16 events for the next 18 months
Piano duo Kim & Hanßen performs four-hand and eight-hand works that also exist in orchestral versions, celebrating the 80th anniversary of the cultural association.
Physicist and science cabaret artist Vince Ebert brings his new show "Vince of Change" to Gifhorn - a sharp satirical look at the irrationality of our times, delivered with wit and scientific flair.
A children's musical for ages 4 and up, based on the bestselling books by Hendrikje Balsmeyer and Peter Maffay, featuring ten original songs by Peter Maffay and friends - a family adventure about friendship, courage and dreams.
A women's fashion flea market at Stadthalle Gifhorn with clothing, shoes and accessories. Entry costs 2.50 €; seller stalls are available in several packages.
A string quartet performs hits from Queen, Metallica, Nirvana and other rock legends in intimate arrangements by candlelight at Stadthalle Gifhorn.
Gayle Tufts brings her new show to Gifhorn, mixing storytelling and song in her trademark Dinglish to recount seven life-changing nights. Composer Marian Lux provides the musical backdrop.
The Braunschweig Youth Symphony Orchestra, conducted by In-Kun Park, performs in Gifhorn with a programme spanning classical, romantic, and contemporary works.
Silja celebrates the release of their album "tradtuur" with a concert blending traditional German music, klezmer and jazz - from groovy dance pieces to wistful ballads.
Patricia Prawit, the original voice of Burgfräulein, performs all the colourful characters from the Ritter Rost books in a one-woman show mixing music, illustrations and wordplay - for families with children from age 5.
Comedian and economist Anny Hartmann takes on climate change, politics and economics in a sharp, witty cabaret show.
Arcis Saxophon Quartett brings high-energy saxophone playing together with sharp dramaturgy, lighting design and lively stage commentary for a concert that goes well beyond the ordinary.
An interactive criminal dinner in an elegant castle restaurant where guests solve a murder mystery at the Parisian Louvre while enjoying a five-course meal.
A theatre show retelling the classic tale of the three little pigs and the big bad wolf, performed at Schloss Gifhorn for young audiences aged 4 and up.
