Experience culture. Poetry Slam in Hamburg

Harbour Pride Race

Get ready for the Harbour Pride Race – probably the most colorful competition at the Hamburg Port Anniversary! Hosted by Felicia Diamond, this is a vibrant spectacle full of games, fun, and surprising challenges. It's not just about speed, but above all, team spirit and good humor. Laugh, cheer, or join in yourself – the main thing is to be there! Saturday at 6:15 pm.

Harburger Wochenmarkt

From Monday to Saturday, fresh food from the region can be bought here.

Harry Potter und das verwunschene Kind

Alohomora! The new play "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" opens up to you. The Broadway-acclaimed play is now also thrilling at Hamburg's Theater am Großmarkt. Experience breathtaking magic at "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child," "the most spectacular show ever seen in a theater" (Süddeutsche Zeitung). The eighth story in the Harry Potter saga is the only one you can only experience live at the Theater am Großmarkt in Hamburg.

There's a lot of magic going on in the world of Harry Potter, and this translates to the stage of the performance. With surprising effects and impressive scenery, the audience is amazed: Wasn't there real magic at work?

The play is musically accompanied by four suites, each of which characterizes one of the plays' acts. Grammy and Ivor Novello Award winner Imogen Heap created the music specifically for HARRY POTTER and the Cursed Child.

Nineteen years after the events at Hogwarts made famous by the books and films, Harry Potter is a 37-year-old father of three and works in the Law Enforcement Department of the Ministry of Magic. The youngest son, Albus Severus, follows in the awed footsteps of his father, who once won the heroic battle against Lord Voldemort, at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Harry Potter's past keeps catching up with him, as his son, of all people, befriends the son of his former archenemy, Draco Malfoy. In a thrilling twist, Albus steals a Time-Turner against Harry Potter's wishes, merging the past with the present. The country's long-fought peace is in jeopardy, and Harry Potter's adventure continues with plenty of magic, numerous dark spells, and ultimately the hope that everything will turn out for the best.

He lücht!

On the stage at the Oevelgönne Museum Harbour, you'll experience more than just music: The Klöönbüddl keep you up-to-date on current events in the harbour, comment on parades, and give you valuable tips on boat trips. Listen to fascinating stories about ships and harbour life and let yourself be carried away by the maritime atmosphere.

Heimathafen Hamburg

Ready to rock? The heart of the Heimathafen Hamburg area is the Rock Antenne Hamburg stage. Party to music from Miu, GOOD MUSIC LIVE, and talented newcomers in the up-and-coming band contest. You help decide who rocks the stage tonight. Take a ride on the Ferris wheel and enjoy the breathtaking view of the Elbphilharmonie and the action on the Elbe River. Recharge your batteries at the diverse food and drink area right on the festival grounds.

Heiße Ecke

The St. Pauli Musical

The reactions to the premiere on September 16, 2003, at Schmidts Tivoli were already tremendous: The enthusiastic audience gave a standing ovation, the press celebrated the "declaration of love for St. Pauli" (Nordsee-Zeitung) as "charming and sexy, lascivious and honest" (Hamburger Abendblatt), the world raved about an "almost real fairy tale," the Süddeutsche Zeitung called it a "crash course in St. Pauli culture," and the MOPO even called it "Hamburg's best musical." Since then, countless sausages have been grilled and served with a generous helping of heart, sass, and humor at the Reeperbahn's most famous snack bar. The production has now delighted 2.9 million guests in over 5,500 shows.

Every evening, nine ensemble members slip into over 50 roles and whisk you away to a fast-paced show spanning 24 hours at the local snack bar "Heiße Ecke." All of St. Pauli meets at Hannelore and her crew's bar: the easygoing girls and the tough guys, the tourists before a musical and the garbage collectors after their shift, the party crowd from the suburbs looking to let it all hang out, and the neighborhood veterans who've long since had enough of it but still can't seem to get away from the weirdest part of town in Germany.

Theater director Corny Littmann and his team—especially Martin Lingnau (music), Heiko Wohlgemuth (lyrics), and Thomas Matschoß (book)—have created a monument to Hamburg's most dazzling district, which has been delighting audiences for a proud 20 years in September 2023. Coarse banter, heartfelt stories, and great songs in a show that showcases the everyday madness around the Reeperbahn: Welcome to the "Hot Corner." 100 percent authentic!