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Diwali in Berlin by Wedesi is Berlin's biggest Diwali festival. 2026 is the 5th consecutive edition and takes place across two nights: a Friday club pre-party at Maaya Berlin on November 6, and the main daytime-to-late-night festival at Jules B-Part am Gleisdreieck in Kreuzberg on Saturday, November 7. The 2025 edition hosted around 4,000 people at Sage Beach. Saturday features a bigger stage programme, 7 Indian kitchens, classical dance, a live Bollywood band, Garba circles, stand-up comedy with headliner Sorabh Pant, a closing DJ set by DJ Narasimha, and a diya-lit market. Headline sponsor: Remitly.

Yes. Diwali in Berlin by Wedesi is the largest Diwali celebration in Berlin, now in its 5th consecutive edition. Over 50,000 people joined Wedesi festivals in 2025 across Holi, Diwali, The Great Indian Food Festival and more. Diwali in Berlin 2026 is on Saturday, November 7 at Jules B-Part am Gleisdreieck, Kreuzberg.

Diwali in Berlin 2026 runs across two nights. Friday, November 6 is the club pre-party — Wedesi Fridays · Diwali in Berlin Night Edition — at Maaya Berlin. Saturday, November 7 is the main day at Jules B-Part am Gleisdreieck, Kreuzberg: doors at 12:00, programme until 22:30, outdoor music wraps at 22:00.

Yes. On Friday, November 6, 2026 Wedesi Fridays presents the Diwali in Berlin Night Edition — a club pre-party at Maaya Berlin. Doors in the evening, late-night Bollywood, Bhangra and Punjabi club music. Separate ticket from the Saturday festival. Buy on Eventbrite: eventbrite.de/e/wedesi-fridays-diwali-in-berlin-night-edition-2026-tickets-2003553679991.

The festival takes place at Jules B-Part am Gleisdreieck, Luckenwalder Straße 6b, 10963 Berlin (Kreuzberg). The nearest stations are U Gleisdreieck (U1/U3) and U Möckernbrücke (U1/U3/U7), both within a 10-minute walk.

Doors open at 12:00 on Saturday, November 7. The full programme runs until 22:30, with outdoor music wrapping at 22:00 in line with venue rules.

Early Bird tickets are €6 via Celebratix at shop.celebratix.io. Door tickets, if any are left, are €8. Kids under 16 go free with a paying adult. Entry is by time slot. Pick your slot at checkout. Slots are limited and this event sells out, so book early.

Entry is by time slot. Your ticket is valid only for the slot you choose at checkout. Want more than one slot? Book a separate ticket for each. Slots are limited and this one sells out, so book ahead.

Yes. Tickets are sold via Celebratix and capacity is limited. Buying in advance secures your slot and the best price.

Diwali in Berlin is Berlin's biggest night of Indian culture, run across two nights. The weekend opens on Friday, November 6 with a club pre-party — Wedesi Fridays · Diwali in Berlin Night Edition — at Maaya Berlin. The main day is Saturday, November 7 at Jules B-Part am Gleisdreieck in Kreuzberg: a full day of love, light and laughter opening with a traditional Diwali Pahat live music set, moving through Sattriya and Bharatanatyam classical dance, Bollywood × South-Indian fusion crews, oriental and bellydance, Garba and Dandiya circles, a live Bollywood band, stand-up comedy with headliner Sorabh Pant, and a closing Bollywood DJ set by DJ Narasimha. Alongside a curated Indian street-food market. Organised by Wedesi Berlin. This is the fifth consecutive edition.

On Saturday, November 7: Diwali Pahat opens the morning with Neelay Mehendale. The afternoon brings Dr. Aryaline Kamalakumar's Narthaki Bharatanatyam opener, Hindi–Punjabi indie (Kashmokash), Sattriya classical by Rrishika Kakoty, Bharatanatyam by Javal and Kalaivani Narthanalayam, Bollywood × South-Indian fusion by IndiDazzlers, and a Bollywood-Bhangra medley by Saki Saki Dance Academy. Oriental dance (Amelie Oriental), bellydance (Hadija Yusufi), Garba with Rangtaali, a dance & movement therapy workshop, and The Band Theory live. The night closes with stand-up comedy hosted by Anshita Koul and headliner Sorabh Pant, then a bass-heavy Bollywood DJ set by DJ Narasimha. On Friday, November 6, Wedesi Fridays runs a club pre-party at Maaya Berlin. Full artist bios on the /lineup page.

