Barber shops, food vendors, tattoo parlors, furniture makers, micro brewers, barista – these are all big trends right now, not only here in Berlin but in other major cities all over the world. And contrary to the other common favorite dream jobs such as designers, architects and artists none of these require a university degree. Common trades and craftsmanships are having a big comeback and rightly so!
The Pilsner Urquell Werkstatt at Fluxbau is exactly about these kinds of trades that had a dusty old image for the longest time but are now becoming totally hip again. From June 5-13, 2015 they are showcasing a colorful mix of crafts and trades in their Werkstatt. You will be able to look over the shoulder of barbers, carpenters, cheese and sausage makers, smiths, leather makers, glass engravers and many more. Of course in the end of the day there is always gonna be some beer as well as a music program that includes the Berliner Kneipenchor, Frankie Chavez, Phia, TÜSN and many more.
But here comes the best part: Some of their trades and crafts you can even learn how to do yourself in workshops that you can participate in. Learn how to make tattoos, how to brew, how to bake the perfect bread, how to make woodblock prints, how to upcycle bottles and how to roast coffee. Sounds fun? Click on to find out how to win tickets for the workshops and the detailed program of the Pilsner Urquell Werkstatt!
Here you can get an overview of all the workshops where you can participate or just watch and the music program of the Werkstatt. To buy tickets for the workshop check the website. You can click on the image to enlarge it.
If you want to win a pair of free tickets to one of the workshops happening on June 10-13 please leave a comment below and let us know which one you like to go to. Use a valid eMail address in the form. The raffle ends on Monday June 8, 2015 at noon. Good luck and see you at the opening party this Friday starting at 19:30h at Fluxbau, Pfuelstraße 5, 10997 Berlin-Kreuzberg.
Thanks for the support by Pilsner Urquell.