Experience culture. Poetry Slam in Hamburg

"the work" - ein Einstieg in eine neue Sichtweise -> Ein Weg zur Gelassenheit

Byron Katie discovered that she suffered when she believed her thoughts and that she did not suffer when she did not believe those thoughts.

The cause of her depression at the time was not the world around her, but her beliefs and preconceived notions about the world around her. In a flash of insight, she realized that in our search for happiness, we are heading in the wrong direction.

Instead of embarking on the hopeless endeavor of trying to change the world to fit our own preconceived notions of how it "should" be, we can question these notions, and by encountering reality as it is, we experience unimaginable freedom and joy. As a result, a bedridden, suicidal woman was filled with love for all that life brings.

This evening can only be an introduction to the topic. It is a wonderful method that can lead everyone to greater independence.

Requirements: none

Seminar time: 7:00 PM – 9:15 PM

Price €20 per person

Registration at: kontakt@onnnea-hh.de

The registration deadline is 5 working days before the start of the seminar.

''ADAC prämierter Sinnes-Streifzug durch Speicherstadt & Hafencity''

Switching on your senses is allowed!

Get involved with Hamburg! With all your senses. Smell, taste and feel the historic Speicherstadt and the modern Hafencity. Learn interesting facts about Hamburg's famous Speichertstadt and the newly emerging Hafencity on our 90-minute sensory city tour. Get a feel for what it looked like here a hundred years ago, what typical smells could be heard and what connects them to this day. Discover cozy courtyards and modern buildings. Explore the smells of the old days, recognize the taste of today's Speicherstadt and experience exciting surprises.

Further information: https://www.rosinenfischer.de/stadtfuehrung-hamburg-speicherstadt-sinnes-streifzug/

Price: 25.00 / adult, 12.50 / child 7 - 14 years, free for children up to 6 years

1400 Tonnen Sand (ab 3 Jahre)

Why the Sandman runs out of dreams.

There's sand everywhere, right? Actually, sand is slowly becoming scarce because so many houses are built with it. Even our theater is built from 1400 tons of sand. Time to do a play about sand and take a closer look:
Have you ever looked at sand through a microscope and seen the tiny tardigrades that live on the grains? Did you know that even the lens of a microscope is made of sand? And what would happen if even the Sandman ran out of sand?

To complement the performance, "The Experimental Sandbox" is available in our stores: a box full of tools and ideas for experimenting in the sandbox – with sandpaper, magnifying glass, concrete mix, real gemstones, hourglass kit, booklet and much more.

FUNDUS THEATER / Research Theatre | Development: Sibylle Peters, Hanno Krieg, Weloba Mtaki | Set Design: Hanno Krieg | Performance: Hanno Krieg, Sibylle Peters, Weloba Mtaki | Materials Science Consultant: Zoe Laughlin, Institute of Making | Lighting: Brenda Alaís, Nicolas Wolf | Music: Ansuman Biswas

In collaboration with Lois Keidan and students from Osnabrück University of Applied Sciences and Queen Mary University of London.

Funded by the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media under the FAIR P(L)AY program.

200 Jahre grüner Wallring - "Auf der Lauer auf der Mauer" - Hörspaziergang

Please note: It is possible that an event has been cancelled but is still listed on this website. For the latest information about cancelations or postponements please check the organizer’s website.

"On the lookout for the wall"

Three perception walks in the here and now of the historic ramparts.

We start with attentive walking and undirected listening. We walk and stroll between former walls and ditches. We prick up our ears, follow our noses and see the world through different eyes. We let ourselves be touched by sounds and smells, stretch out our feelers and immerse ourselves in the atmosphere of today's park. Can you feel the former walls? What moods do we experience? Whether artistic, researching or as a sensual experience - walking itself is a dialogue with space and time. The walks each take 2 hours and cost 8 euros per person.

Preview Sun. 7.6. to get a taste of it as part of the anniversary festival. (approx. one hour / free of charge)

Part 1: Thu. 02.07. 6:00 p.m. / Start: Park entrance Stephansplatz U-Bahn

Part 2: Thu. 06.08. 6:00 p.m. / Start: Sievekingplatz / in front of the court

Part 3: Thu. 03.09. 6:00 p.m. / Start: Park Cafe at the ice rink

The tour takes place from 6 participants and is limited to 16. Participation 8 euros. Please register at: info@spaziergaeng.de

400 Jahre Reeperbahn - Teil 1

Everyone knows the Reeperbahn, but the story behind its name is unfamiliar to many! To mark the 400th anniversary of the Reeperbahn(s), the Museum of Hamburg History, in cooperation with local historian Eva Decker and renowned city historian Dominik Kloss, is offering a program dedicated to the origins and forerunners of the St. Pauli district: what role did the ropewalkers and their ropewalks play over the past 400 years, and how did they shape St. Pauli? What traces of their history can still be found today in the district and its eastern neighbors? The tour is divided into two 90-minute parts, taking place on consecutive Sundays. Alternating between the first and last two centuries since 1626, the tours explain the reasons for the repeated relocation of this unique craft outside the city walls and the development of the St. Pauli suburb – always following in the footsteps of the ropemakers and their guild, as well as the milieu in which they lived and worked. Note: Tours must be booked individually. Duration: 90 minutes. Cost: €10 per person (€5 reduced). Meeting point Part 1: In front of the Museum of Hamburg History, Holstenwall 24, 20355 Hamburg (end of Millerntor Guardhouse). Meeting point Part 2: In front of the Millerntor Guardhouse, Millerntorplatz 20, 20359 Hamburg (end of Beatles Square). Recommended for adults and young people aged 14 and over. Part 2 of the tour can be found here.

400 Jahre Reeperbahn - Teil 2

Everyone knows the Reeperbahn, but the story behind its name is unfamiliar to many! To mark the 400th anniversary of the Reeperbahn(s), the Museum of Hamburg History, in cooperation with local historian Eva Decker and renowned city historian Dominik Kloss, is offering a program dedicated to the origins and forerunners of the St. Pauli district: what role did the ropewalkers and their ropewalks play over the past 400 years, and how did they shape St. Pauli? What traces of their history can still be found today in the district and its eastern neighbors? The tour is divided into two 90-minute parts, taking place on consecutive Sundays. Alternating between the first and last two centuries since 1626, the tour explains the reasons for the repeated relocation of this unique craft outside the city walls and the development of the St. Pauli suburb – always following in the footsteps of the ropemakers and their guild, as well as the milieu in which they lived and worked. Note: Tours must be booked individually. Duration: 90 minutes. Cost: €10 per person (€5 reduced). Meeting point Part 1: In front of the Museum of Hamburg History, Holstenwall 24, 20355 Hamburg (end of Millerntor Guardhouse). Meeting point Part 2: In front of the Millerntor Guardhouse, Millerntorplatz 20, 20359 Hamburg (end of Beatles Square). Recommended for adults and young people aged 14 and over. Here you can find Part 1 of the tour.