9:30-12am
Closed for May Day! See you at the revolution!
Meetup
(only open 12pm-3pm)
12-3pm
biweekly
Ocean Vuong Reading group
> We meet to discuss “On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous” by Ocean Vuong. We do not read the entire text together, but base our discussion on reading some parts from the chapter of the week. Feel free to read in advance and bring questions, or simply drop in and free associate on what resonates during the discussions.
Meetup
12:30-2pm
weekly
Turning Privilege Into Change
> A weekly conversation. How do we rebuild hope? How do we reimagine solidarity? How do we live into the world we so deeply want? During these times many of us are wondering how to use our own position and privilege to contribute better to those around us and to our wider communities. These weekly conversations are for those interested in learning a different way to address privilege and create systemic change. Bring your questions, concerns, fears, and experiences as we explore different topics each week. Each week will vary between exercises, games, and discussions to help develop tools and skills to create systemic change. Pay what you can, suggested €10-20/week. All funds redistributed to a Black queer person.
Peer education
3-4pm
We close early around 3pm today! Sorry for any inconvenience <3
Meetup
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2-4pm
monthly
Nein zur Bezahlkarte
> How to support the people with asylum cases facing exclusion from the social security system?
Mutual aid
3-5pm
weekly
Tarot with Luki
> I can't tell your future but I will help you make it - a quick dive into your subconscious through the mystery of symbols.
Clinic
3-5pm
biweekly
Conflict Cafe
> A bi-weekly consultation offering advice, support or accompaniment with conflicts in your life. Drop-in to untangle your thoughts, prepare for a difficult conversation or explore support options. Zebedee is a qualified mediator and founder of Mycelium Mediation.
Clinic
5-6:30pm
weekly
Arabic class with Fadi
Meetup
7-11pm
monthly
Cheeky Chess
> On the first Wednesday of every month come get cheeky and play chess with us. All levels welcome, the beginners' lesson will be at 7.30. There will be some boards provided but please bring your own if you have one.
Meetup
1-5pm
weekly
kollektivbibliothek
> We want to share how we work, the initiatives we have underway, and brainstorm ideas for the future together. If you want to know more, participate, help, learn, or simply come and find interesting reading material, come see us and we will talk about all of that. We will be at Casino every Thursday. But if you are interested in what we do or in any book in our collection and cannot come that day, write to us at [email protected].
Meetup
2-6pm
weekly
Self-Organised Art Therapy
> Ask at the bar for the art bag with papers and supply, and bring your own things to the bag. Get cosy together, be nice to each other, and get creative anyway you want.
Meetup
2-4pm
weekly
Writers' Bloc
> Weekly meet up for would-be writers seeking community accountability in starting (and finishing) their individual writing projects of any genre. For two hours each week the Writers' Bloc will meet to write together, share intentions for our writing, and come up with prompts, feedback, and encouragement tailored to every specific writers literary aspirations. All are welcome, come with or without a preformed idea of what you might want to write.
Meetup
4-6pm
weekly
Critical Tech Book Club
> Want to know more about the tech industry tactics that fuel oppression and exploitation? Next book to discuss: Mood Machine (Liz Pelly, 2025), come also if you haven’t read it.
Peer education
8-10pm
monthly
Kunstler-Kunstlerin
> Monthly performance matinee for the unfinished, the in-progress, the first tries, the hundredth attempt.
Performance
1-3pm
Arbeitslosen-Coworking
> Researching job ads, Jobcenter tasks and the like are uninspiring, alienating and nerve-wracking tasks. Bring your devices (& whatever else you need) and let's tackle them together, support each other or simply complain! We don't have to do this on our own!
