Each person decides for themselves what’s on their personal to-do list for the evening. This could include digital documents, bills, photos, emails, or other personal files. We’ll work in focused blocks of time with short breaks, based on the so-called Pomodoro Technique. Soft music and light snacks are also part of the experience. If you’d like, you can set a specific goal for the evening at the start.

“The Admin Party is an experiment based on a simple question: Are tasks that you’ve been putting off for weeks easier to tackle when you set aside time to work on them together? We’re providing a room at Zukunftswerk free of charge for this purpose and giving the evening a clear structure with work sessions and short breaks. If the participants have managed to get a few things done by the end, the evening will have been worth it,” says Maral Koohestanian, Head of Digital Transformation.

The Admin Party is not a workshop with a fixed agenda. Everyone works independently on their own tasks. Anyone who’d like to can chat with others during the breaks. Please bring any necessary documents, a laptop, or other work materials with you.

The Admin Party will take place on Tuesday, October 27, and Tuesday, November 17, from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. at Zukunftswerk Wiesbaden in the Luisenforum, Kirchgasse 6, 2nd floor. You can attend either date independently.

Participation is free of charge. Registration via anny.eu/book/adminparty (opens in a new tab) is required. The Zukunftswerk will answer any questions at zukunftswerkwiesbadende.