👋Join us for the next Authentic Games Event on the 18th of March 👋

(And follow us on Meetup: https://www.meetup.com/authentic-games-berlin/ 😊 )

Focus topic for the evening: BEING WITH OTHERS
Being with others is part of everyday experience for most of the people. We are with others so often, that rarely we reflect on our relating habits and challenges. During this evening we will explore negotiating boundaries between „you” and „me”, as well as the shared experiences of „we”. We will dive into the complexity of relating 1:1 as well as relating to the bigger group of people.

When & where
📅Tuesday, 18th of March 2025
🕐7–9 pm (come to land up to 15 minutes earlier)
📍Café Maggie (Frankfurter Allee 205, 10365 Berlin)
💰The event is donation-based. Cash only, no registration needed.
Suggested donation: 8-20€. No one will be turned away due to the lack of funds.

Accessibility and diversity note
We aim to make our Authentic Games events accessible and diverse. We would like to explicitly welcome everybody, regardless of age, social background, identity, body shape, (dis)abilities etc. We put effort into dismantling biases and systems of oppressions we participate in as well as meeting various access needs. Feel free to contact us at authenticgamesberlin@gmail.com if you have any concerns or questions in this regard.

Authentic Games events are based on talking and listening to other people in pairs, trios or bigger groups. Depending on the number of participants, this may generate a considerable level of noise in the space.

The event is held in English with possible translation to German or Polish. While playing the game, you can talk in a language you choose with your partner(s). Sometimes, the games may also involve movement (for example, walking). Consensual touch with other participants is allowed but never necessary.
The upcoming event is happening in Café Maggie at Frankfurter Allee 205 – next to U-Bahn Magdalenenstraße. The space is on the ground floor, but there is one small doorstep at the entrance. There is a barrier free toilet inside. Despite the name, you cannot buy drinks in Café Maggie, but we provide water and tea for participants.