Meetup
4-5:30pm
weekly
NADA acupuncture session
> NADA ear acupuncture is a simple method of treatment, where five small acupuncture needles are inserted on 5 points of the ear for ca 45mins. NADA acupuncture has a long history of being used to ease symptoms of substance withdrawal, as a support in traumatic situation, stress in general, and for various types of emotional disbalances
Clinic
6-11pm
The Weatherwoman performance
Meetup
12:30-2pm
weekly
Turning Privilege Into Change
> A weekly conversation. How do we rebuild hope? How do we reimagine solidarity? How do we live into the world we so deeply want? During these times many of us are wondering how to use our own position and privilege to contribute better to those around us and to our wider communities. These weekly conversations are for those interested in learning a different way to address privilege and create systemic change. Bring your questions, concerns, fears, and experiences as we explore different topics each week. Each week will vary between exercises, games, and discussions to help develop tools and skills to create systemic change. Pay what you can, suggested €10-20/week. All funds redistributed to a Black queer person.
Peer education
8-10pm
polyamory & beyond
Meetup
(special opening only for the meetings)
12-2pm
monthly
Kiezversammlung 44
> [DE] Die Kiezversammlung ist ein monatlicher, nachbarschaftlicher Austausch zu Problemen im Kiez, mit Vermietern, Hausverwaltungen, Chefs und der kapitalistischer Stadtentwicklung. Lasst uns vernetzen gegen den Ausverkauf der Stadt!
> [EN] The Kiezversammlung (neighbourhood assembly) is a monthly neighbourhood exchange on problems in the neighbourhood, with landlords, property managers, bosses and capitalist urban development. Let's network against the sell-out of the city!
Meetup
2-5pm
💃🏿‧ִֶָ𓂃 ࣪˖ ִִֶֶָ🥀་༘࿐tango solemi╋━ Antisocial Dance Class
> 💃🏿‧ִֶָ𓂃 ࣪˖ ִִֶֶָ🥀་༘࿐tango solemi╋━
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> Antisocial Dance Class
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> They called Roma people antisocial. They called queer people antisocial. Under Nazism, asozial marked those who didn't fit. What if antisocial is not a flaw, but an emancipation?
> I've been using the word a lot lately. Not as an insult, but as a break from stimulation.
> This class is not against being social. It's against normative socialisation — the pressure to adapt, optimise, network, perform connection.
> We enter the social space of dance and mess with it. Through somatic scores, improvisation and relational play — we follow impulses instead of politeness. We track shame, desire, irritation, attraction. We rehearse boundaries. We test friction.
> We listen to our nervous system. We rest. We digest. We learn to say no and test the yeses through touch, voice, movement, stillness.
> No dance background needed.
Meetup
5-8pm
biweekly
Mutual aid social therapy for activists
Meetup
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3-5pm
weekly
Tarot with Luki
> I can't tell your future but I will help you make it - a quick dive into your subconscious through the mystery of symbols.
Clinic
5-6:30pm
weekly
Arabic class with Fadi
Meetup
7-9pm
University of Tiny Moments: in/to/it/i/on & invention
> A workshop combining research and practice on intuition with the invention of neologisms for a Dictionary of New Wor(l)ds.
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> “in/to/it/i/on” explores how intuition is sensed, interpreted, and shared across different ways of knowing, bringing together perspectives from philosophy, cognitive science, art, spiritual traditions, and somatic practice. Through meditative and conceptual exploration, it approaches intuition as something felt before it is articulated—an embodied encounter rather than a fixed definition.
> The “Reverse Contradictionary,” a Dictionary of New Wor(l)ds, introduces confrontational neologisms that challenge algorithmic language. In quick, collaborative brainstorming rounds, participants will create their own new words.
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> By Mariam Rafehi & Davide Prati (IOCOSE collective)
> Facilitated by Gabriel Hensche
Peer education
1-5pm
weekly
kollektivbibliothek
> We want to share how we work, the initiatives we have underway, and brainstorm ideas for the future together. If you want to know more, participate, help, learn, or simply come and find interesting reading material, come see us and we will talk about all of that. We will be at Casino every Thursday. But if you are interested in what we do or in any book in our collection and cannot come that day, write to us at [email protected].
