Let’s be honest: it’s not easy to get out of bed on cold Winter mornings. But luckily December 1st is around the corner! Advent calendar presents will make us jump out of the sheets in excitement for our daily presents in the run up to christmas.
You don’t have a calendar yet? Well be quick and get yourself one of those twenty four day surprises! We chose some unique advent calendars for you, three from Berlin and an extra one from Hamburg. Enjoy our selection after the jump.
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by Lia | Design, Products
After three editions of advent calendars the team of the KreuzbergKalender thought of something entirely new for this year’s edition. Instead of little presents the 2014 edition contains little riddles you are asked to solve. The 24 questions from the categories gossip, sports, culture and politics call odd, extraordinary and important events from 2014 to mind.
Instead of using many words the girls let images speak this year and created a cute little film explaining how the KreuzbergKalender 2014 works and how you can participate. Watch it after the jump.
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by Lia | Entertainment, Kreuzberg
Our movie girl Lia’s project the KreuzbergKalender normally has their events in December during Christmas time. So having a party now seems a bit out of the ordinary, but the reason was that they won the party at Leetchi. So they celebrated Christmas in Febuary together with FluxFM at Fluxbau with a big bang. Enjoy the impressions after the jump!
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by Frank | Party, Photos
Berlin Kreuzberg is multifaceted, innovative and there’s always something new to discover. The KreuzbergKalender, an interactive advent project, presents and celebrates the neighborhoods creativity each year in December. But why does the KreuzbergKalender throw a party in Feburary? Because the team won the FluxBau for one night. And what ist he room best equipped for? Well dancing, meeting great people and celebrating of course. So the KreuzbergKalender invites you all to celebrate the neighborhood without any Christmas hoopla and all for a good cause….
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by Lia | Entertainment, Party
December is always packed. But before everyone heads home and Berlin feels like completely emptied out everyone wants to do something nice with their friends. Each year the KreuzbergKalender offers small events that provide the perfect opportunity for lasting memories and the team has great things planned for the upcoming weeks…
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by Lia | Events, Kreuzberg, Neukölln
Bodi Bill
If you believe in the Mayan predictions, the end of the world is very near. You may think the idea is nothing but absurd, but if you don’t want to be sitting on your sofa when the big day comes, you gotta make sure you go out and appreciate the last hours of life. This week can be the perfect excuse to party or to get some last sips of culture and if by some strange miracles the world doesn’t end on Friday, there is still much going on during the weekend. Decide yourself how the world is going to end with the events after the jump!
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by Devid | Art, Fashion, Movies, Music, Party
Because my time is simply flying by and I don’t even have a minute to think about going to the cinema, i prepared another trailerfest for you. The party of trailers suits the current mood, where anticipation is King. Looking forward to the KreuzbergKalender, which will open with a big opening party this friday (DO COME!), an exciting December and finally more time for the movies.
Researching what awaits me on the silver screen these upcoming weeks I got even more excited. A new film by french star director Francois Ozon, a documentary about fantastic artist Marina Abramovic and Lola Randl (a re-appearing guest at the Short Film Festival Oberhausen) has made her first feature film.
Trailers to all those and more after the jump…
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by Lia | Movies
Last year around this time I was still very relaxed and the Christmas corners in the supermarkets annoyed me like most other people. But then I sat in our kitchen with a good friend and we came up with idea of an Advent calendar that contains real experiences instead of stale chocolate. What was said was done and relaxation was quickly replaced with excel-sheets, nights of filling paper bags and plenty of anticipation for the Holiday season. Although the KreuzbergKalender was a fairly improvised project in its first year, it was a surprisingly great success. Our handmade Advent calendars sold out quickly and plenty of friends and fans visited the events we hosted and created memories we still talk about.
Now December is approaching and we decided to give the KreuzbergKalender another go in 2012. But this time around we’d like to not only do it for our friends, but with all those cool kids interested in what’s new and exciting between Schillerkiez and Moritzplatz.
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by Lia | Art, Events, Kreuzberg, Neukölln
