Here you find information, links, and documents about various services and programmes in Berlin. They offer further helpful information about working in Berlin, with a particular focus on cross-sector collaboration and networking.

At the start of the project, we interviewed three artists about their work. This resulted in three informative interviews. You will soon be able to read them here. 

Cultural spaces in Berlin are scarce and under threat. The new, publicly accessible register of Kulturraum Berlin gGmbH (in German only) helps to protect them, develop new ones and strengthen cultural participation.  

With over 2,400 locations currently recorded, the digital map of Berlin's cultural diversity is systematically visible for the first time and is becoming a unique tool for cultural urban development.

To the interactive map (in German only)

Artists and cultural actors (organisers, collectives, associations, etc.) from all disciplines can take advantage of free individual consultations at touring artists on international projects and work stays abroad or in Germany. Among other things, the platform offers a comprehensive and easy-to-use funding database containing numerous funding programmes for artists and cultural professionals.

to the touring artists platform 

The kulturBdigital HelpDesk (in German only) is a new, free support service for all questions relating to the digital infrastructure of Berlin's cultural scene.

Here you will find a platform for collegial exchange on IT and digital topics, as well as materials such as checklists, guidelines and sample templates. The kulturBdigital HelpDesk offers individual support for your technical projects, referral to centres of expertise and information sessions for the ever-growing knowledge pool.

Go to HelpDesk (in German only)

Various digital platforms are currently being developed in Berlin to promote the sustainable use of objects and technology through lending. The Berlin leiht (in German only) project is setting up a meta search engine that searches across numerous Berlin lending initiatives. Dingsda is an inventory and lending platform that enables people to share things. The Cosum (in German only) platform, on the other hand, focuses on the sustainable borrowing and gifting of everyday items. Together, they are strengthening the sharing culture in the city.

To the platforms Berlin leiht (in German only), Dingsda, Cosum (in German only)

With the open source VM-1 video mixer, you can mix and sample videos professionally yourself at low cost.

Discover the VM1