Featured Events in Berlin in April 2025 (February Updated)

The exhibition will display 60 artworks from the Odessa Museum of East and West and 25 artworks from the Berlin Gallery, comparing the similarities between the two collections and exploring the artistic origins between Ukraine and Western European countries. The Odessa Museum of East and West was founded in 1923 and is one of the most important foreign art collection institutions in Ukraine. In September 2023, 74 core collections from the Odessa Museum of East and West's painting collection were sent to Berlin to avoid being affected by the war. This collection is all European paintings from the 16th to 19th centuries, including paintings by many well-known artists such as Frans Hals, a Dutch Golden Age painter, Bernardo Strozzi, an Italian Baroque painter, Andreas Achenbach, a German romantic landscape painter, and Frits Thaulow, a Norwegian impressionist painter. The exhibition will be divided into 9 chapters, first introducing the German-Ukrainian art transfer and protection cooperation project and its background, and then displaying the collection according to different art schools and genres.

The Berlinische Galerie has devoted over 1000 square metres to presenting its collection. Waiting to be discovered among the roughly 250 works on show are paintings, prints, photographs, architecture and archive materials rarely or never displayed before. Walking around this exhibition is like time travel and takes visitors through Berlin in 17 chapters: the Kaiser’s era, the Weimar Republic, the Nazi dictatorship, the new beginnings after 1945, Cold War in the divided city, and the counter-cultures and unconventional lifestyles that evolved in East and West under the shadow of the Wall. In East Berlin, an alternative art community developed from the late 1970s. In West Berlin from the late 1970s, aggressive art by the “Neue Wilden” placed the divided city back in the international limelight.

LAS Art Foundation is pleased to present Pollinator Pathmaker, a living artwork and participatory project conceived by artist Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg. This impactful initiative in interspecies art uses algorithmic technology to generate planting schemes for gardens, computed to support the greatest diversity of pollinating insects possible. It signals a shift toward the post-anthropocentric thinking necessary to face the current climate and biodiversity crises, and toward the non-human aesthetics and experimental formats that pave the way. Ambitious and future-minded, it is exemplary of how art can act as a driver for change, and offer new perspectives on our shared planet. Growing in the forecourt of the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin, the LAS- commissioned garden will be the first edition outside of the UK. LAS has committed to amplifying Pollinator Pathmaker’s impact by undertaking an extensive public campaign, which calls upon local communities, hobby gardeners and activists to get involved in pollinator protection by planting their own version of the artwork – what the artist refers to as DIY Editions – via Ginsberg’s free online tool: www.pollinator.art. Responding to the alarming decline in pollinator populations in recent decades, Ginsberg has worked with horticulturalists, pollinator experts and an AI scientist to devise an algorithmic tool that designs bespoke gardens for pollinating insects. Supported by the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin, the LAS Edition will be customised for Continental Europe, and will feature more than 7,000 plants of 80 different varieties, planted over a 722-square-metre plot.

With the Retrospective in the Neue Nationalgalerie, a comprehensive insight into the work of Nan Goldin from 1980 to the present day is given for the first time. Her individual series of works will be shown in the form of slide shows and films in pavilions designed by Hala Wardé in the upper hall of the Neue Nationalgalerie – each of these “buildings” is conceived in relation to the respective series of works; together they form a kind of village. After the opening in Stockholm and Amsterdam, the exhibition will now be shown in Berlin and will travel to Milan and Paris.

Donkeys are one of the earliest farm animals raised by humans. This exhibition will use paintings, sculptures, pottery, papyrus and other objects collected by the Egyptian Museum and the Near Eastern Museum in Berlin to detail the use of donkeys in different fields such as agriculture, military and religion in the ancient world, and present the importance of donkeys to ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia from different perspectives. People often think that donkeys are stubborn, stupid and lazy, but they don’t know that this idea is based on prejudice based on misunderstanding of donkeys’ behavior. In fact, donkeys are smart, loyal and self-reliant animals. Donkeys mainly play an important role in civilian life, but they can also be used in military scenes, taking on the responsibility of carrying food and equipment, and calming excited horses.