Yes. The evening opens the dance floor with a Bollywood, Bhangra, and Punjabi hits DJ set. Bass-heavy, feel-good, nobody sits down. The floor stays open until the last slot ends.

Seven Indian and South Asian kitchens serve across the day: North Indian tandoor and curry plus a full mithai bar at Anand, Nepali momos and noodles at Momo Station, Gujarati snacks at Thiyas Global, chaat at Spice Chutney, Mumbai street and Indo-Chinese at Khaugalli, South Indian dosa and curry at Curry Junction, and samosas at Samosa Club. Vegetarian options across the lineup. Food is pay-as-you-go on the day. Both card and cash accepted.

Yes. Every kitchen has vegetarian dishes: chole bhature and veg curry (Anand), veg and vegan momo (Momo Station), undhiyu and thepla (Thiyas Global), dabeli and sev puri (Spice Chutney), vada pav, pav bhaji and manchurian (Khaugalli), masala and paneer dosa (Curry Junction), samosas (Samosa Club), plus the full mithai bar at Anand. Vegan and gluten-free options are called out where relevant.

Yes. Card and cash are both accepted at most vendors. Bring a small amount of cash as backup.

Yes. Kids under 16 go free. Bring the whole family. A dedicated kids' zone runs all day with crafts, rangoli painting, and hands-on activities made for younger visitors.

Yes. Dogs are welcome on a lead. Please bring water and be mindful of the drums during peak performance moments.

Yes. Jules B-Part am Gleisdreieck is step-free. If you have specific accessibility needs, write to team@wedesi.de and we'll make sure you're sorted.

It's a mixed indoor and outdoor festival. Jules B-Part am Gleisdreieck has covered indoor space alongside open-air areas, so the event runs rain or shine, which matters for a November Saturday in Berlin.

Take the U1 or U3 to Gleisdreieck (a 7-minute walk) or the U1/U3/U7 to Möckernbrücke (also within walking distance). Parking is limited, so public transport is strongly recommended.

Yes. B-Part has a cloakroom where you can store bags and jackets. Travel light and leave valuables at home.

Bring an appetite, shoes you can dance in, and a little cash as backup. Dress warmly for November; indoor areas are heated, but you'll want a jacket between sets.

No door policy, no dress code. Traditional Indian wear is celebrated but not expected. Come as you are. Alle sind willkommen.

Yes. Photos and video for personal use are welcome. Press and professional media: email team@wedesi.de for accreditation.

The event runs rain or shine. Jules B-Part has covered and indoor areas, so the programme continues. Check our social channels on the day for any updates.

Refunds are possible up to 60 days before the event via Celebratix. Tickets can usually be transferred to someone else. Check the Celebratix listing for current terms.

We're still adding kitchens and stalls. Apply via the Google Form at https://forms.gle/4p6hmmzfCQPFrXQH9, or message us on WhatsApp (+49 152 23901473) or by email at team@wedesi.de.

Yes. We work with sponsors that fit the story: Indian food and drink brands, Bollywood and South Asian streaming, travel, diaspora fintech, mobility, and lifestyle. Tiers include Headline (co-presenting), Stage (main-stage naming), Kitchen (one country's zone) and Community (in-kind & local). Email team@wedesi.de with subject 'Diwali in Berlin sponsorship' and we'll send the deck.

Yes. The festival follows the Berlin Code of Conduct (berlincodeofconduct.org/en). Buying a ticket means you agree to participate under it. Be kind, be inclusive; that's the deal.

Diwali in Berlin is organised by Wedesi Berlin, a community platform for global citizens. Wedesi festivals (Holi, Diwali, The Great Indian Food Festival, and more) brought together over 50,000 people in 2025. Wedesi is a top organiser on Celebratix (1.3k followers, 52 events, 4 years hosting, 43.9k total attendees).

Yes. Diwali in Berlin is run by Wedesi Berlin, the same team behind Holi in Berlin (holiinberlin.com), The Great Indian Food Festival, and Dragon Fest Berlin. Same team, same energy, different festival.