Curated by Turner Prize winner Jeremy Deller (b. 1966, London), An Exhibition for Children (and Other People) brings together outstanding works by internationally renowned conceptual artists who engage in creating playful, interactive and poetic moments.
Chemnitz is European Capital of Culture in 2025. Part of its cultural programme is PURPLE PATH, an art and sculpture trail that will showcase works by renowned international, national and Saxon artists. The result is an exhibition in public space which includes pieces from Tony Cragg, Richard Long and Sean Scully.
Berlin Fashion Week is set to return this June with a bold celebration of creativity and innovation. This season, five exciting newcomers, including UK-based designer David Koma, have been added to the official show calendar.
Louise Brown, born in London in 1975, moved to northern Germany with her family as a teenager. She studied political science and is a journalist. In her book “What Remains When We Die,” she talks about her experiences as a funeral speaker. She will read from her book and have a conversation with Nikolaus Schneider.
Experience the spirit of the UK's legendary ‘Last Night of the Proms’ at Arenaouvertüre 2025 in Jena, with British conductor Russell N. Harris, the Jena Philharmonic Orchestra, and acclaimed baritone Richard Morrison. Expect a festive open-air evening of British classics, from Elgar to Vaughan Williams, Scottish folk tunes, and patriotic favourites. More info and tickets here.
Georgia Crandon is a rising singer/songwriter with a distinct sound that seamlessly blends elements of retro pop and soul. With a voice that is both powerful and vulnerable, Georgia's music is a reflection of her own personal experiences and struggles, infused with raw honesty and emotion. Get tickets for her two Germany tour dates here.
A lively weekend of Irish music, dance, and literature. Opening with Madraí (Liam Blaney & Chris Cronin), the festival features award-winning musicians Laoise Kelly and Tola Custy, champion dancers, and readings from Irish Diary. Highlights include The Four Fellas, Jigs and Reels Dance Academy, and a rousing finale by Murphy’s Law. Tickets here.
Lucy Woodward is a powerhouse singer whose soulful, impeccably controlled vocals will turn on a dime, from a runaway-train full-throttle intensity to a soft, slow burning sultry whisper, only to take you back into an inferno. Born in London, Lucy spent her childhood in New York and the Netherlands. She is the daughter of two classical musicians – her father a conductor and composer, and her mother an opera singer, musicologist, teacher, and belly dancer.
Rumour has it Nick Woodland once turned down the Rolling Stones. Whether true or not, he's hailed by the Süddeutsche Zeitung as “the most relaxed, best and most versatile rhythm and blues guitarist far and wide.” A studio collaborator with legends like Boney M., Donna Summer and The Clash, Woodland is now touring Germany—with stops in Fürth, Munich and more. Tour dates here.
Carrington-Brown is a multilingual, multi-award-winning music and comedy duo formed in the UK in 2007. Combining their British humour and virtuoso musical talent, Rebecca Carrington and Colin Brown create a brilliant blend of music and comedy, dubbed ‘total entertainment’. Carrington-Brown will perform at Bar jeder Vernunft in Berlin in June.