Ahoy from Berlin-Spandau! The Unter-Havel Sailing Association, SVUH for short, has its premises on the beautiful Scharfen Lanke and not only has a lot of tradition to show for it (“founded in 1917”). At the Saturday May 13th, the club led by Oliver Schultz invites you to an open day at Scharfe Lanke. are offered Trial sailing (“Don’t forget sports shoes and jacket!”) on yachts and dinghies, a varied children’s program, tasty food from the charcoal grill and other delicacies as well as fine drinks with live music. “Of course you can also go back to the maritime flea market rummage”, writes club boss Schultz to me and thus invites the readership of the Spandau newsletters from the Tagesspiegel a.
“It will be a relaxed afternoon on our beautiful terrace with a fantastic view of the Havel!” Saturday, May 13th from 2 p.m. Address: Scharfe Lanke 133b. More info online at www.svuh.de
Would you like to read more from Spandau? Very gladly. In our Spandau newsletter I bundle once a week the most important news for the district, pick up on neighborhood debates, give tips and dates for the district. The Spandau newsletter is available free and uncomplicated under tagesspiegel.de/districts. Here are some of the topics you will find in the current issue.
- Where is the café between the town hall and the Havel? Now the city council is talking about the schedule and a problem construction site in the newsletter
- News about the Ella Kay home in Kladow: So is that the breakthrough? The city council reports with the first details in the newsletter.
- Doctors, film orchestra, rocky horror picture show and an anniversary: Interview in the newsletter with the boss at the start in the open-air stage at the citadel
- Permanent provisional on Klosterstraße: Is there something happening at the BVG stop? The costs, the schedule in the newsletter.
- 5-storey new building at the corner of the Magistratsweg and Brunsbütteler: the newsletter reports on the new major construction site in Staaken
- Yellow bins are coming: First details are fixed
- What a Havel panorama! newsletter on Visit to the construction site on the circular route around the citadel
- start of the season at the DLRG
- housing: Spandau in 2nd place – and the next construction projects in the water town start
- Subway, Regio, tram and bicycle parking garage: Update in the newsletter on many traffic construction sites from Hakenfelde to Staaken
- 150 years Staaken Cemetery: The newsletter reports on new green, new paths
- Clubs, gastronomy, infrastructurer: Berlin is planning a new water tourism concept
- Anonymous rumors about Kai Wegner: New series about his Spandau, his past, his old pub landlady
- Culture: Ex-Mayor Helmut Kleebank invites you to take a walk on the Havel and the Jewish theater ship
- Newsletter visits Scharfe Lanke: Everywhere swans and eggs
- Clearing work in Staaken: What is the train doing there?
- Urban Development Promotion Day: 3 tips from the newsletter from the old town to Staaken
- Job Market in the arcades
- New playground in Gatow
- New volleyball field at the gravel pond
- church festival in Gatow and Hakenfelde
- handball: VfV cheers twice
- Sailing club makes you want to to club sports on the Scharfe Lanke
- football derbies in Gatow and Hakenfelde. How many spectators came? That’s what the club boss of SC Gatow says in the newsletter
- The sound of St. Nikolai: Tip from the old town pastor who discovered a newsletter photo
…and much more from the neighborhoods can be found in the Berlin district newsletter from the Tagesspiegel tagesspiegel.de/districts. We look forward to you!
