Frankfurt, Germany
The Holzhausenschlösschen is a small baroque manor house in Frankfurt's Nordend district, built in the early 18th century for the patrician Holzhausen family. Set beside a picturesque pond, it now serves as an intimate event venue hosting concerts, readings, and private celebrations. The ensemble of house, garden, and water is one of the few surviving examples of baroque residential architecture in the city.
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
Czech author Jaroslav Rudiš reads from his new novel and converses with Dr. Tilman Spreckelsen. The event inaugurates a new Frankfurt Citizens' Foundation format celebrating the Book Fair's guest countries.
María Kamida and her quartet reinterpret tango, blending Argentine tradition with modern sound. An evening of expressive, intense, and authentic music.
A debate on the state of contemporary society: is it truly ailing or merely complaining? Prof. Tilman Allert discusses depression, safe spaces, and the decline of entrepreneurial spirit.
A literary evening in the "Salon kontrovers" series exploring the engagement letters of Sigmund Freud to Martha Bernays - a portrait of a turbulent long-distance love, read aloud by Stephan Wolf-Schönburg and Anna Kubin.
Duo Mirage performs a four-hand piano programme exploring music as an art of gesture - from Mayke Nas's radical sound experiments to Schubert and Ravel.
A chamber concert marking the 85th birthday of Dr. Günter Paul - the Eliot Quartet performs three string quartets by Joseph Haydn.
Trumpeter Joo Kraus marks his 60th birthday with the programme "Alchemy", a jazz evening of improvisation, groove and musical surprises with a quartet that has played together for decades.
Mezzo-soprano Sophie Rennert and pianist Ammiel Bushakevitz perform a Liederabend of works by Schumann, Wolf, Schubert, and Mahler at Frankfurt's Holzhausenschlösschen.
The Eliot Quartett plays Vivaldi's Four Seasons in a child-friendly, interactive format - with guessing games, movement, and instrument explanations. Suitable for children aged 5 to 10.