The artist duo is well-known for their radical transformations of museum and gallery spaces, as seen in The Collectors at the Danish and Nordic pavilions for the 53rd Venice Biennial (2009), Tomorrow at the Victoria and Albert Museum (2013), and Bonne Chance, which spanned nearly the entire Centre Pompidou-Metz building (2023). Among their most significant public sculptures are Short Cut (2003), featuring a Fiat Uno and caravan seemingly emerging from the ground – first exhibited at Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, Milan and now in the collection of the MCA Chicago; Prada Marfa (2005), a forever closed Prada boutique situated in the midst of the Texan desert along Highway 90; Powerless Structures, Fig. 101 (2012), depicting a boy astride a rocking horse, commissioned for London’s Fourth Plinth on Trafalgar Square; and Van Gogh’s Ear (2016), a full-sized swimming pool turned vertically, first displayed at Rockefeller Center, New York. Their sculptures and institutional exhibitions often invoke the audience’s participation, creating unexpected situations and environments. In recent years, they have held solo exhibitions at major art institutions such as the Amorepacific Museum, Seoul; Musée d'Orsay, Paris (both 2024–2025); Centre Pompidou-Metz (2023–2024); Fondazione Prada, Milan (2022); Nasher Sculpture Center, Dallas (2019–2020); Whitechapel Gallery, London (2018–2019); and UCCA Center for Contemporary Art, Beijing (2016).

The exhibition is aimed at gamers of all ages, but also at visitors who have little experience with computer games. The fact that computer games have developed into a leading medium is no longer a daring thesis. The social and aesthetic significance of the interactive and multimedia medium can no longer be overlooked. The computer game has freed itself from its origins as a laboratory experiment and toy and has become "the" medium of digital society, somewhere between pop culture, entertainment and art. With the opening of the exhibition »The World of Games« in the fall of 1997, the ZKM was one of the first art institutions worldwide to give video game culture a permanent public platform in an art context. Since then, the ZKM has repeatedly reshaped the presentation of games in a series of different exhibitions.

Monstrous like Medusa, beautiful like Aphrodite, faithful like Penelope – many women from ancient mythology are known primarily as stereotypes of traditional female roles. Inspired by a surge in new readings of these myths, the Antikensammlung (Collection of Classical Antiquities) is taking a fresh look at the goddesses and heroines.

Monstrous like Medusa, beautiful like Aphrodite, faithful like Penelope – many women from ancient mythology are known primarily as stereotypes of traditional female roles. Inspired by a surge in new readings of these myths, the Antikensammlung (Collection of Classical Antiquities) is taking a fresh look at the goddesses and heroines.

Monstrous like Medusa, beautiful like Aphrodite, faithful like Penelope – many women from ancient mythology are known primarily as stereotypes of traditional female roles. Inspired by a surge in new readings of these myths, the Antikensammlung (Collection of Classical Antiquities) is taking a fresh look at the goddesses and heroines.

Monstrous like Medusa, beautiful like Aphrodite, faithful like Penelope – many women from ancient mythology are known primarily as stereotypes of traditional female roles. Inspired by a surge in new readings of these myths, the Antikensammlung (Collection of Classical Antiquities) is taking a fresh look at the goddesses and heroines.

This showcase exhibition at the Neues Museum is dedicated to one of the first animals to be domesticated by humans: the donkey.The particular significance of this widely underestimated grey animal in the contexts of Ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia is presented here from a range of different perspectives, ultimately revealing one key detail: the donkey was utterly indispensable in the ancient world.

The Gemäldegalerie is showcasing 60 paintings from the Museum of Western and Eastern Art in Odesa, the famous port city in the south of Ukraine that has in recent years been ravaged by war. The artworks in question were evacuated from the city before the onset of war and transferred to safety in Berlin, where they will be brought into dialogue with paintings from the collections of Berlin’s museums. The large-scale special exhibition, which follows on from a small preview presentation in the spring of 2024, is an extraordinary collaborative project funded by the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media.

The Gemäldegalerie is showcasing 60 paintings from the Museum of Western and Eastern Art in Odesa, the famous port city in the south of Ukraine that has in recent years been ravaged by war. The artworks in question were evacuated from the city before the onset of war and transferred to safety in Berlin, where they will be brought into dialogue with paintings from the collections of Berlin’s museums. The large-scale special exhibition, which follows on from a small preview presentation in the spring of 2024, is an extraordinary collaborative project funded by the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media.

