Experience culture. Poetry Slam in Hamburg

Familienzeit - Ausstellung: Sammlung

Every Saturday, the Hamburger Kunsthalle takes the whole family (children aged 5 to 13) on a creative journey through 700 years of art history. Once everyone has seen enough, our studio spaces offer the opportunity to put what they've learned into practice. Participation: €19, concessions €10, children €4, including admission / Tickets are available in advance. (The number of participants is limited to 16 people). Meeting point: Lichtwark Gallery | Old Building Staircase | Gallery

Familienzeit - Ausstellung: Sammlung

Every Saturday, the Hamburger Kunsthalle takes the whole family (children aged 5 to 13) on a creative journey through 700 years of art history. Once everyone has seen enough, our studio spaces offer the opportunity to put what they've learned into practice. Participation: €19, concessions €10, children €4, including admission / Tickets are available in advance. (The number of participants is limited to 16 people). Meeting point: Lichtwark Gallery | Old Building Staircase | Gallery

Finissage & artist talk – With Andrey Klassen & Anna Nowak

What happens when historical images intersect with contemporary experiences of crisis? And how does this change our perspective on reality and memory?

As part of the exhibition Nobody Ran, curator Anna Nowak speaks with artist Andrey Klassen about the creation of the large-scale installation and the themes underlying his work. The conversation will rrevolve around questions about the relationship between drawing and space, references to art history, urban historical contexts and the tension between visibility, denial and awareness. Together, they will discuss how historical events, collective memories and current experiences of crisis overlap in Andrey Klassen’s visual worlds and what role art can play in questioning entrenched patterns of perception. The talk offers insights into the artistic and curatorial process and invites visitors to view the exhibition from a new perspective.

Fischmarkt am Donnerstag

Between the Große Elbstraße and the Altonaer Fischmarkt there are all kinds of culinary delights to be discovered on Thursdays too. Local residents and guests can buy fresh and delicious food here.

Fischmarkt Hamburg

The fish market in Hamburg is legendary and almost a must for every visitor to Hamburg: Since 1703, pretty much everything that isn't nailed down has been traded here.

Every Sunday morning the fish market attracts visitors to the Elbe. Everyone will find what they are looking for, as almost everything is sold here: from lush fruit baskets, fresh fish or plastic bags full of sausages to porcelain, textiles and entire jungles of green plants.

Flohdom Horner Rennbahn

Browsing where the horses usually run: One of Hamburg's largest flea markets takes place every Saturday at the racecourse in the Horn district of Hamburg. Spanning 20,000 square meters, an area the size of three football fields, you'll find everything a junk shopper could want, from household goods to curiosities and electronics. The selection is vast, with vendors offering both second-hand and new goods. The area is covered, allowing the market to take place year-round. When the weather's nice, you can also haggle and bargain outside.