Attracted by Zäckericker Loose

My days in Berlin (instead of Spain and France) are filling with new plans:
My collegue Peter will celebrate the end of his working with ver.di today at his favourite greek place outside Greece "Terzo Mondo", there will be a vernissage, too,
Bert from the Stach family (remember him from last year's Kieler Woche?) wants to meet up with me next wednesday in a beergarden (har-har! no chance! winter's coming back to Berlin),
Rachel the operasinger I had met at the Kaffeeklatsch in January will sing in "Don Giovanni" next Thursday with the Berlin International Opera,
Berliner Festspiele present an art performance that reminds us of the hatred of borders in a disturbing way,
and then there's this (always meant to go there but never quite brought myself to it) Oderbruch close to the polish border, and the home of the "Kinder von Golzow", a famous long time documentary the first parts of which done by DEFA in GDR I saw on tv in western Germany, and the last part at Berlinale last year.
Now I found it's only 1 hour by train from Berlin. Time to go there, it seems to be lovely in spring, the nature wakening up, and lots of artists living and working in the Oderbruch and Lebuser Land.
They got the easternmost theater in Germany there, accordingly its name is "Theater am Rand", in a place called Zollbrücke, part of the town Zäckericker Loose. (!)
Duh, who misses Spain when there's so much beauty and friends around? ;)