Seating: Window sills at seat height
Age Groups: For all ages
Languages: english / german
Wheelchair users / Buggies: acessible at ground level
Accessible Toilet: Yes
Hearing impaired / Deaf people: Suitable
Blind People: Not accessible

Seating: plastic chairs with and without backrest
Age Groups: 12 and up
Languages: German, English, no language skills needed
Wheelchair users / Buggies: accessible on ground level
Hearing impaired / Deaf people: partially suitable
Blind People: not accessible
Further Notes: loud noises, flashlights

Seating: no seating
Age Groups: suitable for all ages
Languages: English, German
Wheelchair users / Buggies: accessible by elevator
Elevator: yes
Accessible Toilet: Yes
Hearing impaired / Deaf people: suitable
Blind People: not accessible
Further Notes: accessible via the U-bahn platform

Seating: yes, chairs, meditation pillows
Age Groups: suitable for all ages
Languages: German, English
If you don't spreak the language: The artists themselves find ways to translate and still make it accessible. We are a very international project space and we find ways to create channels of communication.
Wheelchair users / Buggies: acessible on ground level
Hearing impaired / Deaf people: partially suitable
Blind People: Not accessible

Seating: yes, chairs, benches
Age Groups: 14 and up
Languages: German, English
Wheelchair users / Buggies: accessible on ground level
Hearing impaired people: suitable
Deaf people: not accessible
Blind People: Not accessible

Seating: available on request (we will provide some benches outside)

Age Groups: suitable for all ages, nudity in one work
Languages: English (Video), We are happy to assist translating or to provide translated written text for the video’s subtitles in German

Wheelchair users / Buggies: Ground level, The front doors to the space are a bit narrow for the wheelchair, but we can provide the access from the back doors.

Hearing impaired / Deaf people: Yes, the works are also visual works and the video will have subtitles.

Blind People: There will be sound in the video and we’re happy to make an assisted tour (which we did in the past for a blind visitor)

Neurodiversity: There will be different kind of artworks, some require very short attention and can be experience on intuitive level.

Seating: a variety of chairs and benches
Age Groups: suitable for all ages, there may be some loud sound
Languages: English, The team can assist with some translation
Wheelchair users / Buggies: accessible on ground level
Elevator: yes
Accessible Toilet: yes
Hearing impaired / Deaf people: not accessible
Blind People: suitable
Neurodiversity: There will be a variety of mediums and spaces explored
Further Notes: We will provide a handout with further information on the exhibition.

Seating: yes, chairs and alternative seating (on the floor)
Age Groups: suitable for all ages
Languages: English, German, The artworks and the participatory performance remain accessible even without understanding the language.
Wheelchair users / Buggies: accessible at ground level
Accessible Toilet: yes
Hearing impaired / Deaf people: suitable
Blind People: suitable

Seating: Seating is provided. A wooden bench (without a backrest) is located near the video installation. For the readings and performances, stools and a limited number of folding chairs (with backrests) will be available.
Age Groups: suitable for all ages
Languages: German and English. Readings and performances will primarily be in English. Project space members speaking both German and English will be present at the event and are happy to help explain the work.
Wheelchair users / Buggies: Ground floor entry, but there is one small step into the space and currently no ramp.
Hearing impaired / Deaf people: The video work has translation subtitles (translating spoken word to EN or DE) but not SDH for ambient sounds. The live readings and performances will be amplified using a microphone.
Blind People: The video installation is accompanied by an audio track
Neurodiversity: An exhibition text in plain language will be available. The video installation features sound design from multiple sources with occasional sudden, louder sound effects. The opening may become crowded and noisy, and there is no dedicated quiet room.
Further Notes: The exhibition space is lit by natural daylight and fluorescent overhead lights (rather than being a darkened video environment). The video installation incorporates tactile sensory elements (vibrating speakers).
We are actively working to procure an entrance ramp for future programming. Visitors with specific access questions are welcome to reach out to us.

