Bad Bevensen

If Christmas goose or relatives sit heavy on your stomach – WE’RE HERE – for us and for you. The bar is stocked and the dance floor cleared. With mulled wine, cookies, and tunes from the turntable, we’ll rock our way through the night in festive style. Matthias is on the decks – and NO, even on request we will NOT play “Last Christmas” – promised. We’re looking forward to a fun holiday celebration with you! From 8:00 p.m. Free admission - donations welcome, the hat will be passed around!

Put on your dancing shoes and head to the spa house. For many years, the dance tea has been a fixed part of the event programme at the Kurhaus Bad Bevensen and is very popular with dance enthusiasts and music lovers alike. The duo “Eternity” regularly provides the right musical atmosphere. With stylish dance music, lively party tunes, and a successful mix of current hits and timeless evergreens, they get the audience moving. The band has existed in its basic formation as a duo (keyboard and drums) since 1993 and has long been a familiar and welcome guest at concerts and dance tea afternoons in Bad Bevensen. Their versatile repertoire is constantly being expanded and guarantees top-class entertainment. Whether it’s lively disco fox, elegant waltz, romantic dancing, or simply relaxed listening – there is something for every mood. In a sociable atmosphere and with upbeat dance music, everyone is warmly welcome – young and old, experienced dancers as well as newcomers. At the Special Dance Tea, a dance competition couple will greet you in changing line-ups and demonstrate professional steps and changing dance styles. On this day too, the café in the spa house invites you to take a delightful break with delicious cakes and tarts. Admission to the dance tea is free.

Once again this year, we are presenting you with a top-class jazz concert on Boxing Day. Line-up: Birgit Storf – sax Constantin Krahmer – piano Alex Kolberg – guitar Lennart Meyer – vocals Johann Greve – bass Sebastian Meyer – drums Doors open 7:30 pm | Start 8:00 pm

Sascha Vagt - SOLO MIC NOISE | Folk • Country • Singer-Songwriter Handmade music between folk, country and singer-songwriter. With acoustic guitar, a distinctive touch and plenty of feeling, MIC NOISE combines original songs with selected cover songs. Sometimes calm and reflective, sometimes raw and full of energy. Honest music, an authentic sound and stories written by life. Less frills. More music. Real and handmade. Admission is free.

On Wednesday, December 30, 2026, Kirsten Nehberg will present her book “Always Believe in the Impossible” at 2:30 p.m. in the Aqua room of the Kurhaus Bad Bevensen. As part of the “Coffee. Culture. Kurhaus.” series, she talks about life with her father, the adventurer and human rights activist Rüdiger Nehberg. From 1 to 2 p.m., Detlev Patz will already be presenting selected books and offering them for sale. A personal look at Rüdiger Nehberg Rüdiger Nehberg became known as “Sir Vival” through extraordinary expeditions and his social commitment. In her book, his daughter Kirsten shows him from a different perspective: as a father who brought adventure into family life as well. “He became known through his unusual expeditions and adventures. I can assure you, things were adventurous at our home too!”, says Kirsten Nehberg. An emergency guide for fending off pythons, wild animals in the house, and her father’s unusual ideas shape her memories. But she also рассказывает how he made it possible for her to attend an ABBA concert and supported her with his idiosyncratic ideas. The result is a personal, humorous, and emotional insight into life with the well-known survival expert. After the reading, the author will answer questions from the audience. Kirsten Nehberg lives in Hamburg and is known as an actress from television, film, and theater productions. For the three-part NDR documentary “Tatunca Nara and the Dead in the Jungle,” she traveled to Brazil in 2024 in her father’s footsteps. Book presentations to kick things off: Detlev Patz sets the mood for the reading wit

Everyone is warmly invited to listen and join in. We look forward to exciting live music, where professionals meet not-quite-so-professionals. An open stage for everyone who enjoys musical experimentation with others, especially young musicians who want to gain stage experience. Basic equipment (bass system, drum kit, guitar amp and PA) will be provided by the association. Admission 7:30 p.m. | Start 8:00 p.m. Free admission

