A city is filled with stories of resistance and utopias. But rarely are they publicly visible or recognised. For who is it that writes the history, approves the monuments and names the streets? A look at sites of feminist resistance in Kassel in the 1990s asks what these struggles mean for utopias today. Which histories are visible in the city and how are they viewed? What gaps are there and what archives do we have access to? In performative gestures, places are reinterpreted and their continuities uncovered. Utopia becomes a mind space for possibilities, liberated from the prevailing power structures, and a collective field for creativity.