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Gartenwissen @home - Garten-Klönschnack

The "Garden Knowledge @home" series of events takes place online via Zoom. Participation is free, but registration is required.

with Helge Masch - Botanical Special Garden Wandsbek

"Garten-Klönschnack" is an online offer for garden and plant enthusiasts.

At the beginning, current photos and videos from the botanical special garden are shown and the plants are introduced.

In the second part, you will receive information on a current topic. Length of the short presentation 30 -. 45 mins

In the third part, the Klönschnack part, the participants can show and present plants from their garden or ask questions about problem plants.

You are very welcome to this meeting with spatial distance and thematic proximity. Make yourself comfortable at home and follow and enrich this monthly offer from the Botanical Special Garden on and with your computer, tablet or smartphone. You do not need to register with Zoom. The access data are sufficient for a successful participation.

Klönschnack topic of the month:
March: Plant Nutrition | Which nutrients do plants need in the house and garden?

Admission free!
Registration required!
Please use the ticket button and the following online form for your registration. Registrations are possible until the start of the offer!

The "Garden Knowledge @home" series of events is made possible with the kind support of the Loki Schmidt Foundation . Thank you for this!.

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The topics from 2021
January: My Favorite Gardening Book | Present your highlight from your plant library.
February: Orchids | Tips for location, correct watering and repotting.
March: Plant Nutrition | Which fertilizer do plants in the house and garden need?
April: weed? No problem!
May: Small shrubs for small gardens!
June + July: Summer break
August: Use of annuals and biennials in the garden
September: Planting flower bulbs properly
October: Propagation by cuttings - the salvation when plants get too BIG.
November: Gloomy and sad or flowers - plants against the November blues
December: Every year again ... - The poinsettia

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The topics from 2022
January: lack of light in paradise - Or when the houseplant leaves trickle!
February: pruning - this is how you cut well. But which branch really needs to be removed?
March: Color in spring with pansies, bellis and co.
April: Einbeere - Flower of the Year 2022 from the Loki Schmidt Foundation - with Svenja Holst
May: Climate-friendly gardening - tips to protect the climate and environment in your own garden. with Tabea Hanft (FÖJlerin in the special garden)
June to September: summer break
October: Summer 2022 - How was the summer?
November: Eichtal Climate Park - An almost 100-year-old park in the immediate vicinity of the special garden is being made fit for future weather events. (with citizen participation)
December: Pruning - Here you cut well!

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The topics from 2023
January: Insect-friendly balcony - planning aid for spring and summer 2023
February: Not a good idea: Botanical travel souvenirs!
March: Plant Nutrition | Which nutrients do plants need in the house and garden?

Gaslight

Patrick Hamilton's psychological thriller Gaslight is a chilling study in manipulation and madness. When Bella Manningham begins to doubt her memory and sanity, her husband Jack seems all too ready to confirm her fears. But as gaslights flicker and footsteps echo from empty rooms, a darker truth begins to surface. Set in Victorian London, this gripping classic inspired the term “gaslighting” and remains initially relevant today. In a tense atmosphere of suspicion and fear, Gaslight keeps audiences guessing until the final revelation. This new production at The English Theater of Hamburg combines period elegance with nail-biting suspense, plunging viewers into a world where nothing is as it seems, and one woman must find the strength to reclaim her truth before she loses everything.

German Gents

Christmas at the Laeiszhalle Hamburg is celebrated with the most beautiful and well-known melodies from Germany, Europe and the whole world. The award-winning a cappella quartet German Gents presents a musical journey full of anticipation and contemplation. The four musicians from Berlin inspire with their unmistakable sound and sing the praises of Advent and Christmas. The concert promises a festive experience with a diverse repertoire of Christmas music.