About this courseThe total watercolor, gouache or tempera course consists of around 30 lessons that last 2 hours each. You can join at any time during the course. At the start of the event you choose which material you will use. The lessons will happen almost every Tuesday at 19:00-21:00 in Berlin. This course is aimed at introducing the painting process with watercolor, gouache or tempera as the main medium. These lessons cover the various techniques and methodologies. It is suitable for beginners and or even professionals who want to rationalize the watercolor painting process. It is being hosted by the visual artist Miltos Despoudis. How much does it cost?1st Lesson tryout costs 12€. You can do that only once. 4 x Lessons (2 hours each) cost 90€. 1 x Lesson (2 hours) costs 25€. You can pay either by cash or card at the event. Where is the venue?This happens at CISpace - Coworking & Weinbar Bugenhagenstraße 9, 10551 Berlin !Please double check that you are standing on the correct address, you might be 5 meters away from it. There is a big sign with CISpace written on it. Check the photo attached also. How do I subscribe?You need to reserve a spot here and come at the event. You can pay at the event. If there are no availiable tickets here, please send us a message. Please verify that you are attending so that we know and prepare accordingly with the art supplies. What do I need?Materials will be provided at the venue. You can also bring your own art supplies, it might be helpful to learn working with what you have. More InfoThis lesson is also known as Watercolor Painting Lesson or Watercolor Workshop . Learn more about the watercolor lesson plan here: https://creativesessions.art/painting-on-paper-workshop/ Issues with the eventIf any issues occur you can contact us via: -Eventbrite -Instagram at @ icreativesessions -Website Contact Form at https://creativesessions.art/contact Refund PolicyO n case by case scenario. If you paid for a tryout session we can refund up to one day before the event starts. If you paid for the 4 lesson packet and used one of the tickets no refunds are possible. The photo below shows the entrance of the venue. Information Source: Creative Sessions | eventbrite

Die Leselounge ist eine gemütliche Showlesung. Ob schon veröffentlicht oder noch Newcomer - bei uns geben verschiedene Autor*innen ihre Texte zum Besten. Wie sind sie zum Schreiben gekommen? Woher nehmen sie Inspiration? Welche Metaphern hassen sie? Unsere gemütliche Couch wird schnell zum heißen Sofa. Musiker*innen aller Genres begleiten uns musikalisch durch den Abend. Information Source: Theater Verlängertes Wohnzimmer | eventbrite

About this courseThis is a painting workshop with the goal of teaching people how to create paintings using either oil colors or acrylics. The total subject lessons consists of around 27 lessons that last 2.5 hours each. You can join at any time during the course. On each lesson the first part will be about theory and exercise and the second one about canvas time. Each participant will have the chance to work on canvas and start making paintings as artworks. All materials are provided by us. Each lesson has a subject. We do not follow a particular order, and every lesson is actually unique and many times personalized. This means that every time the attendess will have to do something new and different. You do not have to paint on canvas and with the mentioned art materials, you can also choose to use any of your wish. Most of the observations and exercises work well with all art materials. It is suitable for beginners and or even professionals who want to rationalize the canvas painting process. It is being hosted by the visual artist Miltos Despoudis. How much does it cost?First lesson try-out costs 17€. You can do that only once. 4 x Lessons Packet(2.5 hours each) cost 120€. In order to participate you need to prepay 4 lessons. You can pay either by cash or card at the event. 1 x Lesson (2.5 hours) costs 35€. Materials: A ll of the materials are included within the ticket reservation except the canvases. You can paint anything on a canvas we will provide you free but if you want to keep the canvas you will have to purchase it at the same cost we bought it. Canvases range from 3 to 9 Euros. How do I subscribe?You need to reserve a spot here and come at the event. You can pay at the event. If there are not availiable tickets here, please send us a message. Please verify that you are attending so that we know and prepare accordingly with the art supplies. Where is the venue?This happens atCISpace - Coworking & Weinbar Bugenhagenstraße 9, 10551 Berlin !Please double check that you are standing on the correct address, you might be 5 meters away from it. There is a big sign with CISpace written on it. Check the photo attached also. What do I need?The art materials will be provided at the venue. You can also bring your own art supplies, it might be helpful to learn working with what you have. Keep in mind that working with colors might make your clothes dirty, but in general we try to be clean. More InfoThe workshop happens almost every Wednesday. Learn more about the lesson plan here: https://creativesessions.art/workshops/painting-workshop/ Issues with the eventIf any issues occur you can contact us via: -Eventbrite -Instagram at @ icreativesessions -Website Contact Form at https://creativesessions.art/contact Refund PolicyOn a case by case scenario. If you paid for a tryout session we can refund up to one day before the event starts. If you paid for the 4 lesson packet and used one of the tickets no refunds are possible. This is the entrance of CISpace. Information Source: Creative Sessions | eventbrite

