Heidelberg, Germany
Karlstorbahnhof is a cultural centre housed in a former 19th-century railway station in the Karlstor district of Heidelberg. The venue hosts a wide range of events - live concerts, club nights, theatre, film screenings and readings. Its industrial character and varied programme have made it one of the city's most active independent cultural spaces.
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
The philosophical evening "Sophia Club" combines a moderated discussion on beauty with live jazz interventions in Heidelberg.
Norwegian trumpeter Nils Petter Molvær brings his trio to Heidelberg with electronically enriched jazz and experimental soundscapes.
Political scientist and author Emilia Roig discusses her new book "Lieber Sohn oder So rettest du die Welt", a call for radical care in response to contemporary challenges.
German satirist Christian Ehring presents his cabaret programme in Heidelberg.
Documentary theatre about the 2020 Hanau tragedy, developed together with victims' families. The play poses difficult questions about the course of events and institutional responsibility.
Poetry slam featuring top slam poets from across Germany. Lena Stokoff, Johanna Bauer, Lenny Felling and Stefan Unser present their texts with musical accompaniment from Salma mit Sahne.
Tülin Sezgin, known from social media as "Conny from the Block", discusses her book ALMANCI-Mädchen about identity, belonging, and life between cultures.
Concert by German artist Lena Kupke in Heidelberg.
A theatre and music performance exploring democracy, populism, and historical resistance to Nazism, featuring an actor, violinist, and musician.
The Necks are masters of extended jazz improvisation - their concerts are hypnotic, meditative sonic journeys that blend ambient and minimal music into a unified sound.
Concert by Ukulele Death Squad. Admission 23 €.
An unusual summer concert featuring ten artists in Heidelberg, where music, singing and storytelling create a spontaneous, poetic whole without a fixed programme.
Theatre group "Die Zwiebacken" stages a comedic play-within-a-play about a wealthy man who hires actors to recreate a conversation with his family. A cleverly layered show full of unexpected twists and absurdity.
Ensemble Haltlos performs an evening of audience-driven improv theatre in Heidelberg - spontaneous scenes, songs and stories built from scratch on stage.
