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Protest Signs in Community: Creative Resistance Workshop

Protest Signs in Community: Creative Resistance Workshop

Mon, Oct 26, 5:30 PM
From Crescendo Counselling: Community Care & Creative Healing

Come paint, draw, and make signs in community. No art skills needed. Donation-based, no barriers. Make your protest signs in community, before you need them. We don't know when the next protest is. But we can prepare now. Come paint, draw, and process your rage and hope with others who get it. No artistic skill needed. No cost barriers. All materials provided. Facilitated by Sadie Smith (registered counsellor) with trauma-informed, person-centred care. **What you need to know:** 🗓️ Monday\, October 26 \| 18:30\-21:30 📍 SPARK Collective, Markgrafendamm 20 💰 €10–15 suggested (no one turned away) ♿ Wheelchair accessible \| 5 min from Ostkreuz ✋ No registration—just show up 🧪 COVID test before coming This is community care. This is creative resistance. Come make something with us.

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Boo to you 🎃 Making Connections Creatively 🫟

Boo to you 🎃 Making Connections Creatively 🫟

Sat, Oct 31, 1:00 PM
From The Gathering Grounds 🌱❤️
4.8

Booo to you, ahhh Folks! It's Hello-ween! 👻 Join us this week for the sweet and sour creative meetup! 🎃 You need not be the next Leonardo da Vinci to join this meetup. It's all about making connections whilst making something together. 🌈 No talent needed Again we'll give you a few materials put on some music and let's see where this beautiful journey will go.... Make something together, See you soon 🎨 🖌️ the Gathering Grounds due to material costs and effort this Meetup is Donation based. We love you. Thankyou 👏 👏 👏

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21 attendees

An die Bücher!

Thu, Oct 29, 6:30 PM
From Feministischer Buchclub
4.9
17 attendees
[17K] Eberswalde to Biesenthal via Schwärzesee

[17K] Eberswalde to Biesenthal via Schwärzesee

Sun, Oct 25, 9:20 AM
From Berlin Outdoor Friends: Community-led Hikes, Yoga, SUP, etc
4.9

**Start**: Eberswalde Hbf (11:05 in front of the station entrance) **End**: Biesenthal Markt **Tickets**: Deutschland Ticket or EUR 8,10 + EUR 6,30 (or EUR 6 + EUR 3,70 with BahnCard) **Meeting Point**: Gesundbrunnen (10:20 in front of Denns) From Gesundbrunnen we take the RE3 at 10:32. If you can take the RE3 from an earlier station like Südkreuz, Potsdamer, or Hbf, do that! Please don't miss this train as waiting is not really an option. We'll start walking from Eberswalde and walk towards a really nice lake Schwärzesee (6.5km from start), which may be a bit too cold for a dip, but who knows! Like previous attempts at this hike there may be the option to pick some mushrooms. We won't make it a mushroom hike though! No hours of waiting on collectors ;-) We'll end in Biesenthal at a very nice coffee place where we can have some cake while we wait for the bus. The bus goes every hour, 33 minutes past the hour which brings us to Bernau. Bring your swim clothes if you like to dare a dip, bring enough to eat and drink for the way! We may take a short break at the lake where you can eat something already. The hike is a little bit shorter because around 17:00 it will be dark, and we want to make sure to arrive before we need a headlight 😅 See y'all on Sunday!

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Haunted place hike near Oranienburg (15km) with Café at the end ☕