Berlin New Stand-Up Award 2025! Grand Final Hey, you! Welcome to the 6th edition of the Berlin New Stand-Up Award! We’re happy to report that Berlin’s stand-up comedy scene in English is bursting at all funny seams! Wow! This year, a record number of applications is expected. The heats will take place in Cosmic Comedy Berlin, the semi-finals in Refugio in Neukölln, and the splashy, up roaring finals in Heimathafen Neukölln. The prize money for the winner is over 1000€, and the runner-up 300€ + eternal fame and glory, of course. You, the audience, have the power! You decide which top 2 contestants made you laugh the hardest and will go through to the semi-finals! This event is in English! — OPENING TIMES — Doors: 7pm Show: 8:30 – 10:30pm — TICKETS — Get your tickets here: https://berlinnewstandupaward.com/tickets/ — VENUE — Heimathafen Neukoelln Karl-Marx-Straße 141, 12043 Berlin (U-BHF Karl-Marx-Strasse) https://heimathafen-neukoelln.de/ — COMMUNITY — Comedy in English Website : https://comedyinenglish.de/ Berlin Comedy Telegram Group : https://t.me/+Sl0aT6tr9eydABR9 Information Source: Berlin Chili Fest | eventbrite

Experienced boxers are invited to participate in Boxsparring mit Luciano at Fenriz Gym in Berlin. The event takes place every Saturday from 13:30 to 15:00. Participants must have a minimum of 2 to 3 years of boxing training, ideally with prior competition experience and regular sparring practice. Compliance with wearing flip-flops outside of training areas is mandatory, so please remember to bring a pair. Glass bottles are not permitted in the gym. Join us and fellow boxers to enhance your technique at this free event. Your presence is eagerly anticipated. The address for the event is Lobeckstraße 36, 10969 Berlin. Come and refine your skills on April 5th, 2025, from 13:30 to 15:00 at Fenriz Gym for an enriching Boxsparring experience with Luciano.

SOIREE STAND-UP - 5 humoristes - SAMEDI 5 AVRIL 2025Placement 20h30 // Début 21h00My Beers - 64 Rue de Berlin, 53000 Laval(Re)Découvrez les soirées du Carton Comedy un peu partout ! Avec + de 50 villes desservies, le Carton Comedy est désormais le plus grand Comedy Club itinérant de France ! Des plateaux de stand-up avec une sélection d'artistes humoristes au talent reconnu venant de toute la France. L'entrée est gratuite (conso au bar) et la rémunération des artistes se fait au chapeau (un minimum de 5 à10€ par personne pour un spectacles d'humoristes professionnels en déplacement sera apprécié). 🎤 𝐋𝐈𝐍𝐄-𝐔𝐏 : A venir Information Source: Carton Comedy | eventbrite

