A major exhibition at the Alte Nationalgalerie dedicated to the Cassirer gallery and its key role in introducing and promoting Impressionism in Germany. The show brings together iconic works by Monet, Renoir, Cézanne and others, exploring how art dealers shaped the reception of modern art.

Format: Open to the public
Entry: Paid

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The 38th Annual Conference of the Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics (SASE) focuses on the theme “Fighting Divisions: Conflict and Power in a Post-Globalisation Order.” The event gathers researchers, policymakers and practitioners to discuss inequality, governance, climate, labour, technology and institutional change across multiple mini-conferences and networks.

Category: Academic / professional conference (socio-economics, policy, institutions)
Dates:
– Virtual conference: 22–24 June 2026
– In-person conference: 1–3 July 2026

Format: Open to the public (professional/academic registration)
Entry: Paid

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A global football tournament, FIFA World Cup 26, featuring 48 national teams and 104 matches.

What’s special:

The first World Cup ever to be hosted in three countries at once and the first tournament with an expanded format of 48 teams. Matches will take place across major North American cities — from Vancouver and Toronto to Mexico City, New York, Los Angeles and Miami. For fans, it’s a chance to combine world-class football with travelling through different cities and cultures.

Open event:

Matches are open to the general public; tickets and/or official travel packages are required.