland and wetland areas, it’s also a good idea to bring an effective insect repellent. **What’s Village Outdoor?** Village outdoor Events are monthly meetups for the we are village community and their friends to enjoy outdoor activities in and around Berlin. Activities include forest hikes, bike tours, swimming in lakes, sightseeing, and kayaking. Each month features a free and easy walk or hike in Berlin or its surrounding areas, accessible by public transport. **General Information** **Be sun smart:** Please dont forget sun screen, a hat and maybe even a long-sleeved shirt. On a hot day, also remember to bring plenty of water. **Language:** Depending on the needs of the group, we will speak German and/or English. **Cost:** The event is free of charge. *\*\* Diese Veranstaltung ist Teil unseres Programms ‘**queere generationen**‘, unterstützt von der* ***[Berliner Lotto Stifttung](https://www.lotto-stiftung-berlin.de/)****. Erfahre mehr über das Programm* ***[hier](https://wearevillage.org/queer-generations/)****.* 🔵 **Outdoor – Rundweg um den Spring- und Glubigsee bei Wendisch-Rietz** mit ***Harms*** und ***Thomas*** **Treffpunkt: 10:45 Uhr,** Ostbahnhof, Gleis 2, Mitte Bahnsteig **Start: 10:56 Uhr,** RE7 Richtung Senftenberg **(bitte seid pünktlich, der Zug fährt nur stündlich)** **Rückfahrt:** Wendisch Rietz, Bahnhof (RB36) **[Kostenlos mit Anmeldung](https://wearevillage.org/shop/village-outdoor/w35-2026)** Im August geht es noch einmal raus aus der Stadt – in das ostbrandenburgische Heide- und Seengebiet bei Wendisch Rietz. Auf einer abwechslungsreichen Rundwanderung entdecken wir die langgezogene Seenkette an der Behrendorfer Heide. Der stille und teilweise sehr abgelegene Wanderweg führt größtenteils entlang der bewaldeten Ufer des Springsees und des Großen Glubigsees und eröffnet immer wieder schöne Blicke auf die Natur. Unterwegs passieren wir außerdem ein interessantes Bruchwaldgebiet, das als wertvolles Ökosystem eine wichtige Rolle für den Klima- und Naturschutz spielt. Und wenn das Wetter mitspielt, laden die zahlreichen Badestellen unterwegs zu einer erfrischenden Abkühlung oder einer entspannten Pause ein. Da unterwegs keine Einkehrmöglichkeiten garantiert sind, denkt bitte an ausreichend Proviant und Getränke. Und weil wir durch Wald- und Feuchtgebiete wandern, lohnt es sich auch ein gutes Mückenschutzmittel dabei zu haben. \*Glubigsee, Photo: Angelika Laslo, License: Seenland Oder-Spree **Was ist Village Outdoor?** Village Outdoor Events sind monatliche Treffen der we are village-Community und ihrer Freunde, um Outdoor-Aktivitäten in und um Berlin zu genießen. Zu den Aktivitäten gehören Waldwanderungen, Radtouren, Schwimmen in Seen, Sightseeing und Kajakfahren. Jeden Monat gibt es einen kostenlosen und unkomplizierten Spaziergang oder eine Wanderung in Bereichen Berlins oder in der Umgebung, die mit öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln erreichbar sind. **Hinweise** **Sei sun smart:** Bitte denk an Sonnenencreme, eine Kopfbedeckung und vielleicht sogar an ein Shirt mit langen Ärmeln. An einem warmen Tag solltest Du auch genügend Wasser dabei haben. **Sprache:** Je nach Bedürfnissen der Gruppe werden wir Deutsch und/oder Englisch sprechen. **Kosten:** Die Teilnahme ist kostenlos. *\*\* Diese Veranstaltung ist Teil unseres Programms ‘**queere generationen**‘, unterstützt von der* ***[Berliner Lotto Stifttung](https://www.lotto-stiftung-berlin.de/)****. Erfahre mehr über das Programm* ***[hier](https://wearevillage.org/queer-generations)****.*

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Berlin Teamwork Collection Learning Camp 2026

Berlin Teamwork Collection Learning Camp 2026

Thu, Sep 3, 8:00 AM
From Berlin-Brandenburg Atlassian Community Events (Official)
4.5

