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What's on in Germany: October 22 - 28

Published: 22 Oct 09 13:36 CET
Online: http://www.thelocal.de/lifestyle/20091022-22751.html

This Week's Highlights: A Little Mermaid ballet in Hamburg, Super 8 films in Frankfurt, and Berlin hosts an art show in a historic bathhouse.


BERLIN


Galleries/Museums


Mindy Weisel Exhibition Opening

As the daughter of Auschwitz survivors, and one of the first children born at the Bergen-Belsen displaced person's camp after World War II, it's no surprise that Mindy Weisel often aims to "create light out of darkness" with her art. See works on paper as well as metal and glass pieces in this new exhibition.

Price: Free
Location: Lorch+Seidel Galerie, Tucholskystrasse 38
Times: Thursday, October 22, 7-9pm (Opening); Tuesday - Friday, 1-7pm;
through December 5 (Regular Hours)
Phone: 030 978 939 35
More Information: www.lorch-seidel.de



Spirits Exhibition Opening

Twenty three artists display their work within the 1600-square-meter Stadtbad Wedding, starting Friday. Wander through the historic bath house and view haunting images by Julien Rouvroy, Betti Scholz, Benjamin Rubloff and others. Rama Gottfried's music box installation fills the vast, empty swimming pool.

Price: Free
Location: Stadtbad Wedding, Gerichtstrasse 65
Times: Friday, October 23, 7pm (Opening); 12-8pm, Saturday, October 24 - Tuesday, October 27 (Regular Hours)
Phone: 0163 769 2772
More Information: www.lachoseprojects.com



Music/Concerts

Ounem, Vernacular, and Alain et Laurent


Swiss bands bring their "sonic soundbending," "abstract hip-hop," and "rock ballads" to Berlin's White Rabbit Saturday night. Embark on a 2 hour and 15 minute musical odyssey.

Price: €5
Location: White Rabbit, Potsdamer Strasse 98
Times: Saturday, October 24, 8pm
Phone: 030 5306 0948
More Information: www.white-rabbit-berlin.com




COLOGNE



Music/Concerts


Jan Delay & Disko No. 1

After opening for Christina Aguilera two years ago, the flashy hip hop artist Jan Delay has been on a roll. Once a member of the group Beginner, he shares the stage with Disko No. 1

Price: €29.85
Location: Palladium, Schanzenstrasse 40
Times: Sunday, October 25, 8pm
Tickets: 0185 0042 22 (.14/Min)
More Information: www.palladium-koeln.de




FRANKFURT



Events


Commerzbank Frankfurt Marathon

It's too late to register to run, but you can still go and cheer on your favourite track stars and 10-minute mile runners, as the Frankfurt Marathon winds its way through town.

Price: Free
Location: Festhalle, Ludwig-Erhard-Anlage 1
Times: Sunday, October 25, 11am
More Information: www.frankfurt-marathon.com



Film


Helga Fanderl - Super 8 Films

This weekend, see the world through the eyes of German filmmaker Helga Fanderl. Mousonturm screens a selection of her celebrated Super 8 films.

Price: €8
Location: Künstlerhaus Mousonturm, Waldschmidtstrasse 4
Times: Sunday, October 25, 8:30pm
Phone: 069 4058 9520
More Information: www.mousonturm.de




HAMBURG


Galleries/Museums

Art History - 30 Years of Art Journalism in Pictures

Hamburg's Gruner + Jahr Printing and Publishing House exhibits a collection of artist portraits through the end of the month. Stare deep into the eyes of Richard Avedon, Louise Bourgeois, Robert Rauschenberg, Cindy Sherman, and others.

Price: Free
Location: Gruner + Jahr, Am Baumwall 11
Times: Monday - Sunday, 10am-6pm; Wednesday, 10am-8pm; through November 1
Phone: 040 37 03 35 13
More Information: www.guj.de



Theatre


The Little Mermaid

John Neumeier's adaptation of the Hans Christian Anderson classic combines ballet's virtuosic drama with a mystical fairy tale atmosphere. See "The Little Mermaid" rise from her underwater world and embrace her new human legs at the Hamburg Ballet.

Price: €4-77
Location: The Hamburg State Opera House, Grosse Theaterstrasse 25
Times: Tuesday, October 27 & Wednesday, October 28, 7:30-10pm
Tickets: 040 35 68 68
More Information: www.staatsoper-hamburg.de




MUNICH



Galleries/Museums


Arthur Russell Special

Thursday's Arthur Russell Special at Kunstverein Munich includes a guided tour through the exhibition "Rip It Up and Start Again," a screening of Matt Wolf's cinematic portrait of the disco icon, "Wild Combination," and a dance party at the bar, with DJs Christos Davidopoulos and "der L" at the helm.

Price: €5
Location: Kunstverein München, Galeriestrasse 4
Times: Thursday, October 22, 6:30pm
Phone: 089 221 152
More Information: www.kunstverein-muenchen.de



Events


Garching Research Campus Open Door Day

If topics like physics, chemistry, astronomy, and engineering get your heart racing, head to the Garching Campus Saturday, when 25 scientific institutes like the Max-Planck institute for Astrophysics and the Maier-Leibnitz-Laboratorium invite the public in for a look around.

Price: Free
Location: Garching Research Campus, U6 to Garching-Forschungszentrum
Times: Saturday, October 24, 11am-6pm
More Information: www.forschung-garching.de



The Auer Dult

The fall edition of Munich's Auer Dult Festival wraps up Sunday, so if you haven't indulged in a little bumper car riding, waffeln eating, and folk dancing yet, now's the time to remedy that.

Price: Free
Location: Mariahilfplatz
Times: Daily, 9am-8pm; through Sunday, October 25
More Information: www.auerdult.de

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