NoBorder Café
The NoBorder Café opens every Sunday with coffee, tea, sweets and more.
Invitation to a beautiful place, every Sunday from 14 to 17h. Sure*Tu's NoBorder Café on Freiburgerstrasse on the edge of the forest, very close to Bässlergut prison and the federal asylum centre, is becoming an increasingly important meeting place for people with and without refugee experience.
Führung «Human Song — Was uns zusammenhält»
Curators Nikolaj Jaberg and Nora Martin guide visitors through the exhibition “Human Song — Was uns zusammenhält”
The exhibition features photographs of communities—whether formed by chance, by choice, or by decree. The photographs reveal that belonging is not a fixed state, but something that is constantly being redefined through everyday life and shared activities.
In contrast to an often negative media discourse that primarily emphasizes the divisive and difficult aspects of communities, this exhibition focuses on what unites us, without overlooking how fragile this structure can be at the same time.
The exhibition brings together different perspectives on community and invites visitors to engage in conversation about it. What becomes visible are not only formal visual arrangements, but also the social dynamics behind them: moments that create closeness, strengthen connections, or mark boundaries.
“Human Song – Was uns zusammenhält” encourages us to look more closely—at encounters, relationships, and the subtle interplay that makes community possible. An exhibition about what holds us together.
Fourth and final part of the series “In the Picture – Archived and Contemporary Photography in Dialogue”
Contemporary photographs:
Stephanie Meier and Rut Himmelsbach
Historical photographs:
Hans Bertolf, Lothar Jeck, Rolf Walter Jeck, Foto Jeck, Alfred Kugler, Fotoarchiv Wolf
March 22 to June 21, 2026
Indoor venue: BelleVue – A Place for Photography, Sat & Sun, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.
At the outdoor locations: Matthäuskirche, Kaserne, and the courtyard of the State Archives
Medienarbeit unter Kolonialismus und Besatzung - Im Gespräch mit Mohammed Mayara von équipe média.
3 MAY, 5.30 pm: EVENT at the Gewerkschaftshaus, Rebgasse 1:
In 1975, Morocco brutally annexed Western Sahara. As a result, thousands of Sahrawi people were forced to flee to Algeria. In the territories occupied by Morocco ever since, there has been an information blockade, which makes media work difficult. Information about human rights violations, as well as about the resistance of the Sahrawi population, only reaches the international public thanks to the courageous work of media professionals in the occupied territory.
In a conversation with Mohammed Mayara, the Info LoRa editorial team discusses journalism as a tool in the struggle for a free Western Sahara.
The event will be held in English with German translation.
Offene Bühne
if the weather is good the event bill take place in the courtyard
there will be rumba, stories and folk music/stories from venezuela
free entrance, pay what you want at the bar
Offene Bühne
if the weather is good the event bill take place in the courtyard
there will be rumba, stories and folk music/stories from venezuela
free entrance, pay what you want at the bar
Offene Bühne
if the weather is good the event bill take place in the courtyard
there will be rumba, stories and folk music/stories from venezuela
free entrance, pay what you want at the bar
cinéclub @ OFF
cinéclub @ OFF
We screen films that move, surprise, and put the shared cinematic experience back at the center.
This month, we’ll be highlighting the hunger strike by prisoners at Bässlergut.
We’re showing:
F Tipi
8:00 PM | Feature film | Turkish | English subtitles | 120 min
Composed of nine short stories, the film explores the isolation of prisoners in cramped cells, their daily lives, and the hunger strikes taking place in Turkish prisons.
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