Peaceful Revolution: some key facts and dates
The events of Autumn ’89 are central to East German identity and close to the people’s hearts. If you want to connect … Keep Reading
Meet Code Camp Leipzig’s crop of bright students
Code Camp Leipzig is preparing to kick off its first classes on Monday 23 Sept. You can meet the students, and hear from the companies hiring some of them, at the launch party that same evening. Includes free pizza, beer, and some LeipGlo on the menu.
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The Peaceful Revolution through a historian’s eyes
An interview with a local historian about the events leading up to the Peaceful Revolution: “When everyone gets behind one goal, you can actually change history.”
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Vampire Bat: new anti-fascist hero launches in Leipzig
“Taking inspiration from abandoned buildings, a complex relationship with capitalism and the physical energy of the city, American artist Christopher Sperandio has found Leipzig to be the perfect city to launch his latest comic, Vampire Bat.”
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Parasite: South Korea’s first Palme winner hits Leipzig
Parasite by Bong Joon-Ho will open this year’s Filmkunstmesse and its first Kinotage Leipzig. Find out if the film holds up to the hype and what we think of this year’s family class struggle Palme d’Or winner in the official Leipzig Glocal review.
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Opinion: Karstadt and the other side of “gentrificationâ€
Could the demise of the Leipzig Karstadt have been avoided? And does it matter in the current market? A pragmatic view from one of our columnists.
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Lebanon to Leipzig: a friendship told through art
“Mahmoud and I are opposites; he is an artist, I am a doctor, he is a Muslim, I am an atheist, he is a refugee, I am not. We are friends beyond our categories, because of something much deeper.”
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