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Berlin Events in August

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Make the most of summer one last time: Berlin remains one of the most exciting cities for culture, music, and leisure in August 2026. Whether it’s major concerts, electronic music, contemporary dance, art and museums, street food, or sports—the capital has something for a wide variety of interests. To make your choice easier, we’ve organized the most interesting events by category. This way, you can quickly discover which events best match your personal interests.

FU.Life Events

With our FU.Life Events, we aim to create diverse opportunities for connection and exchange. In August, the focus is on two events: an art opening and an After Work Reset -two different formats that offer space for art, conversation, and a relaxed time together.

After-Work Reset with Verena

Your laptop closes. The workday is officially over. And yet—somehow—it isn’t. Your shoulders are still hunched up to your ears. That one meeting is still playing over and over in your head. Your thumb hovers constantly over your inbox, “just to check one more time.”

Does this sound familiar? You’re not doing anything wrong during your after-work time. Your nervous system just hasn’t caught on yet that the day is over.

We spend so much energy organizing the start of our workday—the routines, the coffee, the to-do lists—and almost none on shaping its end. But without a clear conclusion, the workday doesn’t stay at your desk. It comes home with you, sits down with you at the dinner table, and keeps you company while you try to fall asleep.

Date August 19, 2026

Time 6:00–7:30 p.m.

Location Heidestraße 19, 10557 Berlin

Price: Free

Number of participants Limited to 15 people

Dress code: None - just come as you feel comfortable

Registration: By email to verena@twistbrainandbody.com

Vernissage: Every Home Deserves a Masterpiece with Kelvin Kioi

In his art, Kelvin Kioi blends African and European influences to create a visual language all his own. His works span abstraction, realism, and contemporary painting, exploring themes such as cultural diversity, identity, and encounter.

At the opening, you can watch Kelvin Kioi create a new artwork live and gain insight into his creative process. The exhibition will take place in one of our serviced apartments - a unique setting where art and living space come together.

Date: August 11–13, 2026, daily from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM

Where: Kurfürstendamm 69, 10707 Berlin, 3rd floor, Room 3.02

Free entry

The venue is wheelchair accessible and easily reached by elevator.

Vernissage: Bolley Clothing meets FU.Life Runway

The exhibition’s concept explores fashion as an art form, with a particular focus on sustainability, craftsmanship, and artistic expression. Instead of presenting the garments in the traditional runway format, I will display them as sculptural fashion creations on mannequins, allowing each garment to be experienced as a standalone work of art.

The images I shared earlier are examples of my work and offer a visual glimpse into my creative practice. I will also send you a curated selection of the final pieces that will be on display at the exhibition. These images may also be used for promotional and communication purposes related to the exhibition.

Date: August 11–13, 2026, daily from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM

Where: Kurfürstendamm 69, 10707 Berlin, 3rd floor, Room 3.02

Admission: Free

The venue is wheelchair accessible and easily reached by elevator.

🎵 Music & Concerts

  • Deftones – August 18, Wuhlheide
  • OMD – August 18, Spandau Citadel
  • ZAZ – August 21, Spandau Citadel
  • Joji – August 29, Velodrom
  • Sarah Connor – August 15, Waldbühne
  • Antilopen Gang – August 15, Spandau Citadel
  • Roland Kaiser – August 21, Waldbühne
  • Young Euro Classic – July 31 through August 16, international youth symphony orchestras at the Konzerthaus

💃 Dance, Performance & Contemporary Culture

🎨 Art, Museums & Culture


🍜 Food & Fun

🎉 Parties, Clubs, and the Berlin Lifestyle

Zug der Liebe – August 29: A demonstration featuring electronic music and political and social activism

And if you’re still looking for the perfect apartment for your summer in Berlin, check this out:

Book your serviced apartment on Kudamm

What's the best way to get to the event?

Berlin has a well-developed network of subways, commuter trains, trams, and buses. The best way to plan your route to the event venue is to use Google Maps or the BVG app.

How do I get from BER Airport to downtown Berlin?

From Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER), you can easily reach the city center by regional train or S-Bahn. Depending on your destination, a taxi may also be a good option.

Do I need a ticket for public transportation?

Yes. You'll need a valid ticket to ride the subway, commuter rail, tram, and bus. Depending on how long you're staying in Berlin, single-ride tickets or day passes may be a good option.

Is the event also suitable for international guests?

Yes, our events are open to anyone interested in meeting new people, experiencing culture, and engaging in cultural exchange. Depending on the event, the program is conducted in German or, in some cases, in English.


Can I participate on my own?

Of course. Our events offer a great opportunity to meet new people and strike up conversations with other guests.