Bad Gottleuba-Berggießhübel
Like-minded people can meet up for a relaxed get-together for the various game categories on offer. A variety of board and card games are available, and if you like, you can also bring your favorite game. Admission free - donation requested. Drinks and small snacks available.
The music of the “Traumvagabunden” is deeply melodic, delicately crafted, meticulously observed, and wrapped in gentle poetry. These are songs about the small yet so important moments in ordinary, everyday life. The music of the Dresden song-poetry duo—featuring pianist and singer Yiannis Brauweiler and cellist Dörte Lieder—is wonderful, vivid, direct, warm-hearted, humorous, unique, unmistakable, and priceless—something for the heart. Admission is free—donations are appreciated. The bar opens at 6:30 p.m. *
International (master) students of the "Carl Maria von Weber Academy of Music" Dresden play classical works on the concert grand piano in changing line-ups. Admission free - donation requested. Small selection of drinks available.
The Dresdner Literaturner e.V. is dedicated to everything related to creative writing. Literature can be so many things—passion, liberation, and art. This evening, the authors will focus their reading on the thought-provoking theme: “The Value of the Word.” Admission is free. Donations are welcome. The bar opens at 6:00 p.m.
Anja Schumann will sing winter and Christmas songs, accompanying herself and her guests—who are invited to sing along—on the piano. Admission is free—donations are appreciated. The bar opens at 6:00 p.m.
Elias Störr (piano) and Hendrik Marin (saxophone) perform soulful jazz, featuring their own compositions—ranging from heartfelt melancholy to innocent cheerfulness—as well as popular jazz classics. Admission is free—donations are appreciated. Bar open starting at 6:00 p.m.
Lennart Scharfenberg with his solo program. Original compositions, melancholic ballads, and improvisations make for a varied and atmospheric evening of music. Free admission—donations appreciated. Bar open starting at 6:00 p.m.
This well-known Grimm fairy tale provides the basis for a winter afternoon of fun for guests of all ages, ages 5 and up. The stage set and hand puppets have been lovingly designed for this adventurous story. Admission is free; donations are appreciated.