Andrea ist ein riesiger Fan von Franz Kafka, und Annette begeistert sich für Künstlerinnen wie Yael Bartana, Anne Imhof und Maria Lassnig. Jetzt kommt beides zusammen – in einer außergewöhnlichen Ausstellung! Franz Kafka (1883–1924) gehört zu den prägendsten Schriftstellern der Moderne. Seine Werke wie Der Prozess, Das Schloss oder Die Verwandlung faszinieren bis heute durch ihre surreale Bildsprache, existenziellen Fragen und die bedrückende Auseinandersetzung mit Bürokratie, Macht und Identität. 100 Jahre nach Franz Kafkas Tod öffnet das Jüdische Museum Berlin mit seiner Ausstellung Access Kafka neue Türen zu seinem Werk. Handschriften und Zeichnungen aus Kafkas Nachlass begegnen hier zeitgenössischer Kunst – darunter Werke von Yael Bartana, Maria Eichhorn, Anne Imhof, Martin Kippenberger, Maria Lassnig, Trevor Paglen und Hito Steyerl. Im Mittelpunkt stehen universelle und zeitlose Fragen nach Zugängen: Was bedeutet es, Zutritt zu einem Raum – real, imaginär oder virtuell – zu erhalten?Wer entscheidet über Einlass und Zugehörigkeit?Wie verändern sich Kafkas beklemmende Themen wie Desorientierung, Überwachung und absurde Regelwerke in unserer digitalen Gegenwart?Lasst Euch mit ART BREAKERS durch diese faszinierende Ausstellung führen und entdeckt neue Perspektiven auf Kafka und die Gegenwartskunst! Nach einer Führung bleibt Zeit für eigene Entdeckungen – und natürlich für einen inspirierenden Austausch bei Kaffee und Kuchen! Wir freuen uns auf Euch! Im Eintrittspreis inkludiert ist: Eintritt in die Ausstellung im Jüdischen MuseumExklusive Führung durch die Ausstellung mit einem Guide des MuseumsBetreuung durch und Austausch mit dem Team von ART BREAKERS und anderen kulturbegeisterten MenschenOrganisation des anschließenden Treffens interessierter Teilnehmer:innen im Museumscafe (Selbstzahlerbasis)Fotocredits: Mary Flanagan, Videostill aus borders: chichen itza, 2010, mit freundlicher Genehmigung der Künstlerin Franz Kafka, Schwarzes Notizbuch, Zeichnungen, ca. 1923 Maria Lassnig: Zwei Arten zu sein (Doppelselbstportrait), 2000 Anne Imhoff: AI Winter, 2022, Video, Farbe, Ton Information Source: ART BREAKERS | eventbrite

✨ Erwecke deine Lebenskraft durch Atem und Berührung ✨ Erlebe die transformative Kraft des Atems in Kombination mit bewusster Berührung. In diesem 2-stündigen Workshop lernst du, wie du mit tantrischen Atemtechniken und achtsamen Berührungen tiefere Verbindung, Intimität und Ekstase in deinen Körper und dein Leben bringen kannst. Was dich erwartet: 🌬️ tantrische Atemtechniken für Energiefluss und Präsenz 🌬️ Übungen, um deine Lebensenergie durch den Atem zu wecken und zu lenken 🌸 Bewusste Berührungspraktiken, um Körper und Seele in Harmonie zu bringen 🌸 Ein sicherer und geschützter Raum für Selbsterfahrung, Reflexion und Austausch Für wen ist dieser Workshop geeignet? Dieser Workshop ist ideal für alle, die die Verbindung von Atem und Berührung erforschen und vertiefen möchten. Ob du bereits Tantra-Erfahrung hast oder ein neugieriger Anfänger bist, dieser Kurs bietet dir wertvolle Impulse, um dich mit deiner Lebenskraft und Sinnlichkeit zu verbinden. Der Workshop ist sowohl für Einzelpersonen als auch für Paare geeignet. Dieser Workshop fidnet im privatne Rahmen mit maximal 12 Teilnehmenden statt. Du solltest unbedingt offen dafür sein Übungen mit dem eigenen Gender zu absolvieren. Standart ist bei uns das Single-Männer mit anderen Single-Männern üben. Während des Workshop werden die Partner häufiger gewechselt um unterschiedliche sensible und energetische Erfahrungen zu machen. Wenn ihr euch als Paar angemeldt habt sollte dies kein Problem für euch darstellen. ✨ Awaken Your Life Force Through Breath and Touch ✨ Experience the transformative power of breath combined with conscious touch. In this 2-hour workshop, you will learn how to use tantric breath techniques and mindful touch to create deeper connection, intimacy, and ecstasy within your body and life. What to Expect: 🌬️ Tantric breathing techniques to enhance energy flow and presence 🌬️ Exercises to awaken and direct your life force through breath 🌸 Mindful touch practices to harmonize body and soul 🌸 A safe and supportive space for self-discovery, reflection, and sharing Who is this Workshop For? This workshop is perfect for anyone looking to explore and deepen the connection between breath and touch. Whether you are experienced in Tantra or a curious beginner, this session offers valuable insights to help you connect with your life force and sensuality. It is suitable for both individuals and couples. Additional Details: This workshop takes place in a private setting with a maximum of 12 participants to ensure an intimate and comfortable atmosphere. Important: Participants should be open to practicing with people of their own gender. In our workshops, it is standard for single men to practice with other single men. During the workshop, the partners will be changed frequently in order to have different sensitive and energetic experiences. If you have registered as a couple, this should not be a problem for you. Information Source: yonisthana.de | eventbrite

