Jazz Brunch in the Eichenpark Stadium

Whitsun Monday in Eichenpark

When Eichenpark in Eichwalde opens its gates to summer on Whitsun Monday, it sounds like a small idyll of the suburbs: three hours of jazz in the park, at lunchtime, with a glass of sparkling wine or a beer. The Jazz Brunch has been a classic in the event calendar of the Eichwalde Local History Association (Heimatverein Eichwalde e.V.) for years — and its regular visitors come back year after year.

Otto's Five O'Clock Jazz Quartett

In 2026, Otto's Five O'Clock Jazz Quartett will be playing — a formation that performs classics of swing and mainstream jazz with Berlin charm. The music is not intended for dancing, but for listening, enjoying, and talking. This is precisely what makes the brunch special: it's not the concert evening, but the shared morning that counts.

Eichwalde — Suburb with History

Eichwalde is located in the Dahme-Spreewald district, directly on the southeastern border of Berlin. The municipality with around 6,000 inhabitants is a classic Berlin suburban settlement, founded at the end of the 19th century with spacious residential buildings, villas, and dense tree cover. The local history association actively preserves local history and organizes several events throughout the year.

Low-Threshold, Regional, Charming

The Jazz Brunch is not a festival in the grand sense — it is a typical example of the low-threshold club culture in Brandenburg. Three hours, one band, one park, a few hundred guests. Tickets are inexpensive (€12) and only available in advance at KOMMA bookstore. Those who are out and about in Berlin on Whitsun Monday can easily travel to Eichwalde with the S-Bahn lines S46 or S8 and spend the morning in the park.