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My take It is located in the backyard of a building behind the Oberbaum Bridge and the space at night looks like a satanic church, as there are a lot of candles welcoming you when you pass the hall. After that you are expecting to meet the master of this creepy ceremony and your mind gets blown with a lot of images from the Middle Ages where the witches burn and the darkness runs the world. Nonetheless, after, when you go up the stairs and enter the main floor, you discover that besides the scary location, the people in there are nice, sweet, and with an appetite to have fun. Mind Pirates is an old Mill located near the Spree River. Since 2008 it has been an art space comprised of different artists who work in contemporary cultural issues, sociology and ecology. The space is dedicated to show a variety of presentations about art, video art or live music. They experiment with items like audio or visual concepts. Mind Pirates is a platform that works as a meeting place to exchange thoughts between artists and, of course, to develop them. The Scene: The location is unequalled and the activities going on in there are totally contemporary and provoking artwork. On Friday they usually host DJs and VJs. They have some parties on Saturday as well. On Wednesday they project and discuss short film collections and independent and classic films. Ai Wei Wei or John Carpenter are some of the directors that fill the program for the Wednesday cinema night. Cocktails & Cuisine: Bier 2€, Cocktails 4€, Food 1€-3€. Entrance 0€-3€ Depends of the party and the exhibition. What to Wear: Casual. No dress code. Insider Info/When to go: Friday and Saturday to enjoy some experimental, electronic concerts and visuals. Wednesday to watch some rare masterpieces.