Berlin's 'Karneval für die Zukunft' Marches for Climate Justice in October
Berliners will celebrate global climate justice this October as the 'Karneval für die Zukunft' (Carnival for the Future) takes to the streets. The parade, starting at Rathaus Neukölln, will transform city streets into a vibrant stage filled with music, dance, and performances, all under the motto 'Other worlds are possible!'
The event, set for the beginning of October, will see artists, activists, and citizens marching together to advocate for solidarity, ecological sustainability, and social cohesion. Notable participants include Cabuwazi, Clown4All, XR, Foundacion Escuela de la Solidaridad, and the Schillerwerkstatt, each bringing their unique flair to the parade.
The route will stretch from Rathaus Neukölln to Kreuzberg, with nearby public transportation options including U-Bahn (U7), buses (166, N7, M43, M41), and nearby stops. The parade promises to be a colorful spectacle, turning Berlin's streets into a stage for music, dance, and performances.
The 'Karneval für die Zukunft' is more than just a parade; it's a call to action for climate justice. With its focus on solidarity, ecological sustainability, and social cohesion, it aims to inspire and unite Berliners under the belief that 'Other worlds are possible!'
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