Lóistín saoire ar cíos in Beirlín

Together, we'll dive into the history of sexual science and sex life in Berlin. This is a unique and one-of-a-kind experience, fully packed with lots of historical images and videos you usually wouldn't find in a history book. After a brief introduction and getting to know each other, we'll explore the diversity of sexual life in the Roaring Twenties in Berlin, including: - sex work & kinky life;  - gay & lesbian nightlife; - the home of gay British writer Christopher Isherwood;  - gender diversity in world-famous Eldorado clubs;  - Dr Magnus Hirschfeld's story – one of the world's first sexual scientists;  - the world's first institute of sexual science, including the world's first sex museum; - the early trans*, intersex, gender non-conforming and non-binary rights movements; - the eradication of sexual freedom by Nazi Germany. Optionally, after this block of 90 minutes, you can either opt-out or have the possibility of additionally learning about the following: - the „world’s first gay man“; - the emergence of nudist culture; - the mass murder of LGBTIQs under Nazi Germany; - the emergence of the AIDS epidemic;  - and the history of current clubs of sexual liberty, including the Kit Kat, Berghain, and Lab. Additionally, we'll do a quiz and will crown a winner at the end. You'll leave this experience with knowledge you won't find in most history books!

My tour of Berlin is very different than the usual Politically correct BS. Actually, think of this as the Politically incorrect tour of Berlin, so feel free to bring along your favorite rude jokes when joining us. It will be full of bad language and bad taste jokes-while paying respect where it is due. No snowflakes allowed! Our exploration will involve memorials, monuments and graves, along with churches and parks. We will discuss a mix of history, current events, local cuisine, the best spots for a cold German beer by the city center of Berlin. Be prepared to be socially active. Other things to note The tour is meant for adults, 18 or older. Each guide will have a sign to identify them self.

Once I had to stay home to flatten the curve, I started taking pictures of random items with a smartphone daily. Not only such an Instagram photo-challenge was very inspiring & fun activity for 50 consecutive days but it's also a great way to keep yourself sane throughout lockdown. And now I’m excited to share my experience with you and help unleash your creativity. During one hour of this empowering workshop, you'll learn how to take nicer pictures with ANY type of smartphone & edit them faster using absolutely the best FREE mobile app! We'll begin with an overview of my favorite creative techniques for finding an idea of what to shoot. Then, we'll practice taking photos of items found at home using advanced features of smartphone cameras. After that, I'll introduce you to helpful criteria that will save a ton of time when selecting the main candidates to edit. Finally, I'll share time-saving tricks & hints on adding a little magic to your photos when editing on mobile. By the end of our session, you'll get a fresh idea for your quarantine routine and a new inspiring skillset to use also for work, leisure, or travels when we're back to normal life again. Are you ready to get creative with me, my stay-homies? * Looking for a fun team activity? Use the 'Contact Host' button to send your request. Teams from Google, Nike, Facebook, Netflix, Intel, and others already loved it. Other things to note If you can't use Zoom due to your country's or corporate restrictions and would like to join over the G Meet, please let me know that in advance by using the 'Contact Host' button.

Brandenburger Tor und Museumsinsel kann jeder! Auf diesem Rundgang geht’s durch den Teil von Berlin-Mitte, den viele noch nicht kennen. Und das obwohl er eine ungemein spannende Geschichte hat. Wir treffen uns am Hackeschen Markt und erkunden dort das alte Jüdische Berlin. Wo kam es zur größten spontanen Protestdemonstration gegen den Holocaust? Wo versteckte ein mutiger Berliner blinde Juden vor den Nazis? Und was wurde aus Berlins ältestem Jüdischen Friedhof? Eindrucksvolle Denkmäler, unglaubliche Geschichten und magische Hinterhöfe gibt es hier zu entdecken. Wir sehen einen der einzigen Orte, wo der wilde, kreative und bunte Charme der 90er-Jahre noch zu sehen ist. Außerdem zeige ich euch meine Lieblingsstraße in ganz Berlin - die große Hamburger Straße - weil es hier so unglaublich viele Geschichten zu erzählen gibt und die Zeit stehen geblieben zu sein scheint. Wie wurde die neue Synagoge gerettet? Und wieso kam Martin Luther King nach Ostberlin? Danach reisen wir per U-Bahn in den ältesten Teil der Stadt, der komplett im Dornröschen-Schlaf liegt. Hier lernen wir, was der U-Bhf Klosterstraße mit dem alten Babylon gemein hat. Wo steht Berlins mittelalterliche Stadtmauer noch? In welchem Restaurant soll schon Napoleon gespeist haben? Und wo befand sich das weltweit erste Museum gegen Krieg? Von der Ruine der Klosterkirche geht’s zur Mühlendammschleuse in der Spree.

I would like to invite you for a 2.5 hour workshop, to paint together, to discuss art and music, and to get acquainted with Berlin’s unique Techno scene. This workshop is meant for you to express your creativity. You won’t need to buy materials and you don’t need to have prior painting experience. You just need to show up and enjoy the process. In the end you will have a beautiful work of art (acrylic on canvas), made by you, ready to be hung on your walls. How it goes: First we will explore the creative process - what inspires you? What would you like to express/paint? When decided upon the subject, we will choose the best techno/house/goa set to express it and I will instruct on the correct choice and mixing of colors. We will begin to work in layers of color. We will take 2 breaks to discuss the process, evaluate the outcome so far and decide how to proceed. Drinks and snacks on me! We will create final touches and corrections and you will take your newly made Techno Painting with you. While we're painting I will gladly share the "secrets" of Berlin's club culture. Discussing the dress codes and door policies of the major clubs, where I party every weekend. Other things to note Please contact me if you are a group. I have ability to host groups up to 8 people, but details need to be discussed first.