Göttingen, Germany
The Old Town Hall of Göttingen is a late-medieval building on the market square, constructed mainly in the 14th and 15th centuries. Its grand hall, the Ratssaal, features historic murals and serves as a backdrop for receptions, concerts, and civic events. The building is one of the most recognizable landmarks of the city.
Gynaecologist Mandy Mangler and Esther Kogelboom present their new book on the clitoris at the Altes Rathaus Göttingen - science-based, witty, and with live sign-language interpretation.
Historian Volker Depkat and American Studies scholar Daniel Göske discuss the American Revolution and its lasting impact on the US, marking the release of Depkat's book on the 250th anniversary of American independence.
Author and journalist Alice Hasters presents her book "Anti Opfer", exploring why vulnerability has become suspect and how patriarchal power, authoritarianism and social coarsening reinforce each other.
Leipzig indie-rock band HOTEL RIMINI weaves together classical and electric instruments to explore the contradictions of modern urban life.
Max Prosa is a German singer-songwriter and poet whose concerts blend chanson and spoken word into something intimate and quietly powerful. He performs with guitar or piano, singing of love, loss and the passage of time.
Nina Hoger and Ulla van Daelen combine poetry, prose, and harp in an evening about longing, freedom, and the pull of the sea.
The duo Pariser Flair - opera singer Marie Giroux and pianist Jenny Schäuffelen - guides audiences through French chanson classics from Piaf to Aznavour, paired with stories and culinary impressions of Paris.
Hinnerk Köhn brings a new stand-up show to Göttingen, promising to drop the stage persona and get properly honest - raw, a little chaotic, and funnier than ever.
