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Open Day

A large crowd gathers in front of a modern, gold-coloured building, the Philharmonie Berlin, with a unique architectural design. On this sunny day, people sit and stand, tents and colourful balloons add to the festive atmosphere.
Open day | Picture: Frederike van der Straeten

On the Open Day, the Philharmonie Berlin belongs to everyone: together with our partners, we last opened up the entire building and the surrounding area on 21 June 2026. Orchestral and chamber concerts, masterclasses, guided tours, workshops and a wide range of activities for all age groups brought the Philharmonie to life. At the same time, the open door day tied in with the Fête de la Musique 2026.

Under the motto #SharingMusic, we invite everyone to our Open Day every two years to experience, share and spread music together.

Highlights from the last Open Day

A group of musicians, including children and adults, play French horns in a crowded indoor space. Sheet music is visible, and an audience watches in the background.
The Horn Flashmob gets the foyer buzzing | Picture: Fabian Schellhorn
A group of children sit closely together indoors, each holding yellow plastic toy horns and wearing yellow party hats, while adults watch in the background.
…even amongst the younger musicians! | Picture: Fabian Schellhorn
An adult leans toward a child who is playing a drum with sticks. They are in a room with other people sitting on chairs in the background.
Instruments were not only replicated, but also tried out | Picture: Fabian Schellhorn
...also the unusual Instruments. | Picture: Madlen Krippendorf
There’s music and catering outside too, so no one has to go hungry. | Picture: Madlen Krippendorf
A man and a young girl wearing headphones dance together on grass outside a modern building. The girl, wearing a pink cap, is laughing as she jumps. People are visible in the background.
Dancing in the Silent Disco is anything but quiet. | Picture: Fabian Schellhorn
A group of musicians and children with instruments perform together on a wooden stage, with a “#SharingMusic” sign illuminated in the background. The setting is bright and lively.
Garden hose horn music on stage in the Great Hall | Picture: Bettina Stöß