PERFORMERS

German Gents ensemble

Thoma Jaron-Wutz tenor

Armin Horn tenor

Raphael Riebesell baritone

Marcel Raschke bass

PROGRAM

»Winter Wonderland«

Ghalia Benali / Ensemble Constantinople

»For me as a child, Oum Kalthoum was the voice of God,« admits Ghalia Benali. »Her voice touched the soul, not just the ears.« Born in Brussels and raised in a family of artists in Tunisia, the singer came into contact with different styles of music at an early age – and continues to dance between cultures to this day. One of her greatest inspirations remains Oum Kalthoum, arguably the most famous voice in the Middle East, whom Benali considers her »honorary grandmother«. Together with Iranian setar virtuoso Kiya Tabassian and his Ensemble Constantinople, Benali devotes herself to setting the poems of the »Rubaiyat« to music.

PERFORMERS

Ghalia Benali vocals

Ensemble Constantinople ensemble

Didem Başar kanun

Neva Özgen kamancheh

Moufadhel Adhoum oud

Tanya LaPerrière viola d'amore, violin

Amanda Keesmaat baroque cello

Vincent Noiret double bass

Javier Núñez Truhenorgel

Hamin Honari percussion

Patrick Graham percussion

Kiya Tabassian setar and direction

PROGRAM

»Rubaiyat – Homage to Umm Kulthum and Omar Khayyam«

Musik von Umm Kulthum sowie von Johann Sebastian Bach, Marin Marais u.a.

GOME + The Gang w/ Dan Shake

GOME + The Gang returns to the beloved home base, Golden Pudel – Hamburg's legendary club known for its raw energy, no-nonsense attitude, and cutting-edge music policy. GOME have made this night their own, turning it into a true gathering for house music lovers – deep grooves, high energy, and a dancefloor that doesn't stop. This time, Dan Shake joins the gang. The London-born DJ and producer made history as the first non-Detroit artist to release on Moodymann's Mahogani Music, setting the tone for a career built on groove, funk, and fearless energy. His sets blend everything from disco and acid to Afrobeat and broken beat – always playful, always irresistible. With releases on his own SHAKE label, as well as Delusions of Grandeur and Mahogani, Dan has become a mainstay on the world's best dancefloors, from Printworks in London to DC-10 Ibiza to Glastonbury and beyond. Expect that unmistakable Shake swing – pure movement from start to finish. And, of course, GOME will be there as your very own hosts – bringing their signature mix of groove-heavy, 90s-influenced house - raw, deep, soulful and sometimes a bit trippy. After a packed year with festival shows at Down The Rabbit Hole, MS Dockville, and Wildeburg and club nights in Ibiza, Amsterdam, Barcelona, Paris, Tbilisi, Rome, Buenos Aires, Rio de Janeiro... they return home to Hamburg stronger than ever, with a fantastic new release on Dam Swindle's Heist called "Chop Shop EP". Coming home to Hamburg makes every GOME + The Gang night something special – a true family gathering. If you've been before, you know what to expect: a night built for real house music heads, where the dancefloor stays sweaty and alive from start to finish. Saturday, December 13 – Golden Pudel, Hamburg GOME + The Gang with Dan Shake + GOME No gimmicks. Just proper house music. See you there.

HafenCity Weihnachtsmarkt

A very special Christmas world awaits visitors in front of the Old Harbor Authority on Überseeboulevard: The Christmas market on Überseeboulevard enchants its visitors with lovingly designed stalls offering Christmas delicacies, a large Advent calendar, and a winter golf course. Every day, the festively lit and wonderfully fragrant market opens its winter golf course , which is free for children under 18. Armed with thick gloves and golf clubs, winter golf provides a special Christmas treat for the whole family. Nutcrackers, snowmen, gingerbread men, and ice floes with penguins serve as obstacles and targets on the frosty courses, getting young and old in the mood for the festive season. When the lights are lit in the evening, the Christmas angels open the doors of the Advent calendar , which hold exciting surprises from various partners for those in attendance. On November 24th, December 24th and Christmas Day, the gates will remain closed so that the angels and elves can also spend a contemplative time with their loved ones.

Open daily until 8:00 PM; food service discontinued

Advent calendar : From December 1st, the Advent calendar will provide numerous surprises, with the Christmas angels opening another door every day at 6:00 p.m.