Meetup
2-6pm
weekly
Art Therapy
> Self organised art therapy is an open space for painting, drawing or any kind of crafty practice. Some materials will be brought, so you can just show up and explore your expression together with others in a quiet and cosy atmosphere. You don’t have to be there the whole time.
Meetup
2-4pm
weekly
Writers' Bloc
> Weekly meet up for would-be writers seeking community accountability in starting (and finishing) their individual writing projects of any genre. For two hours each week the Writers' Bloc will meet to write together, share intentions for our writing, and come up with prompts, feedback, and encouragement tailored to every specific writers literary aspirations. All are welcome, come with or without a preformed idea of what you might want to write.
Meetup
4-6pm
weekly
Critical Tech Book Club
> Want to know more about the tech industry tactics that fuel oppression and exploitation? Next book to discuss: Mood Machine (Liz Pelly, 2025), come also if you haven’t read it.
Peer education
6-9pm
Degrowth screening
Meetup
4-5:30pm
weekly
NADA acupuncture session
> NADA ear acupuncture is a simple method of treatment, where five small acupuncture needles are inserted on 5 points of the ear for ca 45mins. NADA acupuncture has a long history of being used to ease symptoms of substance withdrawal, as a support in traumatic situation, stress in general, and for various types of emotional disbalances
Clinic
6:30-10pm
Fundraiser for Iran
Meetup
12-3pm
biweekly
Ocean Vuong Reading group
> We meet to discuss “On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous” by Ocean Vuong. We do not read the entire text together, but base our discussion on reading some parts from the chapter of the week. Feel free to read in advance and bring questions, or simply drop in and free associate on what resonates during the discussions.
Meetup
12:30-2pm
weekly
Turning Privilege Into Change
> A weekly conversation. How do we rebuild hope? How do we reimagine solidarity? How do we live into the world we so deeply want? During these times many of us are wondering how to use our own position and privilege to contribute better to those around us and to our wider communities. These weekly conversations are for those interested in learning a different way to address privilege and create systemic change. Bring your questions, concerns, fears, and experiences as we explore different topics each week. Each week will vary between exercises, games, and discussions to help develop tools and skills to create systemic change. Pay what you can, suggested €10-20/week. All funds redistributed to a Black queer person.
Peer education
3:30-5:30pm
How To Be Soft
> Are you gooey? 'Cos I’m pretty gooey. What does that mean? There is a saying: ‘Pain is the breaking of the shell that encloses your understanding.’ But in a world where sadness, anger, and grief are sidelined - because let’s face it, nobody profits from a good, cathartic cry - there is little room for our softer sides.
> Hosted by performer and facilitator Netto Baby, How to Be Soft is a space for collective vulnerability. Part grief-circle, part exploration, we will begin with a short meditation, move into an open sharing circle, and close with a conversation about what softness means to us: how we resource it, and how we can make more room for it in our communities.
> The sharing format is simple: 5 minutes each to speak about whatever is on our hearts, with space to share or just listen. This isn't about spiritual bypassing or ‘optimising’. It’s an opportunity to reclaim our softness so we can show up with more compassion, presence, and discernment. Come and be SOFT!
Meetup
(special opening only for the meetings)
12-11pm
Viky and Haga birthday
Meetup
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3-5pm
weekly
Tarot with Luki
> I can't tell your future but I will help you make it - a quick dive into your subconscious through the mystery of symbols.
Clinic
3-5pm
biweekly
Conflict Cafe
> A bi-weekly consultation offering advice, support or accompaniment with conflicts in your life. Drop-in to untangle your thoughts, prepare for a difficult conversation or explore support options. Zebedee is a qualified mediator and founder of Mycelium Mediation.
Clinic
5-6:30pm
weekly
Arabic class with Fadi
Meetup
7-10pm
monthly
Juden und Homosexuelle für Palästina
> A night of drag performance in support of Palestinian and Black lives.
Fundraiser
1-5pm
weekly
kollektivbibliothek
> We want to share how we work, the initiatives we have underway, and brainstorm ideas for the future together. If you want to know more, participate, help, learn, or simply come and find interesting reading material, come see us and we will talk about all of that. We will be at Casino every Thursday. But if you are interested in what we do or in any book in our collection and cannot come that day, write to us at [email protected].
