FÊTE DE LA MUSIQUE im Garten des Museums Europäischer Kulturen am 21.6.24

In the organizer's words:

Free and outdoors again: the Fête de la Musique in the garden of the Museum of European Cultures. You can expect a varied program with handmade music, wit and seriousness, moving and melting. Spreading a good mood, relaxing and also danceable.

5 p.m. Die Küchenkapelle
These are five passionate musicians from Berlin. Founded in a backyard kitchen, they serve up a melange of folk, klezmer & gypsy. Handmade, reimagined & played with love. With guitar and bass, accordion and clarinet, violin and vocals, all the ingredients are there to have a vitalizing effect on your head, heart and feet.

6 p.m. Judith Antkowiak
Strong melodies and loving poetry unfold in the concerts of Judith Antkowiak (vocals & concert guitar).The Berlin-based singer presents moving songs from different parts of Europe: from French-language chansons to song gems from Spain, Italy, Poland and German-language classics.

7 pm BALU
Powerful melodies pump themselves into your system, lyrics penetrate your body and make their way directly to your heart and soul. Her German-language lyrics are small, timeless masterpieces that are in no way inferior to the power of the catchy melodies, both lyrically and in their expressive imagery. Like her personality, Balu's sound cannot simply be pigeonholed - it is bold, authentic and genuine.

20:30 Mamajoga
Folk and pop are the central elements of their music.With vocals, guitar, violin, ukulele, accordion, electric bass and drums, they develop their own sound colors: sometimes rocky, sometimes in waltz time, full of wordplay and with rapid tempo changes.

Free admission.
The exhibitions are open free of charge from 5 to 8 pm.
Eßkulturprovides all guests with food and drinks.

Exhibitions
- Kulturkontakte. Living in Europe - until further notice
- ALL HANDS ON: Lichens until 24.5.2026
- Ongoing: The exhibition on menstruation until 6.10.2024

Price information:

Free admission to all museum exhibitions from 5-8 p.m.