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Monday Outdoor Soccer at Grenzallee

Monday Outdoor Soccer at Grenzallee

Mon, Sep 14, 4:00 PM
From Grenzallee Outdoor Soccer Group

We play every Monday at Grenzallee /Berlin, and we already have a regular group of around 12–13 players. We’re looking for another 6–7 people to join us, meet new people, and enjoy some football together! 🙌 You definitely don’t need to be a pro. 😄 Whether you’ve been playing for years or you just enjoy kicking a ball around, all levels are welcome. The idea is simple: play football, have fun, get some exercise, and meet good people along the way. ⚽🥅 We want to keep the games friendly and organized, so please RSVP here and have a quick chat with me before joining. I’ll personally message you with the location details, rules, fee, and everything else you need to know. ### 🙏 A quick note about RSVP RSVPing on Meetup doesn't automatically confirm your spot. After you RSVP, please expect a message from me. Once we've had a quick chat and everything is clear, I'll add your name to the final player list. We usually have limited spots, so if you'd like to play, RSVP and say hello! 👋 Looking forward to meeting you on the pitch! ⚽️🥳

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Acro Yoga Kurs/Jam

Acro Yoga Kurs/Jam

Sun, Sep 13, 1:00 PM
From Offenes Wohnzimmer: Moabit Nachbarschaft
4.8

AKRO YOGA OPEN JAM Partner-Akrobatik im Offenen Wohnzimmer - Offene Jam Du möchtest deine neu gelernten Flows und Figuren aus der Partnerakrobatik mit anderen Menschen ausprobieren? Dann bist du hier genau richtig. Wir wollen gemeinsam einen Raum schaffen, in dem wir gemeinsam an unseren Flows arbeiten und kreativ experimentieren können. Nach einem gemeinsamen Warm Up wird frei ausprobiert, um am Ende bei einem gemeinsamen Cool Down wieder zusammen zu kommen. Du kannst gerne alleine kommen, es wird genug potentielle Partner\*innen vor Ort geben. Du brauchst: Bequeme, eng anliegende Kleidung, etwas zu trinken. Matten sind vor Ort. \*\*\*\* Anmeldung erforderlich : melde dich bitte an unter [akro@filua.de](mailto:akro@filua.de)

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Borsig! – Berlin's Locomotive King by Bike

Borsig! – Berlin's Locomotive King by Bike

Sun, Sep 27, 10:00 AM
From Berlin cycle and walk
4.9

**Borsig! – Berlin's Locomotive King by Bike** **Time:** 12:00 - Midday **Start:** Hamburger Bahnhof – Main Entrance **Distance:** 30 km **Suggested contribution:** €5 This week we'll be following the story of **August Borsig**, one of the men who helped turn Berlin into an industrial powerhouse—and the company that became Europe's largest locomotive manufacturer. We'll cycle across Berlin following Borsig's remarkable journey from a small factory outside the old city walls, through the industrial landscape of Moabit, to the enormous works in Tegel. Along the way we'll see how the requirements of heavy industry pushed factories further and further away from the city centre, and how each move created new industrial landscapes, transport connections and workers' housing. We'll finish at the magnificent **Borsigwerke in Tegel**, beneath the famous Borsigturm. **The Tour** We will follow the story of Borsig through **three generations of factories**. We'll begin near the former Borsig works on **Chausseestraße**, where August Borsig established his factory in 1837. Just four years later, the first Borsig locomotive left the works. The company rapidly expanded, becoming one of Europe's leading locomotive manufacturers. But there was a problem: the factory was becoming trapped inside a rapidly growing city. We'll cycle north and west towards **Moabit**, where Borsig began expanding in the 1840s. Here the company established an ironworks, boiler works and machine factory beside the Spree, taking advantage of the waterway and the growing railway network. By the middle of the nineteenth century, much of Borsig's production had moved here. This gives us the opportunity to explore one of the great stories of Berlin's industrial development: **why did factories leave the city centre?** We'll look at the relationship between industry, transport, land prices, workers and the waterways that allowed heavy materials to move around the city. Finally we'll continue north to **Tegel**, where Borsig built a completely new factory from the 1890s onwards. Production began here in 1898, on a huge site designed specifically for modern industrial production. The factory even had its own harbour for bringing in raw materials. Here we'll explore the surviving **Borsigtor, factory halls and Borsigturm**, the extraordinary 65-metre tower built in 1922–24 and Berlin's first office high-rise. We'll then finish by exploring **Borsigwalde**, the workers' settlement created alongside the new factory. Borsig needed thousands of workers, but there wasn't enough housing in Tegel, so the company helped create an entirely new neighbourhood. Its surviving streets provide a fascinating glimpse into the social side of industrialisation. We'll finish with a well-earned beer together in Tegel. 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 gentle-paced sightseeing ride rather than a sporting event. 🚲 We'll cover around **25–30 kilometres**, with frequent stops for stories, photographs and discussion. Anyone with a decent bicycle and experience cycling around Berlin should be comfortable on this route. The route is predominantly on normal Berlin streets and cycle paths, with plenty of opportunities to stop and explore. **What to Bring** 🚲 Spare inner tube suitable for your bike 💶 Cash for drinks or snacks 🌧️ Waterproofs (just in case!) ☀️ Suncream 🥪 Water and snacks 😊 Curiosity and a sense of adventure **Highlights** 🚂 Discover the story of **August Borsig**, Berlin's "Locomotive King" 🏭 Visit the site of Borsig's original factory on Chausseestraße and discover the industrial district once known as **Feuerland** 🔥 Learn how Berlin's first generation of heavy industry transformed the area outside the old city walls 🌊 Explore Borsig's move to **Moabit** and discover why access to the Spree was so important for heavy industry ⚙️ See where Borsig produced the machinery, boilers and components that made its locomotive production possible 🚆 Follow the story of how Borsig became one of Europe's largest locomotive manufacturers 🏗️ Discover why Borsig eventually abandoned both its central Berlin and Moabit factories and moved to the outskirts 🏭 Explore the enormous surviving **Borsigwerke in Tegel** 🚪 Admire the spectacular **Borsigtor**, designed to make the factory look like a monumental medieval gateway 🗼 See the **Borsigturm**, Berlin's first office high-rise and one of the great symbols of the city's industrial heritage 🏘️ Explore **Borsigwalde**, the workers' neighbourhood built alongside the factory 📖 Discover how factories created entire communities of workers, housing and infrastructure 📸 Fantastic photography opportunities among some of Berlin's finest industrial architecture 🍺 Finish with a relaxed drink together in Tegel I estimate the cycle tour will take around **3 hours**, including plenty of stops for stories and discussion. Hope to see you there! **Simon**

