Name: Art and Ceramics Market Alt Marzahn 2026
Start: 2026-11-14T00:00:00+00:00
End: 2026-11-15T00:00:00+00:00
Location: KulturGut Alt Marzahn

Ceramics Market Alt Marzahn

About Ceramics Market Alt Marzahn

In the historically preserved village green of Alt-Marzahn, the KulturGut Alt Marzahn hosts an art and ceramics market every November. Around 30 ceramic artists and craftspeople present their work over two days in the four-sided farmyard and historic barns – including the distinctive "Schamottchens" workshop. The 20th anniversary edition will take place in 2026.

Dates 14 Nov — 15 Nov 2026

Venue Berlin (11000)

Prices Free

Status Confirmed

Edition 2026

Ceramics Market Alt Marzahn — edition 2026

The 20th anniversary edition of the Art and Ceramics Market Alt Marzahn takes place on the weekend of November 14th to 15th, 2026, from 10 am to 6 pm each day at KulturGut Alt Marzahn. Around 30 ceramic artists and craftspeople will present their work in the courtyard and historic barns. Free admission. Organizer: KulturGut Alt Marzahn (Agrar-Börse e.V.).

The anniversary year continues the established format: two days of market in the four-sided farmyard, a curated selection of around 30 female ceramicists, potters, and craftspeople, with sales stands in the historic barns and workshop areas. Tableware, pottery, sculptures, jewelry, prints, and small textile works make up the assortment.

Small special accents are expected for the anniversary – however, no specific special exhibition or expanded supporting program was announced at the time of research. The KulturGut will communicate current details via its channels and through Keramik-Atlas.

Highlights Ceramics Market Alt Marzahn 2026

20th anniversary edition; around 30 professional ceramic artists and craftspeople; historic four-sided farmyard as market backdrop; free admission.

Programme Ceramics Market Alt Marzahn 2026

Saturday, November 14th and Sunday, November 15th, 2026 — 10:00 am–6:00 pm each day

Market operations in the four-sided farmyard and historic barns of KulturGut Alt Marzahn
Around 30 exhibitors — professional ceramic artists from Berlin and Brandenburg, some from further afield in Germany, plus craftspeople (prints, jewelry, textiles)
"Schamottchens" Workshop — the KulturGut's in-house workshop with its kiln will be open during the market, offering insights into working with the material
Courtyard Catering — café service and small refreshments in the courtyard

The exhibitor and stall list for 2026 will be published in advance on keramik-atlas.de and directly by the KulturGut.

Prices Ceramics Market Alt Marzahn 2026

Free admission. Ceramics and handicrafts priced according to the respective artists (from a few euros for small items to triple digits for collector's pieces). On-site café.

Practical information

Practical information — Ceramics Market Alt Marzahn

Getting There

S-Bahn S7 to S Marzahn, then Tram M6 or M8 to "Alt-Marzahn" (two stops, approx. 10 min). Alternatively, S5/S7 to S Springpfuhl and Bus 192 or 195. By car, parking is available on side streets; the KulturGut does not have its own parking lot.

Admission

Free admission. Ceramics, handicrafts, and refreshments are paid for individually at the stalls.

Tip

Before or after visiting the market, a walk through the Alt Marzahn village green (village pond, village church, post mill, farm) is worthwhile – a surprisingly rural contrast to the surrounding high-rise settlement.

Alt-Marzahn – A Village Amidst the Housing Estate

Marzahn is now primarily known for its GDR prefabricated housing estate – one of the largest housing projects in the East. However, the historic village center has been preserved in the shadow of the high-rise buildings: a medieval village green with farmhouses, a village pond, a village church, and the KulturGut Alt Marzahn at Alt-Marzahn 23. The KulturGut is a restored farmstead that now houses cultural events, workshops, and a historical museum, supported by the association Agrar-Börse e.V.

20 Years of Ceramics Market

The Art and Ceramics Market at KulturGut is one of Berlin's distinguished small ceramics markets. The 20th anniversary edition will take place in 2026 – a remarkable continuity for a format that operates without significant funding. Around 30 ceramic artists and craftspeople from Berlin and Brandenburg present their works over the two market days: tableware, pottery, sculptures, jewelry, textile work, and prints.

Indoors and Outdoors

The KulturGut is a four-sided farmyard, lending the market a special atmosphere. The stalls are spread across the large inner courtyard, the former barns, and "Schamottchens" – the workshop with a kiln, where ceramics courses take place outside of market hours. This makes the market not just a sales event, but a small showcase of ceramics culture in East Berlin.

Free Admission, Public Transport Recommended

Admission is free, and the market is aimed at collectors, gift seekers, and the simply curious. Those who visit on the weekend should allow at least an hour for the market – and more if they wish to explore the entire KulturGut. Getting there by tram is easy: M6 or M8 to "Alt-Marzahn," then a short walk into the village green.