Meetup
2-6pm
weekly
Art Therapy
> Self organised art therapy is an open space for painting, drawing or any kind of crafty practice. Some materials will be brought, so you can just show up and explore your expression together with others in a quiet and cosy atmosphere. You don’t have to be there the whole time.
Meetup
2-4pm
weekly
Writers' Bloc
> Weekly meet up for would-be writers seeking community accountability in starting (and finishing) their individual writing projects of any genre. For two hours each week the Writers' Bloc will meet to write together, share intentions for our writing, and come up with prompts, feedback, and encouragement tailored to every specific writers literary aspirations. All are welcome, come with or without a preformed idea of what you might want to write.
Meetup
4-6pm
weekly
Critical Tech Book Club
> Want to know more about the tech industry tactics that fuel oppression and exploitation? Next book to discuss: Mood Machine (Liz Pelly, 2025), come also if you haven’t read it.
Peer education
6-7pm
AUPE reading grouop
> AUPE's Understanding Capitalism reading group
> Co-learners from the AUPE's Understanding Capitalism course get together to read readings from the course.
Meetup
7-9pm
Organizer Carousel Mixer with Autonomous University of Political Education
> Are you an organizer looking for a political home or revolutionary community? Are you part of an organization or collective looking for new recruits or additional support? Are you looking to discover existing local political and revolutionary organizations? Join AUPE for a fun, fast-paced organizer "speed dating" where you can connect with other organizers and discover new ways to get involved with local organizations. If you'd like to show up on behalf of your group, please DM @waavi17 on Telegram so we can know how many groups to expect.
Meetup
4-5:30pm
weekly
NADA acupuncture session
> NADA ear acupuncture is a simple method of treatment, where five small acupuncture needles are inserted on 5 points of the ear for ca 45mins. NADA acupuncture has a long history of being used to ease symptoms of substance withdrawal, as a support in traumatic situation, stress in general, and for various types of emotional disbalances
Clinic
12:30-2pm
weekly
Turning Privilege Into Change
> A weekly conversation. How do we rebuild hope? How do we reimagine solidarity? How do we live into the world we so deeply want? During these times many of us are wondering how to use our own position and privilege to contribute better to those around us and to our wider communities. These weekly conversations are for those interested in learning a different way to address privilege and create systemic change. Bring your questions, concerns, fears, and experiences as we explore different topics each week. Each week will vary between exercises, games, and discussions to help develop tools and skills to create systemic change. Pay what you can, suggested €10-20/week. All funds redistributed to a Black queer person.
Peer education
(special opening only for the meetings)
5-8pm
biweekly
Mutual aid social therapy for activists
Meetup
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2-4pm
monthly
The Big Forget: an oral present history project
> Come talk to Kit, who is collecting stories and perspectives from people still thinking about, caring about, taking precautions against covid in 2026. An art-meets-documentation project. Once a month at a table masked in casino and once a month online throughout the year. You can email Kit to arrange an interview outside Casino or to find out more: [email protected]
Meetup
3-5pm
weekly
Tarot with Luki
> I can't tell your future but I will help you make it - a quick dive into your subconscious through the mystery of symbols.
Clinic
5-6:30pm
weekly
Arabic class with Fadi
Meetup
7-9pm
Delete Ur Acct
Peer education
1-5pm
weekly
kollektivbibliothek
> We want to share how we work, the initiatives we have underway, and brainstorm ideas for the future together. If you want to know more, participate, help, learn, or simply come and find interesting reading material, come see us and we will talk about all of that. We will be at Casino every Thursday. But if you are interested in what we do or in any book in our collection and cannot come that day, write to us at [email protected].
Meetup
2-6pm
weekly
Art Therapy
> Self organised art therapy is an open space for painting, drawing or any kind of crafty practice. Some materials will be brought, so you can just show up and explore your expression together with others in a quiet and cosy atmosphere. You don’t have to be there the whole time.