This show, while full of laughter and storytelling, takes the audience on a journey through both the highs and the lows of life in one of the world’s most iconic cities: London. The performance goes deep into the heart of the capital through the eyes of someone who thought leaving behind Spanish tapas would be the hardest part—until he experienced British immigration and employment-based visas. Brace yourself for brutally honest comedy, guiding you through corporate insanity with a theme of accountability. About the artistJakob Kerkhove started doing comedy in Barcelona right before the pandemic hit (so he's both smart and lucky). Once Covid started to give up its attempts to conquer the world, he emerged more and more as a writer, storyteller, and amateur comedian. At the beginning of 2024, he kicked in a door at a bar in Barcelona's Eixample and started the now well-established open mic “Jokes & Beers”. Then in the summer of 2024, he performed his first one-man show titled “Act Normal” at the Edinburgh Fringe (the world’s largest arts festival) where it received glowing reviews. Now he’s back with this brand-new story... Review (includes spoilers)London Is Great isn’t just a show; it’s a survival guide for anyone who’s ever been chewed up and spat out by the Big Smoke. And by “chewed up,” I mean forced to pay thousands by Stacey from HR—London’s reigning queen of passive-aggressive emails and malicious compliance. Through Jakob’s razor-sharp humour, we learn that the whole toxic work experience didn’t just cost him his sanity; it also gifted Barcelona a comedian who can turn bureaucratic misery into gut-busting and painfully relatable comedy. Between the queues, the overpriced rent, and the emotional minefield that is expat life, Jakob somehow finds the funny in it all. His show is a love letter to London—with all the love crossed out and replaced by laugh-out-loud disdain. It’s the therapy session you didn’t know you needed—but much cheaper. Information Source: Not Jokes & Beers | eventbrite

About this courseThis is a painting workshop with the goal of teaching people how to create paintings using either oil colors or acrylics. The total subject lessons consists of around 27 lessons that last 2.5 hours each. You can join at any time during the course. On each lesson the first part will be about theory and exercise and the second one about canvas time. Each participant will have the chance to work on canvas and start making paintings as artworks. All materials are provided by us. Each lesson has a subject. We do not follow a particular order, and every lesson is actually unique and many times personalized. This means that every time the attendess will have to do something new and different. You do not have to paint on canvas and with the mentioned art materials, you can also choose to use any of your wish. Most of the observations and exercises work well with all art materials. It is suitable for beginners and or even professionals who want to rationalize the canvas painting process. It is being hosted by the visual artist Miltos Despoudis. How much does it cost?First lesson try-out costs 17€. You can do that only once. 4 x Lessons Packet(2.5 hours each) cost 120€. In order to participate you need to prepay 4 lessons. You can pay either by cash or card at the event. 1 x Lesson (2.5 hours) costs 35€. Materials: A ll of the materials are included within the ticket reservation except the canvases. You can paint anything on a canvas we will provide you free but if you want to keep the canvas you will have to purchase it at the same cost we bought it. Canvases range from 3 to 9 Euros. How do I subscribe?You need to reserve a spot here and come at the event. You can pay at the event. If there are not availiable tickets here, please send us a message. Please verify that you are attending so that we know and prepare accordingly with the art supplies. Where is the venue?This happens atCISpace - Coworking & Weinbar Bugenhagenstraße 9, 10551 Berlin !Please double check that you are standing on the correct address, you might be 5 meters away from it. There is a big sign with CISpace written on it. Check the photo attached also. What do I need?The art materials will be provided at the venue. You can also bring your own art supplies, it might be helpful to learn working with what you have. Keep in mind that working with colors might make your clothes dirty, but in general we try to be clean. More InfoThe workshop happens almost every Wednesday. Learn more about the lesson plan here: https://creativesessions.art/workshops/painting-workshop/ Issues with the eventIf any issues occur you can contact us via: -Eventbrite -Instagram at @ icreativesessions -Website Contact Form at https://creativesessions.art/contact Refund PolicyOn a case by case scenario. If you paid for a tryout session we can refund up to one day before the event starts. If you paid for the 4 lesson packet and used one of the tickets no refunds are possible. This is the entrance of CISpace. Information Source: Creative Sessions | eventbrite