Frankfurt, Germany
St. Bonifatius is a Catholic church in Frankfurt's Sachsenhausen district, built in the neo-Gothic style in the late 19th century. Its striking brick facade and tall tower make it one of the more recognizable landmarks on the south bank of the Main. The church regularly hosts classical and sacred music concerts alongside its regular liturgical services.
A theatre play for children aged 4 and up, based on the classic story of a little witch who wants to be good - even when the witch council has very different ideas.
Drummer Jochen Rückert leads a new quartet featuring rising stars of the New York jazz scene. The concert at St. Bonifatius brings together the bandleader's experience with the energy of an emerging generation of musicians.
A puppet show for children aged 3 and up about the forgetful King Gilbert and brave Knight Wiegand, who ventures to a dragon's cave to find a cure.
A children's theater play for ages 3 and up, following little bear Berti as he ventures into the winter night to make sure Father Christmas hasn't forgotten him.
An experimental concert merging electronic music, ambient soundscapes, and sacred tradition at St. Bonifatius church. Luis Reich, Richard Ojijo, and Annie Bloch create an immersive sonic experience with a quadrophonic speaker system.
An electronic club night featuring three live musicians and two DJs, blending jazz, electronics and global grooves in an improvised session.
A special jazz session celebrating John Coltrane's centenary, The Hang welcomes all musicians to improvise and play together in Frankfurt.
Josef and Tina Stier bring Rumpelstiltskin to life in an interactive show where children aged 3 and up play the roles of straw and gold and help uncover the mysterious little man's name.