Creative Lunch Club is a global community that brings together creatives, like designers, illustrators, marketers, and filmmakers, for casual, in-person lunch meetups.

Each month, members are matched with two others in their city to share a meal, exchange ideas, and build meaningful connections.

Friends of Figma is a global network of local design groups supported by Figma, where UX, UI, and product designers come together to learn and exchange ideas. Each chapter hosts events like design critiques, community talks, and tool-focused workshops to foster collaboration and creative growth.

Ladies, Wine & Design is a global nonprofit initiative championing women and non-binary creatives in the design industry. Founded by Jessica Walsh, it offers free mentorships, talks, and creative meetups in over 280 cities worldwide. The goal: foster community, elevate underrepresented voices, and promote leadership in the creative field.

CreativeMornings is a global breakfast lecture series for the creative community, with free monthly events in over 200 cities. Each gathering features a short talk, coffee, and the chance to connect with like-minded people. Every event centers around a global theme, inspiring fresh ideas and conversation.

Located in Mitte, Ocelot is a modern bookstore that lives up to its name. It features a curated selection of books from independent publishers and hosts regular reading circles. The in-house café offers excellent coffee and pastries, making it a favorite spot for creatives to read, work, or meet up.

Tempelhofer Feld has become a dynamic canvas for Berlin’s creative community, hosting initiatives like the POV Art Gallery, an artist-run space in a former observation tower that showcases contemporary works from Central and Eastern Europe . The Luftschloss Tempelhofer Feld transforms the open space into a cultural stage each summer, offering performances and exhibitions curated by ATZE Musiktheater in collaboration with local artists .

Sankt Oberholz is a coworking café in Berlin where startups like SoundCloud got their start. With fast Wi-Fi, great coffee, and a creative crowd, it’s a go-to spot for freelancers, founders, and digital nomads.

KAOS is a creative workspace and community located in a former metal factory by the Spree in Berlin. It brings together designers, artists, and makers with access to wood and metal workshops, studios, and event spaces, ideal for prototyping, exhibitions, and hands-on collaboration.

Berlinsche Galerie is a modern art museum showcasing Berlin-based artists in visual art, photography, and architecture. It’s tucked away in Kreuzberg and often features cutting-edge exhibitions and local creative talent.

do you read me?! is a boutique magazine and book shop in Mitte, stocked with international design, art, photography, and fashion publications. A must-visit for anyone into beautiful print and creative inspiration.

Shakespeare & Sons in Friedrichshain is a cozy bookstore and café known for its excellent bagels and selection of English books. It’s a quiet spot to read, work, or run into other creatives.

Silent Green is a multidisciplinary arts venue in a converted crematorium. It offers studio spaces, exhibition rooms, and concert stages, and regularly hosts experimental and forward-thinking events in art, music, and media.

KINDL is a former brewery turned contemporary art center in Neukölln. The industrial setting hosts large-scale exhibitions, performances, and talks, making it a cultural anchor for Berlin’s artistic community.

Holzmarkt is a riverside village built by artists and creatives. With cafés, event spaces, art studios, and a relaxed open-air vibe, it’s a unique cultural space that embodies Berlin’s DIY spirit and community-driven ethos.

Urban Spree is an independent art space, gallery, and cultural venue in Friedrichshain. Known for its street art, live music, exhibitions, and pop-up markets, it’s a raw and authentic hotspot for alternative culture in Berlin.

Factory Berlin blends coworking with curated community. Designed for creators, founders, and technologists, it hosts events, offers mentorship, and connects members with a vibrant network across tech and creative industries.

betahaus Berlin is one of the city's most established coworking spaces, offering a creative environment for freelancers, startups, and remote teams. With open workspaces, event areas, and a strong community vibe, it’s a go-to spot for Berlin’s creative scene.

Situated in the historic Alte Münze near Alexanderplatz, this creative hub brings together artists, designers, and innovators under one roof, aiming to establish one of the strongest creative communities globally

Pictoplasma is the world’s premier festival for contemporary character design, bringing together artists, illustrators, animators, and designers from around the globe. Held in Berlin, the event features inspiring talks, exhibitions, screenings, and workshops, all celebrating the power of visual storytelling through unique characters. Whether you're into digital art, illustration, or animation, Pictoplasma is a must-attend for creative minds looking to explore the future of character-driven design.

This two-day event at HKW Berlin will feature over 40 international speakers across three stages, offering talks, hands-on workshops, immersive installations, and exclusive side events. Forward Festival Berlin is an unparalleled opportunity for creatives to connect, gain inspiration, and explore the forefront of design and communication.

The Art Department Berlin is an annual festival and conference organized by We Are Playgrounds, focusing on the art and design processes in film, animation, and games. The 2025 edition is scheduled for May 24–25 at Silent Green in Berlin. The event features artist talks, demos, screenings, live sketching sessions, portfolio reviews, and recruitment opportunities.

Berlin Design Week is an annual event that showcases innovative and sustainable design across various disciplines, including product design, architecture, communication, and research. Held every spring, it features exhibitions, talks, workshops, and networking events throughout the city, highlighting design's role in addressing social, technological, and ecological challenges .

An online magazine presenting diverse perspectives in contemporary art and culture. It features studio visits, feature topics, reviews, Q&A sessions, videos, and a comprehensive events calendar, making it a valuable resource for staying updated on Berlin's art scene.

Berlin Design Network connects designers across Berlin through events, job opportunities, and community initiatives. It’s a central hub for anyone working in or entering the city’s design scene.

Creative City Berlin is a comprehensive platform for Berlin's cultural and creative industries. It offers information on funding opportunities, workshops, events, and job listings, serving as a central hub for artists and cultural professionals in the city.