Gartenlust & Kunstgenuss Frohnau (Spring Edition)

A Berlin Artisan Weekend

Twice a year, Zeltinger Platz in the Frohnau district (Reinickendorf borough) transforms into an open market for arts and crafts and garden culture. Gartenlust & Kunstgenuss is one of Berlin's best-known artisan fairs — curated by Cornelja Hasler (KUNSTHAND-BERLIN), one of Berlin's most experienced organizers in this format. The spring edition in May traditionally places a special emphasis on perennials and garden plants.

What to Expect

• Over 120 exhibitors from all over Germany
• Ceramics and Sculptures: handmade pieces from small studios
• Jewelry Design: goldsmiths, gemstones, unusual materials
• Painting in various styles and techniques
• Perennials, Garden Plants, and Garden Decoration (Spring Focus)
• Textile Art: summer dresses, elegant hats, cheerful children's clothing
• Culinary Stalls: organic specialties, coffee, cake, spring wines
• Open shops in the Frohnau town center (exceptionally open on Sundays too)

Frohnau — Garden City with Tradition

The district of Frohnau was planned as a garden city in 1910 — one of the few Berlin districts that were never developed as tenement housing. This connection of living and gardening fits perfectly with the concept of Gartenlust & Kunstgenuss: The market doesn't take place in an interchangeable hall but in a town center that actively cultivates its identity as a green, quiet residential city. Residents and visitors from all over northern Berlin mingle at the market stalls.

A Berlin Tradition

There are many artisan markets in Berlin — from the large Christmas market stalls to spontaneous flea markets in courtyards. Gartenlust & Kunstgenuss has earned a firm place in the Berlin market calendar through its consistent quality selection of exhibitors. If you're looking for arts and crafts and garden decorations beyond mass-produced goods, this is the place to be.