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Product Build Day // Berlin

Product Build Day // Berlin

Thu, Sep 17, 4:00 PM
From Product Build Day // Berlin

**🚀 Product Build Day // Berlin** Less AI talk. One evening of AI build. **Apply here:** [productbuildday.com/berlin-september-2026](productbuildday.com/berlin-september-2026) One evening. You build a working app with AI, then test it and pitch it. No code. A three-hour build night for product people who do not code. You describe what you want, Lovable builds it, and the whole room works on one shared challenge for a good cause. Free, in person, in English. 🗓️ Thursday, 17 September 2026, 18:00 to 21:00, networking after 📍 Venue TBA, Berlin 🎟️ Free, by application, up to 16 seats Sponsored by Lovable. **🛠️ Build with Lovable** Nothing to buy, nothing to install. You build in Lovable and test with AI users in Uxia. Plain English in, working app out. **🎯 One challenge, revealed on the night** No tracks to pick. Everyone builds against the same brief, set for a good cause, and you see it when the doors open. Your own roadmap idea is not for tonight. That one belongs at Pro. **👥 Who it's for** Product people in Berlin and the wider tech scene who want to build, not just talk about it: * Product managers and product owners * Product designers and UX * Marketing, sales and customer support * Founders and subject experts No technical background needed. The application takes two minutes. **🎁 What you leave with** * A working app you built yourself * New vibe-coding skills, learned hands on * A diploma, and a shot at a feature on our LinkedIn * An evening of mentoring and a real Berlin network * Something built for a good cause, not a throwaway demo **⏱️ How the evening runs** * 18:00 doors, food, the brief revealed * 18:20 design the test, the cheapest way to prove the idea before you build * 18:35 build, 70 minutes in Lovable, the AI does the typing * 19:45 AI users test it in Uxia, findings not flattery * 20:30 pitches, 3 minutes each, live app, no slides * 20:50 a winner, and recognition for the room * After 21:00 networking Berlin fills fastest. Join the list early. "I would definitely recommend it if you want to experience a situation where you need to build something quickly, communicate with complete strangers, and find a way to work together fast." *Volha Hrachova, Senior Product Designer, B2BROKER* **🎟️ Apply, up to 16 seats:** [productbuildday.com/berlin-september-2026](productbuildday.com/berlin-september-2026) We read every answer and reply either way. Run by Marcin Klimaszewski. 15 years in product and UX, 100+ workshops across Europe.

