Still something behind the gills? Unfortunately no longer in Britta Richter’s cultural center. It’s a bit hidden between Havel, C&A and the Karstadt car park in the old town of Berlin-Spandau – and complains about a cold kitchen.
The “Kiezküchen” are finally out, the bistro “Unvernunft” above the cinema is dark, reports the Spandau newsletter from the Tagesspiegel (in full at tagesspiegel.de/districts). Is there anything else going on?
A new operator with kitchen ideas is now being sought. The district office around culture and real estate councilor Carola Brückner, SPD, wants to reassign the gastronomy in the culture house. For this purpose, an operator is being sought by April 30th “who gives visitors the opportunity to buy drinks and food on the event days in the Kulturhaus. In addition, an inexpensive lunch menu is to be offered on weekdays,” the papers say. which you can find here in full.
The rental price is 7 euros per square meter, up to 130 square meters. “In the case of evening events, catering operations begin no later than 90 minutes before the start of the event and end after the end of the event,” the specifications say.
It used to be a substation
The house is a former substation built in the 1930s. Since 1986 it has been used as a cultural center – an institution of the district office. In addition to the cultural hall (140 seats), there is also the gallery on the ground floor, a studio stage on the roof (70 seats, was expanded in 2010) and daily ballet courses. The office of the Spandau partnership association is also on the third floor.
“In the house is also a cinemawho is also entitled to offer drinks and snacks at events.” Luckily, the M&M supply is secured one way or another.
Our district newsletters already have more than 275,000 subscriptions. In it we bundle news from the district, pick up on neighborhood debates, give tips and appointments. The district newsletter is available once a week at tagesspiegel.de/districts. Feel free to try us. We look forward to you. Here are the topics from the current Spandau newsletter.
- New THW boss in an interview. “We are always happy to accept new challenges,” says Kai Rölecke, the honorary head of the Technical Relief Agency in Spandau, and talks about operations ranging from the bursting of the Aquadome to the blowing up of trees (yes, you read that right). We present the THW man and his important work in our newsletter section “Neighborhood”. Other newsletter topics this time include:
- Black-red coalition agreement from Spandau’s point of view: Water polo arena, subway, tram to Kladow, cemeteries, junk boats, water police – and a place for Helmut Kohl.
- New elementary school, new boss, new name? Lots of news about the construction site visit in Hakenfelde
- Global Ambassador: “Spandau” pastries now also at the main train station in Toronto/Canada
- BBO music evening: 1,000 euros for the Staaken Foundation through a benefit evening at the Bertolt Brecht School
- BBO anniversary: In the newsletter, the architect talks about the “watchtower” on the school roof
- Spandau police coded bikes again
- Fewer and fewer cars in Spandau – but how many exactly? Statisticians name the numbers in the newsletter
- 127 year old oak Liked: Start of construction in the Kisseln
- Gutspark Neukladow: Reconstruction of the avenue starts
- culture house: Restaurateur wanted in the old town
- Lots of cultural tips from the arcades, from the Jewish theater ship and from the senior choir
- 70 years thatched roof chapel in Kladow: the festival, the anniversary, the hike
- Barfly celebrate birthday
- The Spandau SV is back on Neuendorfer Strasse
- Rowing Union Arkona invites you to the open day – and four other rowing clubs as well
….and much more from Spandau you can read in the current Spandau-Newsletter tagesspiegel.de/districts
