Big Ideas, Real Impact.

Join us for a living program of performances, activations, artist talks, community kitchen, film screenings, dance gatherings, concerts, and the presentation of the kültüř gemma 2025 scholarship and fellowship results.

This gathering reclaims space as a site of memory and continuity, where civil resistances are interwoven as living archives. It approaches knowledge as active, embodied memory—continuously reconstructed through plural realities that emerge and are celebrated through art in a contemplative and collective way. Grounded in decolonial sensibilities, the program invites us to unlearn, remember, and reimagine together beyond dominant narratives

Thoughtfully crafted to elevate what matters most.

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Community Kitchen

We warmly invite you to join our two day training where we will explore how to gather around food in ways that are caring, creative, and community rooted. Together we will share tools, experiences from different places, and inspiration to build more connected and sustainable community practices.

We are especially looking for people between 15 and 30 years old who feel motivated to build community through food.

After the training, we will host six weekly open cooking nights to keep learning, practicing, and cooking together. You will have the chance to lead and put your ideas into action.

✨ Free of charge
✨ Barrier free spaces
✨ No previous kitchen experience needed

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(RE)MEMBER - GROUP SHOW & PERFORMANCES
Feb
26
to 8 Mar

(RE)MEMBER - GROUP SHOW & PERFORMANCES

w/Lati, Naomi, Roomy, Felix, Beatrice, Tezi, Alyhaa, Nee-Sha, Malak, Tsion, Kweku, Andrea, Laurène, Adokwei, Michael, Gabriel, Genet, Merci

We invite you to (Re)member with us.
Within Black history, remembering is not only
an act of reflection, but one of connection:
Honoring those who came before us,
recognizing ourselves in the present,
and imagining what we are building together.

To (re)member in this landscape is to insist on presence.
This year’s Black History Month engages the politics of
personal, public, and spiritual memory,
reconnecting and celebrating how Black artistic practices
serve as narrative archives and world-making forces.

We invite you to gather with us.
To witness, reflect, and celebrate, as these works offer
context, perspective, witness and joy to our collective story.
Rooted in collective care and ancestral presence,
this exhibition celebrates memory as something
we share, sustain, and carry forward together.

This exhibition is orgnized by The Cultural Hybrid Collective together w/MEZEKƎRƎ

The exhibition runs from Feb 26th - March 8th

Program 26.02.26

17:00 Exhibition Opening
18:00 Opening Speech
18:30 Dance Performance Genet
19:00 Music Performance NEE-SHA
20:00 DJ Set Felix, Roomy & Alyhaa
24:00 End

w/Delicious Kongolese Food by FONDATION LA GRANDE

Program 27.02.26

16:00 Doors open
16:30 Story by Bea
17:00 Story by Njideka
17:30 DJ Set Felix & Alyhaa
18:30 End

w/Delicious Finger Food by FONDATION LA GRANDE

Program 28.02.26

14:00–16:00 Surprise Act
17:00 Listening Session by Felix, Roomy & Alyhaa
18:00 Story by Kweku
18:30 Story by Malak
19:00 Reflection and eating together
20:00 Band
22:00 Afterparty at Funkaus in collaboration with bpps

w/Delicious Finger Food by FONDATION LA GRANDE

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FROM RESISTANCE TO RESTORATION – A Healing Manual for Those Who Held the Line Too Long w/Ankwetta Achaleke
Feb
21
to 22 Feb

FROM RESISTANCE TO RESTORATION – A Healing Manual for Those Who Held the Line Too Long w/Ankwetta Achaleke

FROM RESISTANCE TO RESTORATION
A Healing Manual for Those Who Held the Line Too Long

We are delighted to announce our collaboration with the wonderful Ankwetta Achaleke @ankwetta.achaleke ‘FROM RESISTANCE TO RESTORATION – A Healing Manual for Those Who Held the Line Too Long’, which is specifically aimed at the people who support our society with their frontline work.

More information about the two-day listening medicine session TBA

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