Seating: chairs
Age Groups: suitable for all ages
Languages: English, German
Wheelchair users / Buggies: 10 steps at the entrance, no ramp
Hearing impaired / Deaf people: suitable
Blind People: suitable

Seating: Various seating available including a couch, bench, chairs, stairs
Age Groups: Suitable for all ages
Languages: The event will be conducted in English, Whisper translation into German or other languages possible after prior request at mjhartelova@gmail.com
Wheelchair users / Buggies: Not wheelchair accessible. The apartment is on the first floor without elevator. Buggies can be deposited in the ground floor entryway.
Hearing impaired / Deaf people: The exhibit will contain English transcripts of audio work. The opening event lectures are not suitable for people hard of hearing on a drop by basis. Translation into sign language potentially possible upon at least two weeks prior request at mjhartelova@gmail.com
Blind People: Not accessible. Peer support and spoken descriptions potentially possible upon at least two weeks prior request at mjhartelova@gmail.com
Neurodiversity: The exhibit is made with regards to neurodiversity. We welcome different modes of moving in the space, interacting with the objects and with programming, needs for pacing or stimming. There will be a partially secluded space available for taking a breather, childcare, and slightly less input. However, due to the smaller space and high number of visitors at PSF, the event tends to be packed and needs for large personal space might be at odds with what is possible.
Further Notes: The gallery is a home environment, non-smoking. We use mostly lower scent cleaning products. There is a cat living in the apartment. Support animals welcomed. Parents with children welcomed and supported in attendance. Bringing your own refreshments is welcomed.

Seating: approx. 30 – sturdy tubular steel chairs
Age Groups: 16 and up
Languages: English, one performance also includes German elements, explanations and educational activities available in German, English, and Spanish.
Wheelchair users / Buggies: accessible on ground level, portable ramp available
Hearing impaired people: Sound is amplified
Deaf people: not accessible
Blind People: partially suitable (sound elements)
Neurodiversity: our team is aware of and sensitive to these issues
Further Notes: If specific technical elements, such as strobe lights, are used, this will be announced before the performance

Seating: Seating is available upon request
Age Groups: suitable for all ages
Languages: English and German, where needed, we can use translation tools or informal support on-site.
Wheelchair users / Buggies: accessible on ground level
Hearing impaired people: The event does not rely heavily on spoken content. Any verbal elements are informal and can be supported through written or one-on-one communication if needed. The overall environment is relatively small-scale, which helps reduce background noise.
Deaf people: The exhibition can be experienced visually and spatially without reliance on sound. Any essential information will be available in written form. We are happy to adapt communication on-site as needed.
Blind People: The exhibition is primarily visual. At present, there are no dedicated tactile or audio descriptions. However, we are open to offering verbal descriptions of the works upon request.
Neurodiversity: The exhibition is designed to be self-paced, allowing visitors to engage with the work according to their own rhythm and level of focus.
Further Notes: The exhibition includes video works. While there are no intentional strobe or flashing light effects, some videos may contain changing light conditions. Visitors who are sensitive to light are encouraged to take care.
SAP Space is a small, informal project space, and we aim to create an environment that is approachable and flexible. We are open to individual needs and encourage visitors to reach out in advance if they require specific accommodations.

Seating: No. The event is a walk through Weißensee and there is no designated seating area. We will end at Neun Kelche for a group wrap-up. Seating (chairs with backs, benches) is available there.
Age Groups: 18 and up
Languages: English, the event is conducted in English
Wheelchair users | Buggies: accessible at ground level
Accessible Toilet: at the end of the walk at Neun Kelche
Hearing impaired | Deaf people: not accessible
Blind People: suitable
Neurodiversity: Mixed, but due to the group walk and performances—some of which have a specific narrative (e.g., Monica’s lecture performance)—it's not so easy to adapt the event to different ways of thinking and needs.

