Munich, Germany
Literaturhaus München is a literary centre housed in a late 19th-century building on Salvatorplatz. It hosts readings, discussions, and literary festivals throughout the year, drawing authors from Germany and abroad. The in-house café and library make it a meeting point for anyone with a serious interest in literature.
An afternoon of Moomin stories with educational entertainment and exhibition exploration, designed for children aged 6-10.
Christoph Bartmann, longtime director of Goethe Institutes, discusses threats to German culture from right-wing populism. An evening of reflection on the future of culture in Europe.
An evening celebrating the 100th anniversary of Ingeborg Bachmann's birth, featuring a reading by Cathrin Störmer and expert Andrea Stoll, who presents new perspectives on the life and work of this icon of modern literature.
