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.
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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.
Germany's largest stand-up competition where top comedians battle monthly for a spot in the finals. The audience votes for the winner, who receives a trophy and a chance to compete for the national championship.
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.
Los Molineros are the resident jazz band at Kulturhaus Kresslesmühle in Augsburg, playing original compositions every first Thursday of the month - accessible and energetic even for non-jazz fans.
An open stage for performers of all genres - music, comedy, literature, dance and beyond. Hosted by Dr. Andreas Garitz with musical accompaniment from organist Rüdiger Frank.
June Cocó is a charismatic artist blending piano with electronics and vocals. Her concerts are stunning transformations where subtle euphoria meets pulsating pop.
Lennart Schilgen brings his third cabaret programme to Augsburg - songs and poems about voluntary absence, life's detours, and things long buried under the rug, delivered with wit, warmth, and skilled piano and guitar playing.
Italian comedienne Matilde Keizer brings her debut solo stand-up show to Augsburg - a self-deprecating ride through life as an Italian in Berlin, a stalled acting career, and a mother who defies description.