13 Sep 25
1:00 pm

In The Mountains (Saturday)

IN THE MOUNTAINS is a three-day festival for queer and feminist art from the South Caucasus region.
Taking place in Berlin, it creates a platform for exchange, visibility, and meaningful encounters.
The festival amplifies stories and perspectives that reach beyond nationalist narratives and opens up space for artistic expression, community-building, and socially engaged practices.

Lineup:

-Podcast show by Queen Justmean https://www.instagram.com/queenjustmean/
-Alphabet Workshop (Georgian & Armenian alphabets)
-Art installation – political women prisoners (Azerbaijan & Georgia)
-Uta Bekaia (Performance) https://www.instagram.com/utabekaia/
-Qaucasia Drag Show: Father Fabuliki / Aurah / Queen Justmean / Fagatta / Emin / Remi Gelatoe
https://www.instagram.com/qaucasia/ https://www.instagram.com/father_fabuliki/ https://www.instagram.com/aurah.jf/ https://www.instagram.com/queenjustmean/ https://www.instagram.com/ffagatta_cain/ https://www.instagram.com/afandi.emin/ https://www.instagram.com/remigelathoe/
-nullfrequenza (Rap) @ https://www.instagram.com/nullfrequenza/
-Murman Tsuladze (Concert) https://www.instagram.com/murman_tsuladze_air_carpet_co/
Temple__of__ (DJ Collective, Party) https://www.instagram.com/temple__of__/

Entry fee: • Saturday + Sunday (Festival Days 2 & 3): €37 • Saturday only: €25 • Sunday only: €15

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