Prenzlau, Germany
A medieval Dominican friary in Prenzlau, founded in the 13th century and one of the best-preserved Gothic brick monastery complexes in the Brandenburg region. The church and cloister now serve as a cultural venue, hosting concerts, exhibitions and civic events throughout the year.
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
The legendary duo Schwarze Grütze celebrates 30 years on stage with a selection of their finest cabaret numbers. Witty musical cabaret full of social observation without political grandstanding.
A reading and conversation with author Dorit David about her crime novel "Lichtgier", set in Prenzlau. An evening featuring discussion of her writing and life as an author.
A puppet and object theatre show for children aged 3 and up, following a crumpled scrap of paper that dreams of adventure and sets out to find friends.
A Leipzig singer-songwriter who blends deep emotion with sharp social commentary. Concert by an artist who has been performing with his band since 2022.
Director Alexander G. Schäfer sits down with Barbara Schnitzler - a Berlin actress with nearly four decades at the Deutsches Theater and daughter of Inge Keller and Karl-Eduard von Schnitzler.
A multimedia journey through northern Italy with special emphasis on Giuseppe Verdi, his life, works, and the region's opera festivals.
Canadian roots-pop artist Melanie Dekker - known for collaborations with Bryan Adams' bandmates - brings her show to Prenzlau.
Word artists from across Germany go head-to-head with local newcomers at this open-air Poetry Slam in Prenzlau - 6 minutes, original texts, no stylistic restrictions.
Berlin quintet ASK GONZALO blends jazz, dub, krautrock and funk into music that shifts between danceable and melancholic. They perform in Prenzlau to present their 2025 album "?!".
Jeanine Vahldiek and Steffen Haß blend orchestral harp, ukulele, Hawaiian guitar and percussion across reggae, pop and jazz - their latest album "Kitschig Wunderbar" is their first with all-German lyrics.
An international roots-americana duo from Berlin, St. Beaufort blends banjo, guitar, and accordion in energetic interpretations of authentic American music.
Ignaz Netzer, winner of the German Blues Award, is one of the most authentic representatives of blues and gospel. In Prenzlau, he will present tracks from his new solo album "When the Music is over".
Word artists from across Germany face off against local newcomers at this open-air summer Poetry Slam in Prenzlau. The stage is open to all - 6 minutes, original texts, no props required.