The trail to better teamwork starts at Learning Camp! Join us in Berlin for Teamwork Collection Learning Camp, an immersive, in‑person experience showcasing how Jira, Confluence, and Loom work together as a connected teamwork system. At this stop on the Learning Camp tour, you’ll: 🧪 Join hands‑on workshops. Roll up your sleeves for guided demos where you’ll try new features alongside Atlassians and fellow admins and champions. Bring your laptop to participate! 📁 Bring home the Champion Pack 2.0. Unlock updated enablement assets – slides, templates, and guides – you can use to run your own “learning camp” sessions back at work. 🤝 Connect with fellow champions and admins. Swap stories, compare setups, and learn best practices from other admins facing similar challenges across teams, industries, and regions. 🏅 Earn an exclusive Community badge Collect a limited‑edition Teamwork Collection Learning Camp Community badge for attending, and stock up on camp-themed swag you didn’t know you needed. …and more! Whether you’re a long‑time Jira, Confluence, or Loom champion or just starting to connect these tools together, this session is packed with practical guidance, inspiration, and resources to help you build savvy, AI‑ready teams. Seats are limited, so register early and invite a teammate (or two). See you at camp! 🏕️ Agenda *** Hosted By Hubert Kut, Atlassian Solution Architect My journey in IT world started as a support engineer. I realised quickly that a lot of teams straggle with collaboration, transparency and tracking work done/undone. That was the time when Atlassian kicked the door down and jumpstarted my career. From that time I'm Atlassian Evangelist, Solution Architect and passionate about Agile Methodology. My business goal is to facilitate people's work by giving them tools that are available from anywhere and at anytime. Key words for myself are simplification and automation. Astrid Sieben, Sales Manager Kathryn Vargas, Product Manager Frederike Häusel, Partner & Customer Success Manager Huiyi Lin, Atlassian Community Champion *** Global Partner Atlassian (http://atlassian.com) Millions of users globally rely on Atlassian products every day for improving software development, project management, collaboration, and code quality. For over a decade, Atlassian customers have come together to network, share ideas, solve problems, and find new ways to use Atlassian products. Today, more than 15,000 people take part in Atlassian community events in more than 30 countries. --- Complete your event RSVP here: https://ace.atlassian.com/events/details/atlassian-berlin-presents-berlin-teamwork-collection-learning-camp-2026/.

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U Alt-Tegel nach Lübars 9 km mit stillen Laufetappen

U Alt-Tegel nach Lübars 9 km mit stillen Laufetappen

Sun, Aug 30, 9:00 AM
From Berlin Wandern Meetup
4.9

Vom (derzeit geschlossenen) U-Bahnhof Alt Tegel geht es über die Humboldt Bibliothek in den Barnimer Dörferweg. Dabei folgen wir dem Tegeler Fließ. Um die Landschaft und die Bewegung besser wahr nehmen zu können, laufen wir einige Etappen in Stille. Unser Lauftempo ist zügig und liegt zwischen 3,5 und 4,5 kmh. Bei allen TeilnehmeInnen steht "unbezahlt". Auch bei mir. Ich sammle den Orga Euro am Anfang der Wanderung ein. In Alt Lübars fährt der Bus 222 zurück nach Alt Tegel. Du kannst auch auf der anderen Seite des Fließes zurück laufen und die Wanderung verlängern. Bis Sonntag Barbara

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Cards Against Humanity Tuesday

Cards Against Humanity Tuesday

Tue, Sep 1, 5:00 PM
From Cards Against Humanity - Tuesdays for Terrible People
4.7

Join us for an evening of ethically concerning jokes! We'll meet, have a beer, and play a round of cards against humanity. Laughs will be had, groans will be groaned, beer will go down the hatch. This event is public, and prior experience with the game is not required. You are not required to drink alcohol, but please note that we are crashing a bar, so a beverage purchase or two is appropriate and necessary for us to maintain their goodwill. See you there!

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Wasserturm and Pumpstation Tour – Cycling Tour to Grunewald and Spandau

