Summer Holiday Program 2025

Summer means action time! 🌞

Once again, Berlin Global Village is opening its doors this summer for children’s and youth programs during the school holidays!

 

What we offer:

- Free use of our seminar rooms for non-profit organizations (preferably migrant-diasporic or development-focused) that would like to run a program in August for children and young people from the neighborhood / Berlin-Neukölln

- Plenty of space for creative, educational, and participatory holiday activities

 

Important:

- You are responsible for covering your own staff and material costs, as well as for any damages

- *cleaning fee will apply (45 Euros)

 

If you're interested, please get in touch by July 15, 2025 via event@berlin-global-village.de

Let’s shape a great summer together for the kids in the Kiez! 

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