Hanoverians with a migration background from Africa give half-day cooking classes and each introduce a local dish of their region of origin. Today with Ani Joshua and Yomi Bankole from Nigeria.

Hanoverians with a migration background from Africa give half-day cooking classes and each introduce a local dish of their region of origin

Today with Saratu Bawah and Naadiatu Bagigah Bawah (Ghana).

A very special boy and his father on a groundhopping tour through Europe.

Born in 2005, Jason is Groundhopper, Aspergerautist, Blogger, ... and in 2017, the youngest winner to date, was awarded the prestigious Grimme Online Award for the Weekend Rebell project.

Since 2011, father and son are looking for a favorite football club for the son man, but needs for the decision-making a solid basis of experience. The two stadiums travel from Aue to Kiel and from Milan to Glasgow, experiencing a multitude of bizarre and amusing adventures, also due to Jason's rules and his special way of looking at life.

Together they recorded their experiences and wrote a book worth reading about football, autism, groundhopping, education and parental love with "Wir Wochenendrebellen".
After numerous readings, e.g. at the House of Football Cultures in Berlin, at the Millertor in Hamburg and a home game in Kassel, they are now presenting their book for the second time in Hanover and are ready to answer questions and signing requests. The reading takes place in cooperation with the IGS-Bothfeld - and depending on the registration numbers - either in the Kulturtreff or in the forum of the school.

Registration in the Kulturtreff Both

feld at 0511-6476262 or

kulturtreff.bothfeld@t-online.de necessary!

A donation for the Neven Subotic Stiftung would be welcome.

Lecture by Lou Marin about non-violent revolutiontiary mass movements in Arabic and Islamic societies

Today: Monika Rut in a talk with Tim Schmelzer.

Hanoverians with a migration background from Africa give half-day cooking classes and each introduce a local dish of their region of origin.

Today with Yomi Bankole and Bunmi Bankole (Nigeria)

Share food instead of throwing it away! Food sharing is about saving food from food companies of all kinds from destruction and organizing its reuse.

SPAM offers creative freedom for all newcomers, experienced slammers and stage-writers of all stripes. It does not matter if you want to cry, laugh or just listen. It does not matter if this happens with Dadaist sound poetry or personal prose.