Brakula A colourful programme of art and culture

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The Brakula is the first and largest district cultural centre in the northeast of Hamburg. A varied programme is offered every month.

The Brakula is at home in a 135-year-old farmhouse in the middle of Bramfeld. The aim of the institution is to realise non-commercial and district-related cultural and educational work. Flea markets, readings, film screenings and musical events take place at regular intervals. The Vistro, a vegan bistro, takes care of the physical well-being.

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