Flohmi, film premiere, discussion & Mindshift presentation: The launch evening for visions of a regenerative future - with music & exchange.

18:00 - 22:00 Transision flea market
Vintage clothing, watches, books and other circular objects. Browse, swap & discover!

19:00 Film premiere "Aare - The living river" by Moritz Stuker
Followed by a discussion with the filmmaker.

20:00 Experimental live music with Emanuel Beck.

20:15 Project presentation Mindshift Bern
Introduction by Jonas Beck, Q&A, participation & fundraising info.

20:45 DJ 2k Killys
Sounds, encounters & exchange in a relaxed atmosphere. Admission free (collection). Reservation recommended: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mindshift-bern-zukunft-denken-filmpremiere-diskussion-launch-event-tickets-1354806034319?aff=oddtdtcreator


Global crises such as climate collapse, social fragmentation and political instability are also affecting Bern. At a time when central institutions are increasingly failing, new forms of action are needed - locally rooted, globally networked. This is precisely where Mindshift Bern comes in: The project creates spaces to rethink our relationship to the future, place and community together - creatively, practically and participatively.

It is based on the concept of "cosmolocal bioregionalism" - an approach that combines global knowledge (global design), local production (local production) and bioregional governance (bioregional governance). In partnership with the Kulturmuseum Bern and Schumacher Magazine (UK), Mindshift Bern is developing concrete formats for a regenerative future: exhibitions, film evenings, public talks, workshops and artistic interventions make abstract challenges tangible in a local context.

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The project starts with the premiere of "Aare - The Living River", a participatory mapping of Bern's bioregional identity and sound experiments in urban space. The focus is on topics such as commons, resilience and cultural sustainability.

The project team comprises Jonas Beck (project management), Christoph Balmer (Kulturmuseum Bern), Lucía Schnyder (video/social media) and Emanuel Beck (audio & music) supported by Martin Beutler (network & strategy) and Jemima Robertson (international collaborations).

Mindshift Bern sees itself as an invitation to explore new scope for action - locally inspired, collaboratively supported and open to change.


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