A dynamic, year-long programme exploring and celebrating cultural connections between the UK and Germany.
From Kandinsky to Liebermann and Klee - see some of the most inspiring works of the "Defending 'Degenerate' German Art" exhibition from 1938 in Berlin!
What makes friendship so special? We're taking a closer look at the extraordinary relations between UK-German friends and are excited to shine a light on their special stories.
With black humour and a lot of wit Hijinx theatre, a theater company working with actors with learning disablilities, stages an encounter with the cloth puppet Fred this October in Munich.
How can science support governments in initiating effective diet change? Join us for the Queen's Lecture on diet, obesity and health with Susan Jebb!
Experience a choir of 2,000 singers from around the world performing Sir Karl Jenkins' master piece "The Armed Man: A Mass for Peace" at the Mercedes-Benz Arena this November.
Glasgow and Berlin are coming together for a digital celebration of music, culture and creativity.
How can we use storytelling as a vehicle for healing and community building? We heard from expert Justine Hardy at the international literature festival in Berlin in September!
Exploring the #UKGermany2018 highlights so far...
What is poetry able to achieve? The Schamrock Festival in Munich and Vienna opens up new perspectives on literature, art and the world in general and crosses borders with international poets
Matthew Herbert's Brexit Big Band played their unique "soundtrack to separation" with local Berlin musicians at the Wassermusik Festival this July.
Taking a closer look at Europe's Club Culture: the Red Gallery’s Ourhistory Archives show some exclusive photographs of Europe's most exciting club cultural movements. Take a look!
