Friedrichshafen, Germany
Award ceremony celebrating the annual support prizes for young artists presented by the city of Friedrichshafen. Free admission.
A dance workshop for adults exploring improvisation, movement, and personal physical expression. Led by choreographer Bea Carolina Remark.
Dmitry Yudin performs as part of the Earthquake series, a monthly matinee showcasing young pianists. The programme pairs a Beethoven work with a contemporary piece.
A scenic tale about a young fox who loves sounds, for children from 4 years old. An interactive performance with audience participation, also accessible to people with visual impairments.
A two-day theatre workshop for young children and parents where kids discover their creative abilities through movement and physical expression.
A book presentation and discussion about the anthology on RAF terrorism and the events of 1977, organized by the Federal Agency for Civic Education.
A multimedia reading of a graphic novel about love and politics in East Germany. Artist Lilya Matveeva and screenwriter Jochen Voit tell the story of Rose and Robert against the backdrop of East-West conflict.
An interactive gathering focused on collaborative reading and discussion of texts.
A lecture on the wisdom of Hildegard of Bingen in a modern context, with music by Elke Voltz and refreshments based on medieval recipes.
Julia Kohler shares her experience as a family member caring for someone with Alzheimer's disease. A personal and honest account of dementia with room for discussion.
Lena Kiefer signs copies of her novel "Royal lies" at K42 in Friedrichshafen - fans can get a personal dedication and connect with other readers.