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Amol is gewen a jidele - Old and New Jewish Songs
Hans and Daniel Bollinger - father and son - perform traditional and contemporary Jewish songs in Yiddish, from Eastern European shtetls to songs of resistance and emigration.
4 events for the next 18 months

A reading of Victor Klemperer's diaries by actor Roman Knižka, accompanied by music of Jewish composers performed by the Philharmonic Choir Dresden.

A weekly guided tour of the Görlitz Synagogue traces the building's history from the early 20th century, its survival of Kristallnacht, and the revival of Jewish life in the city.
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Guitarist Jeff Aug, known for his work with Anne Clark, presents his new acoustic instrumental album "Interim" in an intimate concert in Görlitz.

IC Falkenberg, a solo artist with over 50 years on stage and a former member of STERN MEISSEN, performs material from his new album "Komm an Land" - layered, literary songs that move between elegy and dry humour.

Cabaret artist Uwe Steimle's new show "NU!" takes a dry, ironic look at language, education and the absurdities of German politics - sharp, funny and unexpectedly warm.

A chanson evening in Görlitz with Michael Berner (vocals) and Olga Dribas (piano), blending sharp lyrics, catchy tunes and comic sketches from the life of the ordinary man.

Wildes Holz brings together recorder, guitar, and double bass for "Block Party!" - a witty, virtuosic romp through four centuries of party music.

A reading of Antanas Škėma's novel performed by Corinna Harfouch, accompanied by pianist Hideyo Harada. A classic of Lithuanian literature in exile.

Cabaret philosopher Olaf Schubert asks "Jetzt oder now?" and, as ever, offers more questions than answers - joined by his regular companions Jochen M. Barkas and Herr Stephan for an open-air show in Görlitz.

Synth-pop pioneers Camouflage play a summer open-air show in Görlitz, mixing 80s classics with new material.

German pop singer Max Giesinger plays an open air show in Görlitz as part of his 2026 summer tour.

Markus Thalheimer performs a continuous solo harp recital spanning Renaissance to Impressionism, shaped around the interplay of contrast and connection.

A summer night celebration within the Görlitzer Summerweeks festival at Rosenhof in Görlitz.