Wasserturm and Pumpstation Tour – Cycling Tour to Grunewald and Spandau

Sun, Sep 6, 12:30 PM
From Berlin cycle and walk
4.9

**Wasserturm and Pumpstation Tour – Cycling Tour to Grunewald and Spandau** **Time:** 15:00 **Theme:** Cycle Tour + Water Infrastructure + Industrial Heritage + Nature **Start:** Water Tower Prenzlauer Berg (just opposite side of street from Umani restaurant) **Distance:** 25–30 km **Suggested contribution:** €5 Join me for a cycling journey from the centre of Berlin through **Charlottenburg, the Grunewald and along the Havel**, exploring the water infrastructure of Berlin. This is a tour about **water**: where Berlin got it, how it was pumped, stored and cleaned, and how the infrastructure built to supply a rapidly growing city is still visible today. We'll start at the best known Wasserturm in PBerg then tour past several others on our way to the the olderest surviving pumpstation in the city: the historic **Wasserwerk Teufelssee**, now home to the Ökowerk Nature Conservation Centre. We'll explore the remarkable surviving machinery and buildings of Berlin's oldest complete surviving waterworks, before taking a break at the nearby beer garden. From there we'll continue north through the Grunewald, taking in the Grunewald turm and then along the Havel, eventually reaching Wansee. **The Tour** Berlin's growth in the nineteenth century created a huge problem: **how do you supply a rapidly expanding city with clean water?** Our route follows the answer. Starting in central Berlin, we'll cycle west towards Charlottenburg, where the development of wealthy new neighbourhoods created an urgent demand for a reliable water supply. Along the way we'll see the **Wasserturm Berlin** and make our way towards Grunewald and the historic **Wasserwerk Teufelssee**. Built between 1871 and 1873, the waterworks originally supplied the new villa district of Westend. It was later expanded and became part of the municipal water system, eventually supplying large parts of southern Berlin. The machinery, filter halls, water tanks and other elements of the original complex have survived remarkably well. Today the site is the **Ökowerk Nature Conservation Centre**, creating a fascinating meeting point between industrial heritage and nature. We'll take some time here to explore the site and have a drink at the nearby beer garden before continuing our ride. From the Grunewald we'll head towards the Havel, following the landscape north towards Wansee. Along the way we'll see how Berlin's natural landscape has been shaped by infrastructure—waterworks, reservoirs, canals, roads and energy systems—while still remaining one of the city's great recreational spaces. We'll finish in **Wansee**, where you can either take the train home or, if you're feeling energetic, continue cycling back into central Berlin. I am an accredited tour guide in Berlin, specialising in telling stories about the city's industrial heritage. I ask for a contribution of **€5** to organise the tour and share my knowledge. **Disclaimer:** Please note that all participants attend as group members, not as customers, and are responsible for their own safety. Please read the group description in full for an explanation of the terms and liabilities. **The Cycling** This is a relaxed sightseeing ride rather than a sporting event. 🚲 We'll cover around **25–30 kilometres**, with frequent stops for stories, photographs, drinks and discussion. The route includes some unpaved paths through the Grunewald, so a reasonable bicycle suitable for light gravel or forest paths is recommended. Anyone who is comfortable cycling around Berlin and is happy with a relaxed pace should be fine to join. **What to Bring** 🚲 A bike suitable for some unpaved paths 💶 Cash for drinks or snacks 🌧️ Waterproofs (just in case!) ☀️ Suncream 🥪 Water and snacks 😊 Curiosity and a sense of adventure **Highlights** 💧 Discover how Berlin developed the infrastructure needed to supply a rapidly growing city with clean water 🏰 See the spectacular **Charlottenburg/Westend water towers**, built to supply the expanding city and its new suburbs 🏭 Explore the hidden industrial infrastructure behind Berlin's development 🌳 Cycle from central Berlin through Charlottenburg and into the forests of the Grunewald 💦 Visit the historic **Wasserwerk Teufelssee**, Berlin's oldest surviving complete waterworks ⚙️ Discover the original pumping machinery, filter buildings and water-storage infrastructure preserved at the Ökowerk 🍺 Take a break at the **Jungfernheide Wasserturm** and enjoy a drink surrounded by the park 🌊 Follow the Havel and discover how Berlin's waterways shaped the city's infrastructure and expansion 🏙️ See how apparently natural landscapes are actually deeply connected to the history of the modern city 📖 Hear the stories of engineers, entrepreneurs and workers who built the systems that kept Berlin running 📸 Fantastic photography opportunities combining industrial heritage, architecture, forest and water 🚲 Finish in Wansee and choose whether to take the train home or cycle back into town I estimate the cycle tour will take around **3 hours**, including the stops. Hope to see you there! **Simon**

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Reincarnation Believers Social Night Out

Reincarnation Believers Social Night Out

Sat, Sep 5, 5:00 PM
From Berlin Reincarnation Believers Sharing Community

Come join us for meaningful conversations with likeminded people! After the more serious - and wonderful - event last time in a park, this time is just for connecting, having fun and building a friends community. My intention is to have every second event more 'serious' and every second more 'chill'. This is the chill one ;) I will be preparing some cards with questions related to reincarnation, spirituality, and meaning of life, but other than that, let's just let the conversations run free:) I'm looking forward to seeing you all there! (feel free to come regardless of the waiting list)

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