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Countdown to UEFA EURO 2024
These events will get the ball rolling
The countdown to UEFA EURO 2024 is on. At the ITB, the world's largest tourism trade fair in Berlin, the UEFA EURO 2024 mascot Albärt was already out and about and the trophy was also on display as a "Giant Trophy". Various football-themed events are now gradually starting in the city. You can look forward to a gigantic playground on the grounds of the Gropius Bau, concerts, theater, installations - and of course the biggest Fan Zone in the world! You can get in the mood for the UEFA EURO 2024 at these events.
Get ready for an unforgettable summer of football in the German capital! With a little luck, you can now win a UEFA EURO 2024 final weekend in Berlin.
⚽ April 27 - Juli 14 - Radical Playgrounds
The Gropius Bau is kicking off the art and culture programme for UEFA EURO 2024 with an open-air art trail. For eleven weeks, you can explore a labyrinth of large-scale artworks and climb sculptures. The exhibition tells the joint story of playgrounds and political activism. Experience for yourself how much more fun and meaningful it is to play and create together instead of working against each other. Performances and workshops complement the programme.
When: 27 April - 14 July
Where: Gropius Bau, Niederkirchnerstraße 7, Kreuzberg
⚽ 1 May to 1 August - Green your Game
Many projects surrounding UEFA EURO 2024 are centred around fairness. But how fair is it really when footballs or jerseys are produced? Green your Game is all about raising awareness of unfair conditions in the global economy. Everyone can take part, with workshops at sports club level taking centre stage. Sustainable alternatives are developed, which are then presented as part of a tournament. Fair Play!
When: 1 May - 1 August
Where: after registration at globaleslernen@weed-online.org
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⚽ World's best female footballer in a podcast interview at Berlin Unboxed
Two former national players of the women's national football team talk to us about UEFA EURO 2024 in the podcast. Both have a very special perspective on the games and the big football festival. Josephine Henning, one of the most successful female footballers in the world (European champion, gold medal at the Olympic Games in Rio, three Champions League wins) and now an artist and designer, is on the UEFA EURO 2024 programme advisory board for the arts and culture programme. She gives us an insight into how football culture has a positive impact on our society. And Tabea Kemme, who has won the German Championship title four times with her team and has been commentating on football professionally on various channels since 2021, is sure to have a few interesting tips. She will also be reporting on UEFA EURO 2024 for Magenta TV.
⚽ 17 May to 2 November - Marianna Simnet: Winner
Good football is like dancing. With her multi-channel film installation, artist Marianna Simnett transports us into a football ballet that restages the most passionate moments of football. From mid-May, you can experience the emotional highs and lows of the football match in three acts at Hamburger Bahnhof and visit an imaginary stadium world in the video installation "Winner", including AI vendors offering you hot dogs and beer.
When: 17 May to 2 November
Where: Hamburger Bahnhof, Invalidenstraße 50, Mitte
⚽ 23 May to 31 July - Sport. Mass. Power. Football under National Socialism
What role did football play under National Socialism? The exhibition "Sport.Mass.Power.", which was developed by the Sportmuseum Berlin in collaboration with "what matters", addresses this question. On the one hand, the power structures are critically scrutinised, but on the other hand, the fates of people in football who suffered under the racist and anti-Semitic policies of the time are also presented. The exhibition can be seen during a visit to the Olympiapark, the former Reichssportfeld.
When: 23 May - 31 July
Where: Olympic Park, Friedrich-Friesen-Allee, Charlottenburg
⚽ 7 June to 14 July - Ballet of the masses
Christmas 1914: the spontaneous ceasefire five months after the outbreak of the First World War goes down in the history books as the "Christmas truce". The soldiers sing songs together in different languages, swap their weapons for balls and play football. The House of World Cultures is opening its doors to this peacemaking idea of football during the UEFA EURO 2024. Based on the composer Dimitri Shostakovich's quote "Football is a ballet of the masses", visitors are invited to experience football as a great, community-building movement. Readings, artworks, performances, discourses and films will provide food for thought on various topics such as football and geopolitics, football and sexuality or football and racism.
When: 7 June - 14 July
Where: House of World Cultures, John-Foster-Dulles-Allee 10, Tiergarten
⚽ 8 June - Theatre sport EM finals
Auch das Endspiel der Theatersport Europameisterschaften findet in Berlin statt. Theatersport, das ist der theatralische Wettkampf zweier Teams, die aus Publikumszurufen Theaterszenen auf der Bühne improvisieren. Passend zur UEFA EURO 2024 stehen die Themen Europa und Fußball im Rampenlicht. Nach sechs Vorrunden-Spielen stehen sich in Berlin die besten vier Teams gegenüber. Vorhang auf für das Endspiel!
Wann: 8. Juni
Wo: Theater am Potsdamer Platz
⚽ 14 June to 14 July - Fan Zone Brandenburger Tor
The time has finally come. The world's biggest Fan Zone will also see the unveiling of the world's largest football goal. Huge screens await you on the green lawn in front of the Brandenburg Gate, where you can watch all 51 EURO 2024 matches live. And during the breaks in between, there will be music and entertainment on two stages, as well as a dedicated football pitch and plenty of sporting activities.
When: 14 June to 14 July
Where: Fan Zone at the Brandenburg Gate, Mitte
⚽ 14 June to 23 June - One final game
It is the day of the UEFA EURO 2024 final: Toni serves the UEFA boss in the VIP stand of the Olympic Stadium. This theatre piece tells the story of Toni the waiter in flashbacks. You will gain an insight into Berlin as a city of migration and exile. Through Toni's eyes in the VIP stand, you also get to know the other side, the corrupt football elite and the commercialism surrounding the game. When a bomb threat arrives, the situation comes to a head. The officials do not want to jeopardise the game, but gradually leave the stadium themselves. Will Toni take action?
When: 14 June to 23 June
Where: Maxim Gorki Theatre, Am Festungsgraben 2, Mitte
⚽ 15 June - 14 July - Games start in Berlin
You can experience six UEFA EURO 2024 matches live in Berlin this summer. After the opening match in Munich on 14 June (Germany v Scotland), the action continues on 15 June with Spain v Croatia at the Olympiastadion in Berlin. And, of course, the grand final will also be played in Berlin. Here is an overview:
- ⚽ 15 June 2024 at 18:00: Spain v Croatia
- ⚽ 21 June 2024 at 18:00: Play-off Winner A v Austria
- ⚽ 25 June 2024 at 18:00: Netherlands v Austria
- ⚽ 29 June 2024 at 18:00: Round of 16
- ⚽ 06 July 2024 at 21:00: Quarter-final
- ⚽ 14 July 2024 at 21:00: Final
Where: Olympic Stadium, Olympischer Platz 3, Charlottenburg
⚽ 11 July - On Screen: Discover Europe with football and film
The award for the best football short film will be presented on the Fan Zone in front of the Brandenburg Gate on 11 July. Numerous celebrities from the worlds of film, culture and football will be on hand to celebrate. And before the big final, you will see a completely different facet of what football can achieve.
When: 11 July
Where: Fan Zone Brandenburger Tor