ForEveryone is a Berlin-based NGO, and we are passionate about this city. From our Boxhagener Platz cafe to our local workshops and events, find out more about how we are creating community in the heart of Berlin.
Rave the Planet 2026 Guide: History, Route, Tips & What to Expect Planning to join Rave the Planet Berlin 2026? This guide covers everything you need to know before the
Making meaningful friendships takes more than simply spending time together. In this article, we’ll explore the science behind human connection, why shared experiences matter, and how building community helps create a lasting sense of belonging whether you’re new to Berlin or simply looking to connect.
Looking for an affordable ceramic workshop Berlin for beginners? Discover English-speaking pottery workshops, compare studios and prices, and find pottery classes in Berlin for expats who want to get creative, meet people, and learn pottery in a welcoming environment.
Discover Fête de la Musique Berlin 2026: free concerts, local artists, and community events across the city. Find out where to go and what to expect, including live music at No.52 Café.
Moving to a new city can feel exciting at first, but loneliness and emotional overwhelm often appear once the novelty fades. This article explores how art and creative expression can help communicate emotions that are difficult to put into words, offering comfort, connection, and emotional release.
We all know that communities are important for our lives, both mentally and physically. Gathering with a group of people to practice something common or just simply talk can be
Berlin is not an exception to the loneliness epidemic, even with its thriving cultural scene and busy streets. But there are ways to combat it! We’re discussing the spaces where people of all ages and backgrounds can meet and transform loneliness into belonging, connection, and wellbeing.
At ForEveryone, community is at the heart of our mission. That’s why we’re excited to shine a spotlight on other Berlin NGOs doing incredible work to bring people together and uplift our neighbourhoods.
During Berlin’s Long Night of Museums, the city stays open late, welcoming visitors to explore a vibrant program of tours, interactive workshops, concerts, readings, artist talks, performances and DJ sets. Discover the best things to see this year.
Imagine this: 858 live music venues, the same day, in one city. That will become true on the 21st of June (the longest day of the year, a.k.a. Summer Solstice) in Berlin. This is Fête de la Musique!
