As Konglomerat e.V., we are experimenting with our future by making things together in the open workshops and throughout the city of Dresden
In doing so, we are establishing a Culture of do-it-yourself in the spirit of DIT or DIY thinking, try our hand at The topic of sustainability & circular economy in a very practical way and make urban development for the common good from the bottom up.
The easiest way to get to know us and the open workshops: just drop by during opening hours! But before you go, make sure you check whether the open workshop is actually open. It is organized by wonderful volunteers.
We explain how the association works and show you the #Rosenwerk - our base. This is where most of Konglomerat e.V.'s workshops are located.
But what do we actually do? What is possible here? What tools & workshops are there? How can you join in? How is everything organized? What are the ideas behind it? Is this something for me?
Answers to these and many other questions can be found once a month at #RW INTRO (~1h). Please write to us at intro@listen.konglomerat.org if you would like to take part.
Come along, whether you don't know us at all or already know us pretty well, whether you have a specific question or a more general interest.
You can also take a look at the open workshops listen in. In three podcasts we tell the world of the conglomerate!
Werkschau - The audio tour through the Dresden Rosenwerk Part 1
Werkschau - Heads with nails part 2
Werkschau - Heads with nails part 3
Comes once a month and tells the best machinations of the conglomerate.
As a member, you can use the workshops freely, help shape the conglomerate, get to know really cool people and networks and, above all, empower yourself and take ownership of the world! You can find more information here.
You don't have to be a club member to use the workshops at #Rosenwerk. There are a whole range of options for this - depending on what you have in mind.
We introduce ourselves - smart and charming as always:
"Richard tests..." the conglomerate. An idea of the Tu Dresden:
