Wine Tour to Radebeul

Exhibition: Secessionen Klimt, Stuck, Liebermann

Berlin's museums are once again attracting visitors this autumn with great exhibitions that can be visited together with other club members. The first of these is a visit to the Alte Nationalgalerie. The exhibition "Secessions Klimt, Stuck, Liebermann" is dedicated for the first time to the three art metropolises Berlin, Munich and Vienna in comparison to the turn of the century.

Around 200 paintings, sculptures and graphic works by 80 artists make up this exhibition, which will be on show for the first time in Berlin until the end of October and then move on to Vienna.

We are pleased to have been able to arrange an exclusive guided tour for our Club members for this special highlight in the Alte Nationalgalerie.

The exhibition is open until 6.00 p.m. on this day, so that the exhibition can be viewed individually for a short time afterwards.
If you have a museum card that allows free admission to the museums, please let us know directly when registering.

ICB Book Club

Anyone who not only enjoys reading books, but equally enjoys discussing them, is invited to attend the Book Club meeting, which is held on the second Thursday of every month.

Ladies Only - Lecture

In October, we will once again kick off with small presentations and discussions on various topics as part of our Ladies-Only evenings.

On this evening, we welcome our long-standing club member, Dr. Kerstin Niethammer-Jürgens, who will delve into the question "What is family today? - The necessary modernization of German family law in the face of "colorful" lived models" in her presentation.

Dr. Niethammer-Jürgens is a lawyer specializing in family law. She serves, among other roles, as a speaker on European family law at events organized by the European Legal Academy and as a lecturer in international family law and child law in lawyer and judge training programs.

Let's Have a Chat

Let's Have a Chat is currently taking a break and is expected to start again in the new year.

Exhibition: Edvard Munch - Magic of the North

In cooperation with MUNCH in Oslo, the Berlinische Galerie für Moderne Kunst is showing a special exhibition by the Norwegian artist Edvard Munch. "Magic of the North" tells the story of Edvard Munch and Berlin through paintings, prints and photographs.

We are pleased to have been able to arrange a guided tour for our club members for this much sought-after exhibition. Places are limited to 20 participants.

The exhibition will be open until 20.00 on this day, so that individual lingering after the exhibition will be possible.

Deadline for registration is 21.10.2023.

*If you have a museum card that allows free admission to the museums, please let us know directly when registering. A later refund of the entrance fee is not possible!

Meet the Press - Germany and the self-assertion of Europe

Dietrich von Kyaw was an ambassador and Permanent Representative of Germany to the EU in Brussels. He served as a diplomat in Africa, at the United Nations in New York, and as an Economic Counselor at the German Embassy in Washington. After his retirement, he remained active primarily as a member of the supervisory board of ADF-Gaevert NV in Mortsel/Antwerp and as an advisor to the Lithuanian government on EU accession matters.

This man has seen the world and helped shape European history, as none other than Jean Claude Juncker has said. And the best part is that he is also a member of the International Club.

His new book is titled "Germany and the Assertion of Europe." Club member and journalist Thomas Kausch will discuss the new challenges facing the democratic West in times of political, economic, and societal change with Dietrich von Kyaw in his popular ICB series "Meet the Press." These challenges concern all of us.

"Meet the Press," Sunday, November 5, 2023, as always at 12 noon.

ICB Book Club

Anyone who not only enjoys reading books, but equally enjoys discussing them, is invited to attend the Book Club meeting, which is held on the second Thursday of every month.

Let's Have a Chat

Let's Have a Chat is currently taking a break and is expected to start again in the new year.

Ladies Only

Every month the "Ladies" gather for small talk.

Talks by remarkable women. Inspiring conversation.

Take advantage of this informal get-together to enjoy drinks and snacks coupled with inspiring discussions and new acquaintances.

Saint Nicholas visits the Club

Every year, St. Nicholas visits the International Club Berlin and is delighted to receive poems or songs from our club children. As a thank you, there are small gifts.

Places are limited to a maximum of 25 children. We ask for your understanding that this experience is intended for the youngest among our club members and that we therefore give priority to registrations from children up to and including the age of 9. Should there still be places available by 04 December, we are also happy to receive registrations from older children.

In preparation, please let us know in writing what you would like Father Christmas to give your child. One or two sentences are sufficient. Please send them by email to event@ic-b.de.

Please also remember to bring a small gift for your child, which you should hand in to the club secretary's office by 04.12.2023.

We ask for your understanding that for reasons of space, a maximum of two adults per family can be registered to accompany the children.

Meet the Press - Review of the Year 2023

TV journalist and Club member Thomas Kausch reflects on the political year 2023 with international journalists. 

A popular highlight in the Club year to which all Club members and their guests are cordially invited.

Registration deadline is 08.12.2023

ICB Book Club

Anyone who not only enjoys reading books, but equally enjoys discussing them, is invited to attend the Book Club meeting, which is held on the second Thursday of every month.

Ladies Only

"Ladies Only" is taking a Christmas break. The next event will take place on January 16th, 2023.

Let's Have a Chat

Let's Have a Chat is currently taking a break and is expected to start again in the new year.