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icked information dropped conveniently into your inbox at no cost in either English or German. From Berlin, about Berlin — and beyond. Cee Cee was founded by Sven Hausherr (www.studiohausherr.com) and Nina Trippel (www.ninatrippel.net).

15/08/2025

Late summer, open air, with your favorite person and popcorn in your hands. On 29.08., we’re teaming up with Hinge () – the dating app designed to be deleted – for our “Moonlight Movie Night” at Studio C on Rummelsburger Bucht: a one-night-only open-air cinema experience made for connection, conversation and a little magic.

On the screen, you’ll see “Palm Springs” (2020) - a witty, wild twist on the classic rom-com that will make you laugh, think and maybe feel a little closer to whoever’s sitting next to you. Drinks, snacks, water views and that Berlin late-summer vibe are all included. Bring someone along: your best friend, your date, or your partner. This night’s made for sharing, from the first cheers to the final credits. Rain or shine, it’s on. 🌙✨ RSVP link in bio.

12/08/2025

Since its founding in 1996, the Berlin Biennale for Contemporary Art () has become one of the most important international forums for contemporary art. For the 13th Berlin Biennale (14.06.–14.09.), curator Zasha Colah has chosen the urban fox as a model: a creature that roams the streets uninvited, slipping through gaps in the city’s fabric. Likewise, the participating artists and collectives take over the exhibition spaces. What is exhibited is the resistant art that emerges from conflict zones or gives voice to their stories.

Credits: Anawana Haloba; Sammlung Hartwig Art Foundation; Margherita Moscardini, The Stairway, 2025. © Margherita Moscardini; Gian Marco Casini, Livorno; Armin Linke, Negotiation Tables, 2025. © Armin Linke; image: Eberle & Eisfeld; Jane Jin Kaisen / VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2025, image: Eberle & Eisfeld; Han Bing und Kashmiri Cabbage Walker, image: Eberle & Eisfeld; Helena Uambembe, image: Marvin Systermans; Simon Wachsmuth / VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2025, image: Eberle & Eisfeld; Htein Lin, image: Eberle & Eisfeld; Kiki Roca, Las Chicas del Chancho y el Corpiño, image: Diana Pfammatter, Eike Walkenhorst; Iris Yingzen, image: Eike Walkenhorst

02/08/2025

Have you already spotted at the “FIT Freie Internationale Tankstelle”? 👀 Since July, they’ve temporarily moved into the iconic former gas station — a cultural hub for over two decades, shaped by art, dialogue, and community. Just a few steps from their Five Elephant Schwedter location, you can now enjoy your favorite coffee and cakes at their Summer Retreat, just like always!

Next weekend (08.–09.08.), Five Elephant will host a special pop-up here with Natural Wine by Keg Nat (), ice cream by Earlybird () and coffee and cakes by Five Elephant. Enjoy two days of warm afternoons, cold drinks, and good company from 14–19h30.

Photos: Ruby Watt for Cee Cee Creative ()

22/07/2025

Greens, grooves & golden mornings — Croissant Session No.02 is a wrap! 🥐🪩

What started with the idea of sharing a crispy croissant and some music to bring people together has turned into a playful way to take over vibrant spots across the city — all dreamt up at Cee Cee and produced by Cee Cee Creative ().

Last Saturday, we landed in Berlin-Mitte for round two, this time alongside our friends from Matchasome () and Women Authors of Achievement (.berlin). The beats from DJ krizzi with the k! () set the tone, and the sidewalk filled up with new faces, familiar ones, and conversations that felt like catching up with old friends.

Big thanks to everyone who brought their morning energy, stuck around, and picked up one of our Croissant Session tees. We can’t wait to spot them in the wild.

No.03 is coming! Bring a friend and join us on Saturday, 23.08.2025. More details on the way.💥

Photos: Ruby Watt for Cee Cee Creative ()

17/06/2025

Weekend mornings just levelled up — Croissant session No.01 was a vibe! This past Saturday, Isla Coffee Bar () transformed into the ultimate daytime hangout. Together with Refuge Worldwide (), Coffee Week Berlin (.berlin) and the infectious beats of Monty Luke (), we brought fresh croissants, top-notch coffee and good vibes to the sidewalk. It was packed, lively, and just perfect.

Huge thanks to everyone who showed up, enjoyed the tunes, and made the morning so special. Our limited-edition tees flew off the shelves — hope you grabbed one!

If you missed out, don’t worry. We’re already cooking up the next session. Stay tuned! 🪩🥐

Photos: Ruby Watt for Cee Cee Creative ()

13/06/2025

This summer, Plantclub (.io) is planting seeds of connection, creativity, and community with “Growing in Berlin”: From 26.06 to 25.07, their studio and green spaces transform into hubs of inspiration — with workshops, talks, pop-ups, and more. Think: drawing in the greenhouse, making your own summer-inspired plant scent, rehoming retired plants, sipping natural wine, and diving into ideas on circular design. Each event is a small celebration of what we can grow together. 🌱 Link to RSVP in bio.

Photos: Daniel Pecsi for Cee Cee Creative ()

30/04/2025

From 15–18.05.2025, Berlin Design Week () returns with the theme “Common Sense” – a call for clarity in a world that grows more complex by the day. Less trade fair, more manifesto, BDW turns the city into a lab for ideas, materials, and visions that ask: what will matter tomorrow?

