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The collectively run Café K-fetisch, with a large café space for serving guests, and an adjoining room for lectures and events, has regular Volxkuche (German: Küfa) and women’s, lesbian, inter*, non-binary, trans*, a-gender/a-sexual evenings (German: FLINTA*), as well as book reviews.
The area on and around Weserstraße in Berlin-Neukölln has been a magnet for “young creative people” since around 2000. Until then, the neighborhood had been a working class and immigrant neighborhood, ignored by fashionable Berlin. Neuköllns heretofore residents, as is the nature of this sort of “development”, tend to lose out on the “up-cycling” of their home. On Weserstraße as well, you will come across the Rütli Schule, which once gained sad notoriety in the yellow press.
Never the less, K-fetisch is the sort of place that has become far too rare in a Berlin that wishes to become a “world class city” (Weltstadt).
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