Berlin Weekend Guide: Film Heritage Festival, Bauhaus Show and Fashion Pop-Ups
The Berliner Zeitung's weekend guide for 23–25 October highlights the Film Heritage Festival at the Deutsche Kinemathek, a Bauhaus photography exhibition and a string of fashion pop-ups across the city, plus an extra hour of sleep from the overnight clock change.
The Berliner Zeitung published its weekend guide for Friday to Sunday, 23–25 October 2026, recommending a broad range of cultural activities. The Film Heritage Festival at the Deutsche Kinemathek runs through Sunday, presenting restored films from 20 countries including a 1953 Turkish horror film notable for the first on-screen appearance of Dracula's fangs. The Temporary Bauhaus-Archiv is showing Eine Million Objekte, featuring photographer Florian de Brün's images of the world's largest Bauhaus collection, running through April 2027. Italian label La Piscine makes its German debut at KaDeWe with its autumn-winter collection, while Rhea hosts a pop-up at Open House in Prenzlauer Berg and Overkill holds its fifth archive sale in Kreuzberg. A 10-euro vintage sale at Thee Cultivator on Sunday offers 1990s and 2000s designer pieces. Artist Tanja Ostojić opens her first major German retrospective at Kunstraum Kreuzberg. Berliners also gain an extra hour of sleep when the clocks go back overnight Saturday to Sunday.
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