Osnabrück, Germany
Lagerhalle e. V. is a long-established cultural centre in Osnabrück, housed in a converted 19th-century warehouse. It hosts a wide range of events - live concerts across many genres, theatre, readings, and club nights. The venue is run as a registered non-profit association and has been a cornerstone of the city's independent cultural scene for decades.
Osnabrück's amateur theatre Probebühne marks its 60th anniversary with a special evening of songs and readings, spanning Hildegard Knef, Georg Kreisler, and Queen Bee.
Three regional a cappella ensembles - vocability, Unipopos, and Jazz/Pop Vokalensemble Osnabrück - share a stage for the first time, performing jazz, pop, and contemporary vocal music.
A private, invitation-only event organised by the City of Osnabrück.
A spoken-word competition where authors perform their own texts on stage - no props, no instruments, just words and a time limit. The audience picks the winner.
Mascha Schilinski's film swept the German Film Award 2026 with 10 Lolas, tracing four women from different decades whose lives converge on a farm in the Altmark. A 149-minute drama about memory, trauma and long-buried secrets.
Mascha Schilinski's film swept the German Film Award 2026 with 10 Lolas. It traces four women from different decades, all connected by a farm in the Altmark - a 149-minute drama about memory, trauma and secrets passed down through generations.