Augsburg, Germany
The Kresslesmühle is a long-established cultural centre in Augsburg, housed in a former mill building. It hosts a wide range of events - concerts, theatre, readings, and community gatherings - and has been a hub for the city's independent cultural scene for decades. The venue's industrial character gives it a distinctive, unpretentious feel.
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
Ghanaian singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Adjiri Odametey combines traditional African instruments with a modern sound. A concert filled with warmth, authenticity, and rich musical heritage.
Rena Schwarz presents a retrospective of 25 years of her career - the best sketches from ten programmes in one evening full of humour and cabaret.
Los Molineros are the resident jazz quartet at Kulturhaus Kresslesmühle in Augsburg, playing every first Thursday since 2018 - mixing original compositions with a wide stylistic range and plenty of live energy.
A monthly stand-up competition where comedians battle for a spot in the finals. The audience picks the winner, and top performers advance to the Southern German championship.
Italian comedian Matilde Keizer brings her debut solo stand-up show to Augsburg - a sharp, self-deprecating look at life between cultures, a stalled acting career, and an inescapable mother.
Lennart Schilgen presents his third programme - songs and poems about absence, journeys, and deep reflection, brimming with lightness, humour, and artistic craft.
June Cocó blends piano with loop station and electronica into richly layered pop, performing material from three albums - "Fantasies & Fine Lines", "Métamorphoses" and "Infinity Mode" - at Kulturhaus Kresslesmühle in Augsburg.
fastfood theater brings its award-winning improv show Best of Life to Augsburg - actors turn live audience suggestions into scenes, cabaret sketches, and songs, all made up on the spot.
An open stage for performers of all kinds - music, comedy, dance, and more. Hosted by Dr. Andreas Garitz with musical accompaniment from organist Rüdiger Frank.