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Failing cheerfully
With humorous and self-deprecating stories, Jan Lipowski takes us into the small absurdities of everyday life, sheds light on life's questions with a twinkle in his eye and shows how laughter can be the best medicine even in difficult situations.
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Kultur- und Freizeitzentrum Lugau09385 Lugau/Erzgeb.
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09.10.2619:00 clock
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The Wladimir Kaminer Show
He is one of the most successful German authors and definitely one of the most hard-working. His readings are characterized by unconventional freshness. He picks up his guests with detailed descriptions of situations, lots of charm and intelligent humor.
The Wladimir Kaminer Show
He is one of the most successful German authors and definitely one of the most hard-working. His readings are characterized by unconventional freshness. He picks up his guests with detailed descriptions of situations, lots of charm and intelligent humor.
Reading of “Thoughts Are Lead” with Eva Jahnen
Eva Jahnen offers personal insights into living with depression. Through short essays, illustrations, and subtle humor, she discusses feelings, symptoms, therapy, self-help, and the little “YEAH moments” in everyday life.
Freedom - A Reading with Angela Merkel
Angela Merkel presents her political memoir, *Freedom: Memoirs*. She offers insights into power, crises, and her personal plea for freedom—after 16 years at the helm.
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Wildenfels Crime Night
It's getting spooky again! The crime night at Schloss Wildenfels is waiting to scare visitors. Over the course of the evening, guests can get to know several authors and their works, while the authors read from their latest books.
Rethinking Remembrance
Susanne Siegert explains why the culture of remembrance needs to be reimagined. She brings repressed Nazi crimes, forgotten places, and victim groups into focus and advocates for active, diverse commemorative efforts for future generations.
Alter Gasometer e.V.08056 Zwickau
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02.12.26 17:00 - 17:00 clock
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Book reading: The papermaker's wife
To mark the Day of the Printing Press, ZeitWerkStadt presents a literary and historical evening in which Antje Henkel-Schilbach immerses herself in the period around 1600 and the magic of the craft with her debut novel.
No vacation—you're under arrest
In her reading, Liane Mainka tells the true story of a young couple who, in 1975, were persecuted and imprisoned by the Stasi for having family ties to the West. A moving family history with roots stretching back to Silesia in 1874.
Theater BURATTINO09366 Stollberg/Erzgeb.
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16.01.27 18:00 - 19:00 clock
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Lesung mit Gamze Kubaşık, Semiya Şimşek und Christine Werner
Our pain is our strength—neo-Nazis murdered our fathers
Semiya and Gamze lost their fathers to the NSU. The authorities’ failure to act and their lack of compassion have affected them deeply. Together, they find the strength to tell their story and fight against being forgotten, against racism, and for an open future.
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Gewandhaus Zwickau08056 Zwickau
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25.09.2610:00 clock
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Petra Prager liest vor mit dem Kamishibai-Theater: "Wir haben Rechte!" von Manuela Olten
We read aloud - reading mentors in the city library
Regina Seerig reads: The best day to do nothing.
Playing soccer, mowing the lawn, playing board games - everyone has plans, only Roberta doesn't want to do anything today. Just lying there and dreaming - couldn't that be nice for a change? But her family has other plans.
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Stadtbibliothek Zwickau08056 Zwickau
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01.10.2616:00 clock
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A READING ABOUT THE POWER OF LIFE
Personal experiences and scientific insights come together in an inspiring talk on mindfulness and health. The focus is on the interplay between body, mind, and spirit, as well as new perspectives for achieving greater balance in everyday life.
Where Miracles Live - Jewish Fairy Tales for Children
Heinrich Schulze transports children to a world full of imagination, humor, and wonder through traditional Jewish fairy tales. Playful interludes bring the stories to life and ensure an entertaining afternoon filled with wonder and opportunities to join in.
Priesterhäuser Zwickau08056 Zwickau
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03.10.26 11:30 - 12:30 clock
Theater of Poetry: William Faulkner - Light in August
The book series is dedicated to the theme of hope. In the midst of the Great Depression, Lena Grove, who is pregnant, travels through the Southern states of the U.S. In her search for true love, she encounters a world full of disappointments.
Theater of Poetry: William Faulkner — Light in August
The book series focuses on the theme of hope. Amid the global economic crisis, Lena Grove, who is pregnant, travels through the Southern states of the U.S. In her search for true love, she encounters a world full of disappointments.
Tacheles Children's Storytime Program
The Tacheles storytime program offers children the opportunity to discover important life lessons through captivating Jewish stories about faith, courage, and values—lessons that empower them and provide guidance as they navigate their own paths in life.
KunstGalerie im Hans-Plank-Haus08056 Zwickau
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12.10.26 08:00 - 09:00 clock 11:00 - 12:00 clock
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Jewish Fairy Tales for Adults
Heinrich Schulze reads traditional Jewish fairy tales full of wisdom, humor, and surprising twists. An atmospheric evening featuring lively stories about hope, the courage to face life, and the power of Jewish traditions.
Priesterhäuser Zwickau08056 Zwickau
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24.10.26 16:30 - 17:30 clock
Tacheles Reading Program
Jewish stories for children tell of faith, courage, and important values. In a playful and child-friendly way, they provide guidance, build self-confidence, and encourage reflection and empathy.
KunstGalerie im Hans-Plank-Haus08056 Zwickau
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26.10.26 09:00 - 10:00 clock 12:00 - 13:00 clock
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Katharina Thalbach reads: Miss Merkel Murder under the Christmas tree
"There's a dead Santa in the fireplace" - not a peaceful Christmas Eve. The Merkels find a dead Santa, and four of their competitors are suspects. Katharina Thalbach shines in this reading as Miss Merkel with wit and charm.