Our meeting rooms
Kulturschöpfer is located near Boxhagener Platz and is easy to reach by public transport. There are a lot of good restaurants and cafes in the nearby vicinity for lunch and dinner.
People can rent the rooms at Kulturschöpfer by the hour or day. If there is something suitable for you, please reach out. We are looking forward to hearing from you!
Gallery / Seminar room
In a bright and beautiful 45-square-meter room, we can host seminars, events, meetings, and more. We have tables that can seat up to 25 people or more. Otherwise, about 40 people can fit in our Gallery with seating. The Gallery space is on the side of the street with large windows and a glass door. There is internet along with a whiteboard within the space. There is also a large meeting room with a kitchenette down the hall, and restrooms are around the corner.
Small meeting room
Coaching, counseling, meetings, workshops, or classes can be held in this quaint meeting room. The room is next to the kitchen, and the toilets are quickly accessible. The meeting space is a cozy room with a window facing the courtyard and is around 9 square meters in size. In this space, there is an internet connection along with a whiteboard. There is also a table with four seats and two armchairs. Rearrangements are possible if you would like to customize the seats.
Large meeting room
A bright, 11-square-meter room with a window overlooking the beautiful courtyard is opposite the gallery in the second part of Kulturschöpfer. There is internet connection and a whiteboard in this room. Coaching, counseling, meetings, workshops, or classes can be held here.
This room fits six people well but can be rearranged if requested. In addition, there is a kitchenette with a sink, refrigerator, work surface, kettle, and coffee maker at your disposal.
Living room
The main entrance to Kulturschöpfer is also our living room. It is a bright and cozy space with lots of room. We welcome our guests, eat together, and host various events in this room. In the entrance area sitting near the door, is the "Community Curator" for the day; this person will be here from 10-16 o'clock on weekdays. They are the contact person for guests and people from KS.
The living room has a large table that can accommodate twelve people or more, a sofa, and several armchairs. The wooden furniture in this space is all homemade. There is coffee, tea, or water for everyone; sometimes, we even bring some pastries for Morning Coffee. The living room is a very cozy place where we like to gather and have fellowship as a community.