Seating: simple wooden benches
Age Groups: suitable for all ages
Languages: various fragments; language is used musically and can also be experienced purely through audio and visuals
Wheelchair users | Buggies: accessible at ground level
Hearing impaired | Deaf people: partially suitable
Blind People: suitable
Neurodiversity: mThe performance by Vessels: Engine Room sparks curiosity through unusual technical sound processing. This experience requires no prior knowledge, and we are happy to discuss it (experience with neurodiversity exists)
Further Notes: The event takes place outdoors.
We are happy to help.

Seating: chairs
Age Groups: 14 and up
Languages: English. Translation to Spanish and Portuguese upon request.
Wheelchair users | Buggies: accessible at ground level
Accessible Toilet: yes
Hearing impaired people: suitable
Deaf people: not accessible
Blind People: suitable
Further Notes: Visitors can reach out via comakingmatters@gmail.com for questions or specific requests

Seating: approx. 70 folding chairs, two bean bags, several floor cushions
Age Groups: suitable for all ages
Languages: English; whispered translation can be arranged if needed; questions may also be asked in German during the discussion
Wheelchair users | Buggies: mmm
Elevator: Accessible via an elevator with a numeric code; please ring the bell beforehand (please arrive on time)
Accessible Toilet: no, the doors are too narrow for a wheelchair; however, with assistance, a stall may be reachable due to the relatively short distance
Hearing impaired people: partially suitable
Deaf people: not accessible
Blind People: suitable
Neurodiversity: no special measures, but it is generally possible to leave the event at any time and return

Seating: benches, chairs
Age Groups: teenagers & adults
Languages: English and German, the exhibition can also be explored visually
Wheelchair users | Buggies: accessible at ground level
Accessible Toilet: yes
Hearing impaired | Deaf people: suitable
Blind People: not accessible, but content can be verbally described on request
Neurodiversity: The content of the event addresses neurodiversity.

Seating: Soft benches, chairs
Age Groups: suitable for all ages
Languages: English, the performance can also be experienced on a non-verbal / sonic level; short written information can be provided in German
Wheelchair users | Buggies: accessible at ground level via ramp
Accessible Toilet: yes
Hearing impaired people: Partially suitable; this is a live performance format, but no special hearing assistance system is available
Deaf people: Partially suitable; the event can be experienced through presence, vibration, and visual/spatial elements, though it is not specifically adapted in sign language
Blind People: Partially suitable; the event includes strong sonic elements, but no dedicated tactile guidance system is available
Neurodiversity: Visitors are welcome to move, take breaks, and engage at their own pace. The format does not require continuous focused attention at all times.
Further Notes: Sound-based live performance; volume may be elevated.

Seating: There are enough chairs, stools, and a bench.
Age Groups: suitable for all ages
Languages: English and German, whisper translations are available both ways (EN–DE), as well as into Turkish.
Wheelchair users | Buggies: accessible on ground level
Hearing impaired | Deaf people: Upon request. Visual materials are part of the event, and additional written information can be made available.
Blind People: The concert, talks and readings are suitable. The exhibition can be accommodated with descriptions upon request.
Neurodiversity: We take neurodiversity into consideration. There is a workspace adjoining the exhibition area, with a sofa, where visitors can retreat if they feel overstimulated. The exhibition is installed at various eye levels. There is always someone available to answer questions or assist with any needs.
Further Notes: We can accommodate families.

Seating: Seating is available if needed. The room has benches and, if necessary, folding chairs that can be arranged flexibly.
Age Groups: suitable for all ages
Languages: English; the exhibition can also be enjoyed without language skills.
Wheelchair users | Buggies: accessible at ground level
Accessible Toilet: too narrow, but access is possible with assistance
Hearing impaired | Deaf people: partially suitable
Blind People: not accessible
Further Notes: On-site staff can explain the exhibition in simple language.

