2 events for the next 18 months
Daniel Schmidgunst pays tribute to Bruce Springsteen in an intimate concert featuring guitar, keyboard, and saxophone. Stories of the songs and the Boss's rise to fame for devoted fans and curious listeners alike.
Berlin forensic pathologist Philipp Möller and Dr. Tino Grosche discuss real criminal cases, investigative methods, and the role of forensic medicine in the justice system.
Last 10 events that already happened.
A concert celebrating the completion of all 555 Scarlatti sonatas. Christoph Ullrich and Michael Wollny engage in a dialogue on two concert grand pianos, blending historical masterworks with improvisation.
The legendary band Latin Quarter returns in acoustic quartet format. This Wernigerode concert offers a chance to hear their classic hits in an intimate, reimagined arrangement.
The international big band of the German-Polish Youth Jazz Orchestra presents a matinée concert in Wernigerode. A project supporting young talent from both countries and strengthening cultural cooperation.
Satirical cabaret from Dresden tackling politics, media and the absurdities of the modern world. Three performers, sharp wit and live music.
The duo of Kathy Kelly and Jay Alexander showcases their shared album "Glaub an Dich" blending classical and pop music.
Andreas Kümmert & The Electric Circus bring the A.LIVE! Tour 2026 to Wernigerode, showcasing their new double live album. The blues singer rose to fame winning "The Voice Of Germany" in 2013.
An open-air summer festival in Wernigerode's Bürgerpark, featuring The BossHoss, Marquess and Der Wilde Garten performing in front of the castle panorama, with a family programme in the afternoon.
Singer-songwriter Gerhard Schöne, saxophonist Ralf Benschu and organist Jens Goldhardt blend folk songs, chorales and Bach in an evening where sacred and secular music meet.
A youth orchestra from Saxony-Anhalt performs classical symphonic masterworks under conductor Michael Wendeberg, with violist Marvin Stark as soloist.
Max Prosa brings his fourth lyrical collection "Wildwuchs" to the stage, joined by Magnus Bang Olsen on piano and double bass. Poetry, music and audience letters combine for an evening that shifts between raw expression and quiet intimacy.
