Frankfurt, Germany
Romanfabrik is a literary and cultural venue in Frankfurt, housed in a former factory building. It hosts readings, literary festivals, concerts, and interdisciplinary events, and is closely associated with the Frankfurt Book Fair scene. The industrial architecture gives the space a distinctive character that sets it apart from conventional cultural venues.
Trio Azuria performs intimate guitar jazz on the roof terrace of Romanfabrik. The music blends swing, indie rock and contemporary jazz with emotional depth and spontaneous improvisation.
Tiger Finkel brings dreamy indie-folk inspired by Ben Howard and Angus & Julia Stone - and if the weather holds, the show moves up to the rooftop terrace.
Frankfurt jazz collective FÄZZ teams up with QUICO - trombonist, vocalist and live electronics artist - for an experimental rooftop session at Romanfabrik.
Guitarist Vanessa Jung presents her debut album "Full Steel" - an instrumental rock story where the guitar speaks in a voice shaped by Slash, Gary Moore, and Metallica.
An evening devoted to the bebop saxophone legend Charlie Parker. Daniela Baumeister reads compelling stories from his life while the Jan Prax Quartet performs his compositions in contemporary arrangements.
Opera singers and spoken-word artists collide at Frankfurt's Romanfabrik in an evening that reimagines operatic characters through the lens of poetry slam, hosted by director and poet Aileen Schneider.
Ensemble BonaNox weaves songs, piano music and texts from across two millennia into a programme tracing artistic responses to war, from ancient conflicts to the present.
A documentary by Kai-Uwe Kohlschmidt that follows the Mangan25 artist collective on expeditions across six continents, from the jungles of Papua New Guinea to the Himalayas, tracing the nomadic impulse at the heart of human experience.
Acclaimed Swiss saxophonist and composer Sarah Chaksad presents her new project AMELIA, a jazz ensemble that merges compositional precision with emotional depth and structural sophistication.
Henni Nachtsheim, a celebrated comedian from Hesse, reads excerpts from his debut novel - a crime comedy full of wit and humour. The reading is accompanied by live piano music.
The Wasserfuhr brothers, leading figures in German jazz, present a new project with an international quartet blending European tradition, Latin American influences and urban impulses from Japan.
