Hamburg, Germany
Literaturhaus Hamburg is a leading literary venue housed in a late 19th-century villa in the Rotherbaum district. It hosts readings, author talks, panel discussions, and literary festivals, welcoming both established and emerging writers from Germany and abroad. The elegant building also contains a café-restaurant popular with the city's cultural scene.
Scottish author Douglas Stuart presents his new novel "John of John", a story of a father and son on the stark Outer Hebrides. An evening of reading and conversation at Hamburg's Literaturhaus, part of the Lange Nacht der Literatur.
An interactive murder mystery dinner in Hamburg where guests unravel a murder mystery in the iconic St. Pauli Haifischbar atmosphere.
An interactive murder mystery dinner in Hamburg — play detective and solve a bureaucratic murder case right at the table.
Elias Hirschl - one of the most talked-about voices in contemporary German-language literature - reads from his novel "Schleifen" and joins a moderated conversation about language, illness, and the philosophy behind the book.
A unique escape room dinner where guests solve puzzles while enjoying a delicious meal in Hamburg.
An interactive detective dinner where guests solve a criminal mystery at the table. An evening full of drama and entertainment for thriller enthusiasts.
An interactive murder mystery dinner combining improvisational theatre with a served meal - a suspenseful evening for crime fiction fans.
A burlesque evening with fine dining in Hamburg. Where culinary artistry meets artistic entertainment for adults.
An evening combining culinary experience with musical entertainment in Hamburg.
An evening combining fine cuisine with a rich entertainment programme in a cabaret atmosphere.
Annemarie Stoltenberg and Rainer Moritz bring at least 16 new book recommendations to the Literaturhaus Hamburg stage - their long-running summer reading night, with a bonus pick from bookseller Can Mayaoglu.
Nino Haratischwili discusses with her translators how literature transforms across languages. An event marking the Goethe-Institut's 75th anniversary.