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New Year's Eve in a different way: no stiff gala, no long sitting – but music, dancing, celebrating, and welcoming the new year together! Musically, it's a time travel through the 70s, 80s, 90s, and 2000s. DJ Caschi plays the big cult hits and party classics from four decades – songs you know, love, and that make your feet move automatically. Whether classic rock, NDW, pop, funk, soul, or dance floor classics: a night full of memories. After a welcome drink, we won't want to wait long. The music starts – and the party begins. Because at WELCOME 2027, one thing is clear: DANCE! CELEBRATE! MEET FRIENDS! For a little hunger in between, there are uncomplicated, hearty party snacks – just right for a long night. Planned are: pea soup · chili sin carne · fries · grilled sausage And of course, the traditional moment at midnight must not be missed: 5 – 4 – 3 – 2 – 1 – WELCOME 2027! We toast to the new year together and then simply continue partying. Because why should a good party end at midnight? Admission: ONLY presale: 35 EUR / members: 30 EUR plus processing fees including 1 welcome drink, including a 10 € food voucher.
“Who are we? Germany in search of its identity” The role of Germany in a new world order. Increase in the defense budget? Reintroduction of conscription? European nuclear deterrence? A deep analysis of German politics in times of global upheaval. After the first quarter of the 21st century, it is undeniable – the world is undergoing revolutionary geopolitical, technological, and economic transformations: the intensified rivalry of great world powers, the revolution of artificial intelligence, the rise of the global South. What does this mean for today’s Germany, for the country in the middle of Europe, still the third strongest industrial nation in the world, yet postnational and almost invisible as a military power due to its shattered history? Can this remain the case in light of new military threats to Europe, in view of the withdrawal of the USA as a guarantor power, and the danger of falling behind technologically and economically? The secret of Germany’s resurgence after 1945 was the trust that former wartime adversaries placed in the country in the heart of Europe. Former Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer shows what it means today to continue to live up to this trust while boldly confronting the completely new threats of the 21st century – militarily, technologically, and politically. Admission: Pre-sale 28 EUR, On-site 32 EUR plus processing fee.