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we are village coworking-space

we are village coworking-space

Thu, Sep 17, 8:00 AM
From Village.Berlin
4.7

#### **we are village co‑working day** with *Volunteers* & *Friends* **[save your spot](https://wearevillage.org/en/shop/coworking/w38-2026)** we are village co‑working day is a full day of calm, focused work in our beautiful space, hosted by our users, volunteers, and facilitators. It’s a queer‑safe, respectful, and welcoming environment. Bring your laptop, get things done, and connect naturally if you feel like it. **What to expect** * A quiet, queer friendly co‑working setup in our space * Optional coffee breaks and space for spontaneous sparring/feedback * A shared lunch around 12:30 (paid individually) No panels, no pitches, no forced introductions — just work, good company, and room to breathe. **General Information** **Participants:** This space is open to everyone who identifies as LGBTQIA+ **Language**: we use English as the main language, but all languages are welcome. **What’s provided**: Wi‑Fi, printer, tea **What to bring**: laptop, chargers, headphones, adapters **Registration**: you can arrive anytime and check in with the tea **Cost:** • free for members and volunteers. • 20€ for guest. 🔵 #### **we are village co‑working day** with ***Volunteers*** & ***Friends*** **[Anmeldung](https://wearevillage.org/shop/coworking/w38-2026/)** Der we are village Co‑Working Day ist ein ganzer Tag für ruhiges, konzentriertes Arbeiten in unserem schönen Space – organisiert von unserer Community, Volunteers und Facilitators. Wir schaffen einen queer-sicheren, respektvollen und einladenden Rahmen, in dem du Dinge erledigen kannst — und, wenn du magst, dich auch mit anderen queeren Working Bees vernetzen, Wissen austauschen und Beziehungen aufbauen kannst, egal ob du in Berlin lebst oder gerade zu Besuch bist. Bring deinen Laptop mit, arbeite an dem, was dir wichtig ist, und lass Gespräche ganz natürlich entstehen. **Was dich erwartet** * Ein ruhiges, queer-freundliches Co‑Working-Setup in unserem Space * Optionale Kaffeepausen und Raum für spontanes Sparring/Feedback * Ein gemeinsames Mittagessen gegen 12:30 (jede\*r zahlt selbst) Keine Panels, keine Pitches, keine erzwungenen Vorstellungsrunden — einfach Arbeit, gute Gesellschaft und Raum zum Durchatmen. **Hinweise:** **Teilnehmende**: dieser Raum ist offen für alle, die sich als LGBTQIA+ identifizieren. **Sprache**: Wir nutzen Englisch als Hauptsprache, alle Sprachen sind willkommen. **Vorhanden**: WLAN, Drucker, Tee **Zummitbringen solltest**: Laptop, Ladegeräte, Kopfhörer, Adapter. **Anmeldung**: Du kannst jederzeit vorbeikommen und dich beim Team anmelden. **Kosten**: Kostenlos für Mitglieder und Volunteers; 20 € für Gäste.

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From Berlin: Potsdam & Sanssouci Half-Day Walking Tour

From Berlin: Potsdam & Sanssouci Half-Day Walking Tour

Thu, Sep 17, 8:00 AM
From Be Original Tours: Public Day Tours (Across Europe)

**Please Note:** Beyond Meetup, our tours are published on several booking platforms. Rest assured, your group will have plenty of fellow participants! \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\- Uncover the captivating history of Potsdam on a guided day trip from Berlin—from its origins as the lavish playground of Prussian royalty to its secret role in Cold War espionage. **Tour Highlights** * **Royal Palaces:** View the magnificent Sanssouci Palace (Germany's largest World Heritage Site), the Marble Palace, and the Opulent Royal Palace. * **Historic Landmarks:** Visit Cecilienhof—site of the famous 1945 Potsdam Conference—and explore the charming Dutch Quarter. * **Cold War History:** Discover the former forbidden KGB sector and cross the famous "Bridge of Spies." * **Scenic Gardens:** Stroll through the fairytale parks and lush gardens surrounding the Aristocratic Mansion. **What's Included & Meeting Details** * **Guided Experience:** Includes an expert guide for the entire trip to and from Potsdam. * **Meeting Point:** In front of \[Generator Berlin Alexanderplatz\]\(https://www\.meetup\.com/be\-original\-tours\-public\-day\-tours\-across\-europe/events/316456447/edit/?fromSeries=true\) \(Otto\-Braun\-Straße 65\, 10178 Berlin\)\. **Important Guest Information** * **Tour Format:** This is an exterior walking tour focused on Potsdam’s expansive parks and landmarks; we do not enter inside any palaces or buildings. * **What to Bring:** Comfortable walking shoes, water, snacks, camera, and a valid Berlin ABC public transit ticket (not included in the tour price). * **Restrictions:** Backpacks, smoking, and flash photography are not allowed on the tour route. * **Accessibility:** This tour involves extensive walking and is not suitable for wheelchair users or guests with mobility impairments. \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\- **Please Note:** Beyond Meetup, our tours are published on several booking platforms. Rest assured, your group will have plenty of fellow participants! \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-

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