Seating: Chairs and a bench are available
Age Groups: The exhibition and performance are not intended for children.
Languages: German, English. The exhibition and performance can also be experienced visually without knowledge of German or English. We strive to provide accompanying materials in additional languages.
Wheelchair users | Buggies: Accessible at ground level and via elevator
Elevator: yes
Hearing impaired | Deaf people: suitable
Blind People: not accessible
Neurodiversity: We strive to provide low-stimulation retreat areas within the exhibition.
Further Notes: If you have any questions or comments regarding accessibility, please contact the team at the Kleine Humboldt Galerie before visiting the exhibition: kleinehu@hu-berlin.de

Seating: garden chairs
Age Groups: Suitable for all ages, children are welcome to attend if accompanied by an adult.
Languages: English and German although the main language of the Assembly itself will be English. Informal translation into German on request.
Wheelchair users | Buggies: accessible at ground level
Accessible Toilet: no, but assistance through the door gladly provided
Hearing impaired people: suitable
Deaf people: no sign language translation available
Blind People: suitable
Neurodiversity: very welcome

Seating: standing event with some chairs available for people who need to sit down
Age Groups: suitable for all ages
Languages: English, it will be mostly an exhibition presentation and a concert, no language skills needed
Wheelchair users | Buggies: accessible at ground level
Hearing impaired | Deaf people: suitable
Blind People: partially suitable
Neurodiversity: The event has a relaxed, informal atmosphere. Visitors are free to move at their own pace. The programme includes a short presentation, a video screening, and a live concert — no sudden changes of format or unexpected stimuli planned.
Further Notes: The event includes a live electronic concert. Loud sound levels are to be expected.

Seating: stone steps, park benches
Age Groups: suitable for all ages
Languages: German, English; suitable for those without language skills to a limited extent; the location, performance, and atmosphere can still be enjoyed
Wheelchair users | Buggies: accessible at ground level
Hearing impaired people: partially suitable
Deaf people: not accessible
Blind People: suitable

Seating: stools and 4 chairs with back support
Age Groups: 7 and up
Languages: main language is English, with possibilities to have conversations  in German, Spanish, Portuguese, no simultaneous translation provided, we try our best to assist
Wheelchair users | Buggies: accessible at ground level
Hearing impaired | Deaf people: not accessible, there will be spoken language, no sign language translation, there will be a food sharing event that could be accessible
Blind People: suitable, with assistance
Neurodiversity: Baraznai is a small space so it can be noisy and highly stimulating.
Further Notes: We have space for diaper changing.

Seating: no seating available
Age Groups: suitable for all ages
Languages: English, no language skills needed for the exhibition, questions can be also asked in German or French
Wheelchair users | Buggies: accessible at ground level
Hearing impaired | Deaf people: suitable
Blind People: we present visual art, but it can be translated into language
Neurodiversity: our space tends to slow down people and improve attention

Seating: chairs, benches, stools
Age Groups: 16 and up
Languages: English
Wheelchair users | Buggies: accessible on ground level
Accessible Toilet: 130m away from the space, possible assistance
Hearing impaired | Deaf people: not accessible
Blind People: partially suitable, text and music are an important parts of the performance

Seating: no
Age Groups: suitable for all ages
Languages: German, English, Spanish, no language skills required
Wheelchair users | Buggies: not accessible
Hearing impaired | Deaf people: suitable
Blind People: partially suitable with guide

Seating: 12 Foldable chairs, no more than 12 people are allowed inside the venue at a time
Age Groups: 12 and up
Languages: German, English, Italian, French. Little to no language skills needed for the exhibition. If needed, we use a translator app for live speech and texttranslation to mediate the history of the tower its artistic use. There will be a pictogram explaining the history of the tower and curent use.
Wheelchair users | Buggies: not wheelchair accessible, Buggies/prams may be left on the tower's exterior base
Hearing impaired | Deaf people: suitable
Blind People: not accessible
Neurodiversity: Visiting the tower and exhibition is a self‑paced activity and can be done in intervals or with staggered timing. Shorter sessions and frequent breaks are available.
Further Notes: Sturdy footwear is advised