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Clavel: Beratungsstelle und Treffpunkt

Counselling/Assistance

At Clavel, we work together to overcome the daily hurdles of the asylum system. We advise and support people with their everyday problems and offer a social and supportive meeting place to combat isolation.

17:00 – 21:00
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Di 17.02.26 – Sa 21.02.26 ZU GAST | Sisterhood Graffiti Crew

Exhibition

What is the Sisterhood Exhibition?
The Sisterhood Exhibition is a multimedia traveling exhibition that aims to make Flinta* visible in graffiti, connect them, and highlight the challenges and experiences of female sprayers, photographers, and scientists. The Sisterhood Collective has been working on this exhibition for over four years. Always low budget, DIY, and without much funding. Since summer 2024, the exhibition has finally been touring German-speaking countries.
At its heart are streamable mini-videos in which nearly 40 Flinta*, either as individuals or crews, have their say and talk about their passion. The focus is not per se on them as Flinta*, but on their experiences, visions for the future, and their path to graffiti. The responses have resulted in a unique contemporary record of various female writers, photographers, and scientists.
In addition to the approximately 5-10 minute mini-videos, which can be streamed to a cell phone via a QR code and viewed with headphones, there is also a photo collage, quotes, and an introductory historical section for each person or group.

Important: How the interviewees present themselves is up to them, and we do not claim to speak for all Flinta* in graffiti with this small selection.

Mon 16.02.26 | 18-21 h Opening with Bar
Di 17.02.26 | opening hours 17-21 h
Mi 18.02.26 | opening hours 17-21 h
Do 19.02.26| opening hours 17-21 h
Fr 20.02.26 | opening hours 17-21 h
Sa 21.02.26 | 17-23 h Finissage with Bar

18:30 – 22:00
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Open Mic - verschoben!

Music/Concert

Open Mic variety show! Your host Trelys invites all poets, musicians or other performing artists, regardless of age, genre or skill level. Come and share your art with us! With or without registration. (Approximately 5-8 minutes per person. We have a microphone, a keyboard and a simple mixing console. Bring whatever
you need. No souncheck). We are extremely excited and looking forward to it!

19:00 – 21:00
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Demo: Defend Rojava! Alle Besatzer raus aus Kobanê!

Action/Protest/Camp

Since January 6, 2026, the autonomous self-administration of Rojava has been under attack. These attacks have led to massive mobilizations and diverse international solidarity with the Kurdish freedom struggle worldwide. After relentless fighting by the Kurdish self-defense forces and international pressure on the streets, a ceasefire agreement was concluded on January 30, 2026, between the SDF and the Syrian transitional government, which the Kurdish self-administration agreed to in order to prevent a full-scale war and further massacres. However, to date, the agreement has not been implemented. The blockade of Kobanê continues. The humanitarian situation continues to worsen. The promises of the Syrian government are empty words – and Rojava remains under threat.

We do not accept this! As an internationalist movement, it is our responsibility to keep up the pressure on the streets.

Freedom for Kobanê!
Defend Rojava!
For the revolution – take to the streets!

Tuesday, February 17
7:00 p.m. Ni-Una-Menos/Market Square

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20:00 – 00:00

Body Maintainance / Brutal Brutal @hirschi

Music/Concert

Formed initially as a DIY 2 piece in 2017, Body Maintenance quickly moved on from its minimal drum machine beginnings into the culmination of post-punk intensity that now permeates from the quartet. The combination of glacial guitar tones pouring from James Kane’s vintage Roland amps, Zoe Mulcahy’s intricate yet aggressive reverb-laden drums and the eerie pummel of Nicholas Garth’s chorus-drenched bass are tied together with the booming chants and rhythm guitar of Riley Stafford.