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Kaffeekult(o)ur Speicherstadt

The fragrant roastery tour

This tour is pure coffee enjoyment! We start with a delicious coffee specialty in our Rosinenfischer Kontor, take a look at various roasteries on an entertaining tour of the Speicherstadt (Warehouse District), surprise our guests with a chocolate creation, and finish with a tasting of three coffee rarities in the cozy atmosphere of the coffee shop.

- 3-hour program consisting of 105 minutes of tours to coffee roasteries and 75 minutes of coffee tasting of three rarities
- Welcome coffee at the Rosinenfischer office
- Chocolate surprise in between
- professional coffee tasting

This tour is not suitable for children. For an entertaining tour with children, we recommend our sensory tour.

Kamishibai: "Wie schläft der Wald?"

We will tell the story "How Does the Forest Sleep?" by Peter Wohlleben and Carina Wohlleben using the Kamishibai method. In this storytelling theater, large picture cards are inserted into a wooden frame and shown to accompany the story.

Although Fritzi should have been asleep long ago, the little wild boar girl isn't tired at all. And besides, it's not even properly dark yet! So Fritzi crawls out of the bramble thicket and toddles curiously into the woods. On her walk, Fritzi notices that every animal sleeps quite differently: The deer lies down alone in a hollow on the forest floor, the woodpecker yawns high up in the tree, and the bats slumber hanging upside down.

No registration is required.

Kapla Nachmittag

Dive into the fantastic world of KAPLA blocks! Stack, tinker, and marvel together – whether towers, bridges, or imaginative animals: with these lightweight wooden blocks, (almost) anything is possible!

No prior knowledge required – just a desire to build!
Accompanying persons are very welcome.

No registration is required. Just drop by!

Karaoke party at the Irish Pub in Hamburg-Harburg

Experience the magic of Irish joie de vivre on our karaoke stage! Let yourself be carried away by the enchanting sounds of the Emerald Isle and immerse yourself in an unforgettable experience. Sing with passion and dedication as you feel the freedom of music in the warm, welcoming atmosphere of the Old Dubliners. Everyone is welcome here, whether you're a professional singer, an amateur, or a complete novice :-D We celebrate the moment and every performance is met with frenetic applause. It's no coincidence that the Old Dubliners' motto is: “There are no strangers here, only friends you haven't met before!” Our hosts speak German and English.

With a cold pint in hand and a song on our lips, we celebrate together until the early hours of the morning. The stage is yours – discover the endless selection of songs waiting to be brought to life by you! Be part of our musical journey and let's bring the atmosphere to a boil with every note. We look forward to seeing you! So grab your friends and acquaintances and whoever else you meet on the way to our venue. Choose YOUR SONG from the song lists, hand in your slip of paper, and you'll be on our stage performing like you've never performed before. Our song list is sure to have something for you and your friends. Whether it's rock, pop, NDW, schlager, the best of today or yesterday – whatever you're in the mood for, we're sure to have it.

Song lists and further information about the karaoke team:

https://www.karaoke-hamburg.de

Kids! Between Representation and Reality

The exhibition Kids! is dedicated to the depiction of children in pictures from the 16th to the 21st century. Various chapters approach the subject from different perspectives and draw on photographs and sculptures as well as paintings.

KLAUS STAECK IN HAMBURG – Political Posters – Five Decades of Art and Politics

Starting on February 26, 2026, iconic political posters by Klaus Staeck will be on display in public spaces throughout Hamburg. The

Hamburg poster competition Anfachen Award is dedicating an open-air retrospective to its patron.

To mark Staeck's 88th birthday, 77 poster motifs will be presented at three central locations: on the Kennedy Bridge, behind

the main train station, and in front of City Hall. Themes such as housing shortages, social inequality, and environmental destruction run

through the artist's work—many motifs were created decades ago and remain shockingly relevant today.

The exhibition shows political poster art as a direct intervention

in public space – controversial, clear, and democratic.

LOCATIONS

On the Kennedy Bridge (Dammtor) · Behind the main train station (Schauspielhaus) · Next to the Reesendamm Bridge / in front of City Hall

OPENING

Thu, Feb. 26, 2026 · 4 p.m. · Kennedy Bridge

Speaker: Dr. Carsten Brosda,

Senator for Culture and Media

Exhibition dates: Feb. 26 – Mar. 8, 2026

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