Lange Nacht der Bilder in Berlin-Lichtenberg
Enjoy art
where it is created.
4 September 2026
6:00 PM to 12:00 AM
Free Admission
Enjoy art
Kick-off-Meeting
On Monday, April 27, 2026
from 6:00 PM to approx. 8:00 PM
at Lichtenberg Town Hall
District Mayor Martin Schaefer and the organizing team invite Lichtenberg’s creatives, as well as arts and cultural institutions, to join the exchange of ideas:
Lichtenberg Town Hall, Room 223, Möllendorffstr. 6, 10367 Berlin.
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Contact: kulturring@langenachtderbilder.de
Participate
One Night. Your Art. Your Stage.
Register now and join in!
Let’s transform Lichtenberg together into a vibrant art scene!
An experience people want to return to—preferably with friends.
Each spring we are looking for:
- Artists with their exhibition spaces
- Cultural institutions of all kinds
- Free exhibitions and/or artistic programs
- New venues and unusual exhibition spaces or formats
- Insights into artistic creative processes
Registration open from April 27 until May 31, 2026
Visit
At over 50 venues, doors open
to Lichtenberg’s cultural and creative scene
In conversations, on guided tours, or while strolling at your own pace, you can take a look inside studios and workshops, enjoy exhibitions and cultural offerings, or get creative yourself.
All events are free and always take place on the first Friday in September from 6:00 PM to 12:00 AM. On guided tours, art and culture guides lead you through the wide range of offerings and share stories about the venues and people.
Lange Nacht der Bilder
The project
Art is important to us. That’s why the Department of Arts and Culture of the District Office of Lichtenberg, in cooperation with Kulturring Berlin e.V., organizes the Long Night of Images.
With this format, we aim to make the diversity, creativity, and significance of the local art scene more visible. Since 2007, the Long Night of Images has put artists and their often otherwise inaccessible workplaces in the spotlight. It showcases the artistic variety and capacity present in our district. Each year, new artists join, and each year we attract more visitors.
Our goal is to bring people together, attract art lovers, and inspire curiosity in newcomers to become engaged cultural participants. That’s why we rely on this accessible, free format of open doors and studio visits. Through conversations, workshops, and insights into artistic work, understanding and appreciation can grow.