[Buy tickets directly](https://bad-bevensen.reservix.de/p/reservix/event/2608099) Before the corks pop and the rockets burst in the evening, the Bad Bevensen Wind Orchestra provides the fitting sound for the end of the year. Together with Bad Bevensen Marketing GmbH, the orchestra invites you to the Kurhaus on December 31, 2026. Look forward to a musical countdown as a New Year's Eve warm-up for the turn of the year. Whether festive or lively, the wind orchestra's varied program is always entertaining and offers its audience an afternoon full of joie de vivre, community, and musical highlights that will whet your appetite for the coming year 2027. Don't miss the party and secure your tickets now at all known advance ticket sales outlets in Bad Bevensen or online. The countdown is on! Children under 16 are free

Slide into the new year with us! At the New Year’s Eve disco at VaKuuM, DJ Wolfgang Bütow will set the mood with great vibes and danceable hits from the 70s, 80s, and 90s. After the delicious meal, it’s time to head to VaKuuM and onto the dance floor! Look forward to a relaxed evening full of music, good cheer, and nostalgic classics. Come along and make New Year’s Eve at VaKuuM an unforgettable experience! We’re dancing into the New Year with Wolfgang Bütow Admission 8:30 p.m. | Start 9:00 p.m.

[Buy tickets directly](https://bad-bevensen.reservix.de/p/reservix/event/2631735) New Year’s Concert with the Prima String Quartet on 2 January 2027 at the Bad Bevensen Spa House A touch of ballroom elegance, modern familiar melodies in a surprising new guise, and a festive start to the new year: On Saturday, 2 January 2027, Bad Bevensen Marketing invites you to the New Year’s Concert in the large hall of the Bevensen Spa House. With the Prima String Quartet, this will be a very special concert for the new year. Under the motto “String Quartet meets Pop,” well-known pop songs and romantic ballads encounter the distinctive sound of a string quartet. Modern hits on classical string instruments unfold a charm all their own: familiar melodies appear in new tonal colors, soulful ballads gain intensity, and rousing pop songs reveal a surprisingly elegant side. This combination of timeless romance and modern music is at the heart of the New Year’s Concert. This special mix is already well known from the long-running hit series Bridgerton. Anyone who appreciates the musical atmosphere of lavish costume dramas like Bridgerton, and historical dramas à la Jane Austen, can look forward to a fitting concert afternoon. The Prima String Quartet combines selected songs also known from the series with many other popular pop hits and romantic melodies. The result is a distinctive concert experience between the festive spa-house hall and today’s musical world. The basis is a versatile repertoire of more than 700 titles: it ranges from classical works to film and entertainment music and cu

[Buy tickets directly](https://bad-bevensen.reservix.de/p/reservix/event/2629007) New Year’s event of the Bad Bevensen Cultural Association e.V. A musician, his unwieldy instrument and an unattainable love: For the New Year’s event of the Bad Bevensen Cultural Association e.V., the audience can look forward on 9 January 2027 at 5 p.m. in the Kurhaus Bad Bevensen to a humorous yet melancholic evening of theatre with Patrick Süskind’s hit play “The Double Bass.” Actor Robert Arnold portrays a lonely double bassist who struggles with his profession, his instrument and his life. He is a member of the state orchestra and sits at the third desk – reliable, inconspicuous and far removed from the glamour of the soloists. He has a desperate love-hate relationship with his double bass. The awkward instrument determines his everyday life; he has soundproofed his apartment, and he has not had a relationship for years. Of all evenings, this one features Wagner’s “Das Rheingold” on the programme – a work he almost despises as much as Mozart. Between overconfidence and feelings of inferiority, sharp observations about orchestral life and the sobering realization of his own artistic insignificance, the musician tells the story of his life. Yet there is still a glimmer of hope: Sarah, a young mezzo-soprano at the State Opera. She has not noticed him so far, but with a daring plan he wants to win her attention. Patrick Süskind’s “The Double Bass” is a tragicomedy that is as funny as it is thought-provoking, about loneliness, unfulfilled longing and the search for recognition. At th

The SPLIFF RADIO SHOW was one of the rock music events of the early 1980s in Germany. Just in time for the 45th anniversary of this masterpiece, the band STIFF is bringing the Spliff Radio Show back to the clubs! THE STIFF have set themselves the goal of bringing this masterpiece back to the stage. After 45 years, SPLIFF's masterpiece is being performed again. ...and there will also be more from SPLIFF and the best of the NINA HAGEN BAND. Doors open 7:30 pm | Start 8:00 pm