The exhibition runs from January 3 to April 3, 2020.

Opening hours

Monday to Thursday 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Friday 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.

The project is biographically motivated and inevitably linked to the story of the choreographer Yara Eid. Under the theme "Who we are and who we were" she developed a concept for two dancers and one musician.

As every month the Freundeskreis Hannover e.V. puts on a breakfast “Friends in Conversation" in February on the first Saturday of the month

On average, every person has 10,000 things. Research shows that what we own also owns us. It demands our attention. What methods are there to get rid of the superfluous? How can I let go of things better? In the workshop, the minimalist Jasmin Mittag presents various methods, we exchange experiences and inspire each other.
This workshop is only for women. The same workshop will take place on Wednesday, February 12, 2020 from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. This is open to all genders.

People with a migration heritage will be a natural part of urban society in 2020, but their languages, religions, music, dance, world knowledge and skills are often either negatively discussed or made invisible. With this photo project we want to show that having a so-called migration background is an asset .
We share our favourite places in Hannover, show where we can move safely, where we can get creative or relax. In textual contributions, we tell of our experiences of being both Hannoverian and having a migration context or being a person of colour, of inclusions and exclusions, but also of places where our multiple affiliations can be combined. Kseniia Tsymbalist was won over for the photo works

Around 500,000 of the 65 million Germans who lived in the German Reich when Hitler came to power were Jewish. In various waves of emigration, 278,000 Jews managed to escape from Germany.

The Kulturbüro continues its new literary speed dating series in the new year.

This time, visitors can get to know the "criminal" literary scene of the city at five reading stations in the charming scenery of the "hero space station" on Wednesday, February 5, during short readings in small groups and in conversation.

Be a guest at the Volkshochschule Hannover on February 6th. The VHS-International team organizes this start of the year for you.
The sequence of events:
6:30 p.m. - Greetings from Rita Maria Rzyski, Head of Education for the State Capital of Hannover, followed by Jacqueline Knaubert-Lang, Head of VHS

6:45 p.m. - Lecture followed by a discussion by apl. Prof. Dr. Niko Paech (environmental economist)
"All you need is less: an economy of less" - Climate change, the extinction of species, the scarcity of resources and findings from happiness research show that the growth party is over. In the lecture, various fields of action for designing a post-growth economy are named and possible solutions outlined.

Afterwards, we take care of your physical well-being with a small snack in the foyer.
The choir “Clin d’oeil” and Drag DJane Carrie Gold provide musical variety.
Please register by email by February 1st: info.vhs@hannover-stadt.de