Things to do in Berlin on Saturday 7 November

Bird-watching in English: a morning outing to spot birds.

Guided tour for queer FLINTA* through the exhibition, sober.

Lithography demonstration: printed live on a stone press.

Berlin Global: family tour of Berlin and the world.

The Bremen Town Musicians: play-along theatre for kids.

A long club night with 22 DJs and bass.

Ruin und Rausch: Tour with Kirchner, Dix and Höch.

Tour of Liebermann's summer house and garden at the Wannsee.

Alles Film?: Hands-on film event for families.

GREEN PLANET BERLIN: exhibition for young climate fans.

Metaxy: art between destruction and reconstruction.

Liminal Kink: a kink and edge play workshop with Caritia.

Art & Science Opening Panel: art & science since the 1990s.

Guided tour in English of the Mongols exhibition.

Diwali in Berlin 2026: dance, comedy and street-food market.

Alles Film?: Watch, understand and make your own films.

LICHTenberg: a walk-in light and sound staging.

Frauen im Dienst der Stasi: tour of the former HQ.

Drawing and storytelling with Marita Kelbl, ages 6+.

Light and Shadow – Drawing Atmospheres with Chryz Allzeit.

Tour: 200 years of Museum Island.

Guided tour of PETRI Berlin, from find to display.

On the Roof of Himmler's Guesthouse: guided tour.

Sneak peek at the new Botanical Museum: exclusive tour.

Jugend im Museum: printmaking workshop for ages 6 to 11.

Berlin's Hidden Soundtrack: a walk to the city's carillons.

English-language tour: 200 years of Museumsinsel Berlin.

Fusinato's sound ritual after Kleist's Homburg.

Das Ungesagte: a documentary on Germany's postwar silence.

Iván & Hadoum: Ian de la Rosa's film about two outsiders.

Im Blick der Anderen: conference on postwar modernism.

Alte Liebe: Dresen's film on forty years of marriage.

Frau Winkler verlässt das Haus: Dörrie's tragicomedy.

Minotaur: Feature film by Andrey Zvyagintsev.

Berlin Tattoo: brass music by musicians from ten nations.

Charlottenburg walk: Jewish life and antisemitism.

Walking tour: Anarchism in Friedrichshain until 1933.

Tour with Nirit Ben-Joseph: Jewish doctors at the Charité.

Tour of master drawings by Rubens, Jordaens and van Dyck.

Porträtwerkstatt: families create their own portrait.