From Tom Dixon’s keynote to international perspectives from Guatemala and Argentina, from future-facing material talks to the late-night energy of “Sense the Uncommon,” the week unfolds across exhibitions, panels, and studios.

Find out more via the link in bio.

Photos: A-N-D; Objekte Unserer Tage; White Label Project

29/04/2025

How can the challenges of climate change be made visible — subtly, poetically, yet emphatically? Ruinart (), the oldest champagne house in the world, answers this question this year with Julian Charrière (.charriere). The French-Swiss artist is known for exploring the relationship between man and nature, time and landscape. For Ruinart, Charrière embarked on a symbolic journey into the past, to the Lutetian Sea, which, 45 million years ago, was located near today’s Champagne. As a part of the collaboration, Charrière created a series of photolithographs with color spectrums fed by local limestone and crushed coral.

On the occasion of the Gallery Weekend, the works will be shown for the first time at the Ruinart Champagne & Art Bar at Palais Populaire (01.–04.05., daily 13–21h) before traveling to Art Basel and Frieze Seoul. Take a break from the Gallery Weekend marathon in Mitte with a glass of champagne in your hand – enjoy some exclusive Ruinart cuvées or special light dishes at their bar. Link in bio.

Photos: Alice Jacquemin

26/04/2025

Berlin Bites returned with a spirited evening at Kalle Halle (.berlin) – in every sense. Together with Botucal (.de), we dove into the bold flavours of Venezuela’s craftsmanship, paired with creative bites from of Berlin’s finest culinary minds. Between vibrant food stations and flowing drinks, the night became a toast to craft, taste, and community. Thanks to everyone who came through – and to all the chefs, bartenders, and hands that made it happen. More bites, more sips, more soon. 🥃

Photos: Robyn Steffen for Cee Cee Creative ()

25/04/2025

In the middle of bustling Charlottenburg, where Asian markets, designer stores and international restaurants share the street, find a kitchen that unites Japanese craftsmanship and Italian light-heartedness: LoFūfu (.berlin). Influences from both cultures and kitchens are interpreted as a multi-course menu in omakase style and served almost as if in a personal conversation. At the heart of the restaurant is a long stainless steel counter, where chef Amodio Iezza prepares his dishes right in front of the guests. The menu features what the team lovingly calls “Omakase Italiano”, accompanied by sake, wine and classic cocktails.

Lo Fūfu’s Italian interpretation of the traditional omakase combines eight courses based on four types of fish — sometimes with potato foam, soft egg yolk and bottarga, sometimes with tagliolini and truffle, lemon and parsley. The similarities between the two cuisines speak for themselves: the fresh seafood, the high-quality meat, and the love of regional and seasonal produce. With room for 26 guests, a visit to Lo Fūfu is intimate yet interactive.

Photos: Steffen Sinzinger, Romy Kaa

18/04/2025

Music enthusiasts in Berlin have long awaited the arrival of Pastiche (), a new community-driven venue, and the latest space to join the ranks of the burgeoning Hi-Fi listening scene in town. And yet, what makes Pastiche so special is that it’s not merely an audiophile outpost: it’s a hybrid cultural space for exchange and cross-pollination with music at its core. Pastiche’s prepossessing, light-filled storefront combines a Hi-fi listening venue, café, and a thoughtfully curated record shop that offers an eclectic selection of vinyl. It also operates an ‘open-genre’ record label that spotlights the city’s vibrant yet underserved music scenes, including jazz, ambient, world, and experimental music.

In keeping with Pastiche’s community ethos, the venue is designed to encourage connection. By night, the shop transforms, as racks of vinyl are replaced with tatami mats, cushions, and the lights are dimmed to a halcyon glow for immersive listening events. With programming that’s set to include performances, workshops, and screenings ramping up this May, we can’t wait to see what Pastiche has in store next! Read more about Pastiche – written by Michael Kugler (), at ceecee.cc.

Photos: Robyn Steffen, Mayra Wallruff

18/04/2025

Music enthusiasts in Berlin have long awaited the arrival of Pastiche (), a new community-driven venue, and the latest space to join the ranks of the burgeoning Hi-Fi listening scene in town. And yet, what makes Pastiche so special is that it’s not merely an audiophile outpost: it’s a hybrid cultural space for exchange and cross-pollination with music at its core. Pastiche’s prepossessing, light-filled storefront combines a Hi-fi listening venue, café, and a thoughtfully curated record shop that offers an eclectic selection of vinyl. It also operates an ‘open-genre’ record label that spotlights the city’s vibrant yet underserved music scenes, including jazz, ambient, world, and experimental music.

In keeping with Pastiche’s community ethos, the venue is designed to encourage connection. By night, the shop transforms, as racks of vinyl are replaced with tatami mats, cushions, and the lights are dimmed to a halcyon glow for immersive listening events. With programming that’s set to include performances, workshops, and screenings ramping up this May, we can’t wait to see what Pastiche has in store next! Read more about Pastiche – written by Michael Kugler () – at ceecee.cc.

Photos: Robyn Steffen, Mayra Wallruff

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