Göttingen, Germany
Lokhalle Göttingen is a converted historic locomotive hall (Lokomotivschuppen) dating from the late 19th century, located near Göttingen's main railway station. The industrial brick building has been transformed into a versatile event venue hosting concerts, trade fairs, corporate events, and large-scale cultural gatherings. Its open, column-free hall offers flexible space for audiences of several hundred to over a thousand guests.
A comedy evening with Olaf Schubert and guests in Göttingen.
German comedian Paul Panzer presents his stand-up programme in Göttingen.
The beloved Christmas film Three Nuts for Cinderella is screened with its score performed live by an orchestra - a magical family event in Göttingen.
An impressive gymnastics art spectacle combining acrobatics, dance, and visual effects into one unforgettable production.
German artist Ina Müller performs with her band in Göttingen.
The iconic Riverdance celebrates its 30th anniversary with a jubilee tour, bringing Irish step dancing and live music together in one electrifying show.
Celebrated German dog trainer and comedian Martin Rütter presents his programme "SCHLUSS! AUS!" in Göttingen.
Bestselling forensic pathologist Michael Tsokos brings his new live show exploring the gripping and surprising world of forensic science and forensic medicine.
The Dark Tenor presents the spectacular Symphonica project, blending the energy of rock with the elegance of classical music.
Steffen Henssler presents his program "Einmal alles, bitte!" in Göttingen. An evening of laughter and fun for fans of German comedy.
Johann König presents his programme "Heute ein König" in Göttingen.
German comedian Torsten Sträter presents his stand-up programme "Die Zyklopen von Saint-Tropez" in Göttingen.