Gifhorn, Germany
Schloss Gifhorn is a Renaissance castle in the centre of Gifhorn, built in the 16th century as a residence for the Dukes of Grubenhagen. The well-preserved complex includes a chapel, a round tower, and a moat, and today serves as a museum and cultural venue hosting concerts, markets, and seasonal events.
Piano duo Kim & Hanßen performs four-hand and eight-hand works that also exist in orchestral versions, celebrating the 80th anniversary of the cultural association.
Silja celebrates the release of their album "tradtuur" with a concert blending traditional German music, klezmer and jazz - from groovy dance pieces to wistful ballads.
Patricia Prawit, the original voice of Burgfräulein, performs all the colourful characters from the Ritter Rost books in a one-woman show mixing music, illustrations and wordplay - for families with children from age 5.
Comedian and economist Anny Hartmann takes on climate change, politics and economics in a sharp, witty cabaret show.
An interactive criminal dinner in an elegant castle restaurant where guests solve a murder mystery at the Parisian Louvre while enjoying a five-course meal.
Arcis Saxophon Quartett brings high-energy saxophone playing together with sharp dramaturgy, lighting design and lively stage commentary for a concert that goes well beyond the ordinary.
A theatre show retelling the classic tale of the three little pigs and the big bad wolf, performed at Schloss Gifhorn for young audiences aged 4 and up.
A culinary experience with puzzles: Das Escape Dinner combines an exquisite three-course menu with thrilling escape-room challenges at the castle restaurant Zentgraf.