10 events for the next 18 months
Stand-up comedy night at Kulturwerkstatt Kühlhaus in Flensburg - comedians on stage and plenty of laughs.
Stefan "Das Eich" Eichner performs a solo evening of Reinhard Mey's chansons - just guitar, no band - mixing well-known classics with lesser-heard songs from Mey's catalogue of over 500 pieces.
Jazzküche is a seven-piece band from North Frisia mixing jazz standards, funk, salsa and blues, with spontaneous solo improvisations at the heart of every show.
Fools Garden, the German duo behind the global hit "Lemon Tree", bring their Electro-Acoustic Session to Flensburg - mixing stripped-back acoustic arrangements with new electronically driven material.
Emanuel Jahreis and his trio bring boogie-woogie, blues and rock 'n' roll to Flensburg - a high-energy piano show with sharp humour and plenty of crowd participation.
German comedian and musician Helge Schneider presents his new tour in 2026.
Bob Dylan brings his live show to Flensburg's GP JOULE Arena - an evening with one of the most influential musicians in history.
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Danish blues-rock veterans Thorbjørn Risager & The Black Tornado bring their new album "House of Sticks" to the courtyard of Flensborghus for a night of Chicago blues, rock'n'roll and soul.
A two-hour walking tour through Flensburg's music and cultural scene with guides Ulf Bartelsen and Joachim Güstrau, revealing stories of the city's legendary artists and venues.
Comedy-music trio Bidla Buh bids farewell after 28 years on stage - with parodies, homemade instruments and countless gags in tailcoats.
Bettina Tietjen reads from her travel memoir about camping adventures across Australia, Europe, and Brittany - funny, warm, and full of practical road wisdom.
Robert Stadlober performs and interprets Kurt Tucholsky's texts in a show that pairs indie-pop arrangements with literary precision and sharp political wit.
Stefanie Boltz and cellist Nenad Uskokovic blend summer jazz classics with poetry by Hesse and Rilke in a programme for voice, cello and electronics.
Premiere reading of Mikkel Robrahn's "Magnus Knut Hansen" - a North German fantasy novel with dry humour, following a dike warden on an unlikely quest to rescue his sheep from another world.
Anna Depenbusch, one of Germany's finest singer-songwriters, brings her Zwischen Liebe & Kummer 25/26 tour to Flensburg, joined by the award-winning Kaiser Quartett and pianist Christopher Noodt.
New Zealand artist Teresa Bergman blends art-pop, jazz and driving rhythms into a charged live show - political, unpredictable and built to move you.
CATT, a defining voice in contemporary indie music, returns with her band for an evening of infectious energy and musical grace. The concert blends the warmth of the '60s and '70s with modern indie sensibility.
Five-nation sextet AYOM opens the Flensburger Hofkultur season with a journey across the Black Atlantic - samba, cumbia, tarantella and calypso woven together by singer and percussionist Jabu Morales.
The Queen's Six, Windsor Castle's celebrated a cappella sextet, weave Renaissance polyphony together with Bond themes and Billie Eilish in a programme built around the musical world of espionage.
Antonia Wesseling reads from her novel "Les Bouttiers" - a story of secrets and forbidden love in the Paris fashion world - with live music by Dominik Klein, including a song written specially for the book.
