Storkow, Germany
Burg Storkow is a medieval castle in the small Brandenburg town of Storkow, dating back to the 13th century. Set on a peninsula in the Storkower See lake, it served for centuries as a residence of the Brandenburg margraves and later the bishops of Lebus. Today the restored complex hosts cultural events, open-air concerts, and historical markets.
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Ray Wilson, former Genesis frontman, performs the band's classic hits alongside his own solo material in fresh arrangements, all anchored by his acclaimed voice.
Leipziger Pfeffermühle brings its sharp political cabaret to Storkow - a musical, irreverent look at Germany's political chaos, social contradictions and everyday absurdities.
Wenzel & Band play an open-air concert at Burg Storkow, drawing on songs from over 52 albums - guitars, trumpet, accordion and piano in a poetic, dance-ready set.
An open-air communal sing-along in the courtyard of Burg Storkow, hosted by Rolf Gundelach and Martin Hunger - chart hits, schlager, rock classics and folk songs, all with lyrics on screen.
An intimate afternoon event with actress Ursula Werner, hosted by Alexander g. Schäfer at Burg Storkow - part of the UnRuhestand 2026 series.
Pianist Regina Chernychko, an international competition winner, performs world classics at the piano in Burg Storkow.
Kai-Uwe Küchler's multivision takes you to Cornwall and southern England through stunning imagery, original music and expert live narration.
A family reading as part of the 11th Storkower Herbstpoesie, a literary series that has been a fixture in Storkow every October for over a decade.