Spandau promotes creative diversity: 140,000 euros for cultural projects!

Spandau fördert 2025 mit 140.000 Euro kulturelle Projekte. Entdecken Sie innovative Initiativen, die Vielfalt und Austausch fördern.
Spandau promotes cultural projects in 2025 with 140,000 euros. Discover innovative initiatives that promote diversity and exchange. (Symbolbild/MB)

Spandau promotes creative diversity: 140,000 euros for cultural projects!

Berlin, Deutschland - In the district of Spandau, the cultural diversity is promoted by the fund of decentralized cultural work. A total of 140,000 euros are available for 2025 to support a variety of projects. The first round of funding already included 90,000 euros, while a further 50,000 euros were provided in the second round. In the second round of funding, applicants can apply for a maximum of 10,000 euros per project, which offers a lot of space for creative ideas. These financial means should help promote cultural exchange and diversity within Spandaus, such as [berlin.de] (https://www.berlin.de/ba-spandau/aktuelles/pressemaytreiungen/2025/Pressemage department.

for 2025 a total of 18 cultural projects were selected, which reflect the different facets of local cultural life. This includes concerts, theater performances and interactive events that are intended to strengthen the sense of community and promote the creativity of the citizens. Special projects include the "Ost West hearing. Yun-Haus concerts 2025" of the International ISang Yun Society e. V. and the play "The process of Franz Kafka" of the Magma Theater. The diversity of the funded projects is created by the commitment of artists, associations and initiatives that all contribute to the cultural landscape of Spandaus.

variety of funded projects

The funded projects for 2025 include:

  • "east west. Yun-Haus concerts 2025" -International Isang Yun Society e. V. (five concerts on the music of Isang Yun)
  • play "The process of Franz Kafka" - Magma Theater Spandau e.V. (Dramatization of Kafkas Werk)
  • "dream under trees" - comma club e.V. (jazz music and pizza in public space)
  • concert project "brought back to sound" - Thomas Müller and Gisbert Schürig (historical clay racel in electronic music)
  • "Listen monument monument" - artists duo "Pigeon loft" (participatory city walks)
  • work of the Al-Farabi Music Academy (promotion of music projects for children and adolescents)
  • Christmas concert of the Evangelical Christmas Church Community (concert on December 15th)
  • alcoven - Ulrike Brand and Ingo Reulecke (interactive project in architectural niches)
  • Gatower Theatersommer - Community Association Heerstraße Nord e.V. (Festival from April to November)
  • concert "Blech meets wood" - trombone choir under the reed roof and the Alphorn.berlin e.V. (concert on November 8, 2025)
  • Theater play "Die Sorganns" - youth theater workshop Spandau e.V. (staging on neighborhood settings)
  • Event series "Encourage instead of splitting" - Discover Jewish Europe e.V.
  • exhibition "The Windmühlenberg in the change of the seasons" - Dorfhaus Gatow e.V. (Photo exhibition)
  • exhibition "Textures of Memory" - Guthmann Akademie (project via Neukladow)
  • Openmic - Evangelical Church Circle of Spandau (weekly events for local talents)
  • "Limitless together - Kladow and Groß Glienicke" - Kladower Forum e.V. (anniversary events)
  • "Reading Summer see."
  • "Protest in the forest" - Georgia Krawiec (workshops for the forest occupation of the Spandauer Forsts)

The applications for funding reflect the strategy of supporting artists and initiatives. The application is clearly regulated: a written application with a project description, curriculum vitae and financing plan is required. In addition, the high quality projects must be approved in order to be approved as part of the available budget. Projects that work specifically with children and adolescents are excluded because there is a separate funding program for this, as can be read on the website of the berlin.de.

The decentralized cultural work, which also supports cultural projects in other Berlin districts such as Tempelhof-Schöneberg, shows that the cooperation between artists, communities and administrations has a positive influence on cultural exchange. In Tempelhof-Schöneberg, similar funding is provided for projects in the areas of exhibitions, concerts, performances and more, so that the idea of ​​cultural support in Berlin is thought holistically. Information about the application in Tempelhof-Schöneberg can be viewed on DECONTRALE-KURTURWARK.de.

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