Haunted place hike near Oranienburg (15km) with Café at the end ☕

Sun, Oct 25, 9:00 AM
From Meetbytravel.com (Berlin)
4.7

Just in time for Halloween, we’re heading to one of the eeriest lost places in Brandenburg: the abandoned **Grabowsee sanatorium**. Hidden in the forest by a quiet lake, this former lung clinic has stood empty for decades. Its crumbling red-brick wards, ivy-covered facades and silent corridors are so cinematic they’ve been used as a film set for horror movies and Hollywood blockbusters, including *The Monuments Men*. On a grey late-October day, it doesn’t get more atmospheric. **The plan:** • **10:00** — Meet in front of Oranienburg train station 👉 [https://maps.app.goo.gl/qT83XCBzn2wgZZkV6](https://maps.app.goo.gl/qT83XCBzn2wgZZkV6) How to get there: Take the RB32 train to Oranienburg from Ostkreuz at 9:18, or use any other option that works for you. • **10:00–13:00** — We hike through the forest to Grabowsee (with a break for lunch/snacks) • **13:00–14:30** — We explore the sanatorium: the old clinic buildings, the chapel and the overgrown lakeside grounds. **Entrance: 10€, cash on site** (an additional fee of 10€ is usually asked if you want to take photos) • **14:30–16:30** — We hike back to Oranienburg. After reaching the city, there will be time for a well-earned **coffee & cake** ☕ before the train • **17:29** — We come back with the **RB12 to Berlin Ostkreuz** (or you can choose what works best for you) **What to bring:** sturdy, comfortable shoes, warm layers and a wind/rain jacket, a torch (optional), and **cash — at least 35/40€** (10€ ticket + 5€ meetup fee + some extra for the optional cafè/ photo permit). Bring water and your own food/snacks. **Organizing fee: 5€** (cash), collected at the start. **IMPORTANT — Join the WhatsApp group for updates:** all updates are posted on WhatsApp. I can’t give personal support to anyone who doesn’t check the group or take the connections listed above, so please join and keep an eye on it: https://chat.whatsapp.com/HXzjGKgTI8SB775fIvRvyL Come for a spooky, scenic day out, and let’s explore this haunted gem together before winter sets in. See you in Oranienburg! 👻

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English Conversation Classes with Teachers (A2–B1)

Tue, Oct 27, 4:30 PM
From English Conversation (A2–B1) | Guided Practice

# English Conversation Refresher Course (A2–B1) **More confidence. More English. More conversation.** Would you like to improve your English in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere? Join our English Conversation Refresher Course! Meet other learners, practise speaking English and feel more confident in everyday conversations. ### 📚 Who are we? We are the **Berlin School of English**, a language school with over 30 years of experience in teaching English. ### ✏️ What can you expect? * Practise speaking in small groups * Talk about useful topics from everyday life * Follow clear lessons with learning goals * Get helpful feedback to improve your English Our lessons are taught by trainee teachers taking part in the Cambridge CELTA teacher-training programme. Experienced language trainers support them and observe their lessons. ### 🗓️ Choose your course **Part-time course · 5 weeks** * Dates: 27 October – 26 November 2026 * Days: Tuesdays and Thursdays * Time: 17:30–19:10 * 10 lessons **Full-time course · 2 weeks** Choose one of the following dates: * Course A: 26 October – 6 November 2026 * Course B: 23 November – 4 December 2026 * Days: Monday to Friday * Time: 15:00–17:10 * 10 lessons per course ### 💶 Course fee The whole course costs just **€10**! ### 📍 Registration and free level test **Berlin School of English** Wallstraße 65, 3rd floor, Berlin ☎️ +49 30 229 04 55 🌐 www.berlin.school-of-english.de ✉️ info@berlin.school-of-english.de A free English level test is available to help you find the right course. Come along, refresh your English and enjoy meeting new people. We look forward to seeing you!

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Absolutely, Meetup enables you to discover unique experiences in Berlin by offering a wide array of local events to explore. Whether you're interested in cultural tours or adventurous activities, there's likely a group for you.

To find adventure groups in Berlin, search within Meetup using relevant keywords like 'adventure,' 'outdoor activities,' or 'exploration.' You'll find communities that host events catering to thrill-seekers.

Yes, many groups focus on exploring Berlin neighborhoods, providing tours and social walks. Joining such Meetups can lead to both an educational experience and new friendships.

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Some Berlin activities may have a fee, which is usually noted on the event's page. Others might be free, offering a great way to engage in activities without any cost.

New activities can show up frequently, but this depends on local group organizers. It's advisable to check Meetup regularly to spot the latest activities that pique your interest.

Yes, if you have a unique idea for an activity or outing, you can create your own Meetup event. Simply sign up as an organizer and launch your event to connect with others.

Meeting friends isn't guaranteed, as it largely depends on individual interactions. However, Meetup provides ample opportunities through group events to connect with potential friends.

Yes, Berlin hosts many language-specific groups for cultural exchanges or casual conversations. Search for language-focused Meetups to meet locals and international friends.

Meetup is open to both locals and tourists looking to engage in Berlin's activities. It's a fantastic way for newcomers and residents alike to explore the city and meet others.

Safety responsibilities lie with event organizers, not directly with Meetup. Attendees are encouraged to engage in activities responsibly and communicate with organizers about any concerns.

Yes, Meetup mainly facilitates group-based activities rather than individual connections. It's designed to bring communities together through shared experiences and interests.

Both formats exist, depending on the event organizers. While many activities are in-person, some continue to use virtual setups, particularly for international audiences.