Sonnenraum—Day 3
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Haus der Visionäre, Eichenstraße 4A, 12435 Berlin
Open 24 hours a day from 10am on Friday, 11 SEP until 3am on Monday, 14 SEP
Early Bird Full Pass: 25.00€ (reduced 20.00€) | Full Festival Pass: 35.00€ (reduced 25.00€) | Support Pass: 50.00€ | The pass includes full access to exhibitions and performances, 48h dancefloor, 36h radio, talks & workshops, and food tastings.
Concessions: pupils, students, apprentices, FSJ/BFD volunteers, Berlinpass/social benefit recipients & disabled visitors (GdB 50+). Valid proof required at entry.
Accessible to wheelchairs
WC accessible to wheelchairs
The venue is accessible at ground level and can be reached by wheelchair. If you have any questions about individual access needs, please feel free to contact us in advance via email.
Haus der Visionäre
Eichenstraße 4A, 12435 Berlin
S Treptower Park (S41, S42, S8, S85, S9) / approx. 10-minute walk
U Schlesisches Tor (U1, U3) / approx. 15-minute walk
Bus 104 and 194 (stop Bouchéstraße/Treptower Park)
Bus 165 and 265 (stop Eichenstraße/Puschkinallee)
Parking is available in the surrounding residential streets around Flutgraben as well as along Eichenstraße.
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10am—1pm
Muallem
Muallem has spent his career championing the communal power of the dance floor, shaped by his time at Munich's Bob Beaman before founding the internationally acclaimed Blitz in 2017. Known for his adventurous blend of house, techno and disco, Muallem's commitment to inclusive club culture is reflected in the LGBTQI+ night Cruise and his label Childhood.
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1—3pm
Bruno Schmidt
Bruno Schmidt is an artist whose work centres on tension, restraint and controlled disruption. Drawing on fundamental loops, minimal structures and abrasive rhythmic systems, his sets challenge the predictability of electronic music rather than conforming.
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3—5pm
Morgan
Morgan discovered house music digging through crates at A1 Records in New York—raised between Sydney and Taipei, shaped through Barcelona, Bucharest and a long residency at Golden Record NYC. Now based in Amsterdam, her range spans sunrise after-hours, roller disco sets and stages from Panorama Bar to Movement Detroit.
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5—7pm
Lakuti
Lakuti’s passion for music knows no bounds, extending beyond the dance floor both musically and politically. An experienced music curator, producer, head of the Uzuri artist agency and label, a sought-after educator on dance music’s history, and a critical voice in the scene, Lakuti takes on many roles. A DJ and musician first and foremost, the Panorama Bar resident draws from a deep understanding of music in its technicolour glory.
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8—9pm
Galcher Lustwerk (Live)
Galcher Lustwerk is one of the underground's most respected and unique voices. His sexy blend of azure deep house and analgesic rap murmurs is a style unlike anything else in dance music.
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9—11pm
DJ Fart in the Club
DJ Fart in the Club's playfulness shows in the Seoul-born DJ's sets: effortlessly bouncing between deep and light-hearted, adventurous yet focused. She takes influence from the vibrant and ever-evolving underground scene in Berlin, where she co-runs her ›Imaginary Friend‹ party.
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11pm—3am
Julius Steinhoff b2b DJ Dustin
Julius Steinhoff is a defining voice in the world of deep house. Co-founder of Hamburg's Smallville label, half of the duo Smallpeople, and a producer and DJ in his own right, he unites individualism with tradition.
Dustin discovered electronic music at age 11 through his brother, eventually co-founding the Giegling label in Weimar in 2008. What began as a two-release project grew into a globally recognised collective and festival; Dustin now hosts his own party series, Tilde, at Panorama Bar.
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