Meetup
2-4pm
weekly
Writers' Bloc
> Weekly meet up for would-be writers seeking community accountability in starting (and finishing) their individual writing projects of any genre. For two hours each week the Writers' Bloc will meet to write together, share intentions for our writing, and come up with prompts, feedback, and encouragement tailored to every specific writers literary aspirations. All are welcome, come with or without a preformed idea of what you might want to write.
Meetup
4-6pm
weekly
Critical Tech Book Club
> Want to know more about the tech industry tactics that fuel oppression and exploitation? Next book to discuss: Mood Machine (Liz Pelly, 2025), come also if you haven’t read it.
Peer education
6:30-9:30pm
Autonomous University of Political Education - Understanding Capitalism Graduation
> Celebrate the graduation of the Spring '26 cohorts of the Autonomous University of Politcal Educatjon (AUPE)'s, Understanding Capitalism course! The graduation will involve an open mic or talent show, a screen printing session, as well as an info session about upcoming AUPE courses. It is an opportunity for co-learners to mingle with fellow cohort participants and learn how to get involved with AUPE and its upcoming courses. Alumni and graduates of past AUPE courses are invited to join in welcoming the new graduates into the AUPE community.
Meetup
4-5:30pm
weekly
NADA acupuncture session
> NADA ear acupuncture is a simple method of treatment, where five small acupuncture needles are inserted on 5 points of the ear for ca 45mins. NADA acupuncture has a long history of being used to ease symptoms of substance withdrawal, as a support in traumatic situation, stress in general, and for various types of emotional disbalances
Clinic
12-3pm
biweekly
Ocean Vuong Reading group
> We meet to discuss “On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous” by Ocean Vuong. We do not read the entire text together, but base our discussion on reading some parts from the chapter of the week. Feel free to read in advance and bring questions, or simply drop in and free associate on what resonates during the discussions.
Meetup
12:30-2pm
weekly
Turning Privilege Into Change
> A weekly conversation. How do we rebuild hope? How do we reimagine solidarity? How do we live into the world we so deeply want? During these times many of us are wondering how to use our own position and privilege to contribute better to those around us and to our wider communities. These weekly conversations are for those interested in learning a different way to address privilege and create systemic change. Bring your questions, concerns, fears, and experiences as we explore different topics each week. Each week will vary between exercises, games, and discussions to help develop tools and skills to create systemic change. Pay what you can, suggested €10-20/week. All funds redistributed to a Black queer person.
Peer education
5-8pm
Massage theater
Meetup
8-10pm
Criminal queers
Meetup
some ACCESS DETAILS:
📮 address: Sonnenallee 100, 12045 Beriin (https://g.co/kgs/T4L41Yb)
closest bus station: Erkstrasse (M41, M43), ca 1min walk
closest u-bahn station: Rathaus Neukolln (U7), ca 7min walk
📡 the space is on street level, access through door without any steps
door is more than 90cm and opens outwards
various seating options, including sofas, wooden chairs and cushy benches
🌡 permanently non-smoking, functioning air change system
🧲 bathrooms are in the basement, only accessible through a flight of stairs (10)
not gender-assigned
no toilet equipped for wheelchair users
💌 facemasks available for free at the bar
🎠 dogs allowed
we kindly ask their humans to check in with people around them about their comfort and possible allergies
🎈no personal identification required to enter
we do not call the police
🍎 all events in the Against All Odds series are free
guest event entry determined by the organizers
that said: nobody is turned away for lack of funds
💥 all bartenders, organizers and other staff are volunteers
⏰ we have wi-fi
🧰 to give us (anonymous) feedback, use this form: https://office.casinoooo.org/apps/forms/LrLGPxdzt5H5Nmbr/edit
our conflict resolution process is still in the works
If you have questions or if you would like to attend an event and might need assistance, please don't hesitate to contact us at [email protected]
(information last updated: Dec 2025)