Leipzig Events: Our top event tips to end the month with

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Here’s what we’ve got for you guys this time around… Friday in particular is PACKED.

Marjon’s tips:

February 27 & 28 ► Antiques Market at AGRA

Every last weekend of the month the Agra Grounds transform into a giant second hand market, both indoor & outdoor. You’ll find furniture, household items, books, reclaimed (industrial) materials, DDR memorabilia etc. The market is very popular and attracts visitors from all over Saxony and beyond. Warning: may cause traffic jams, so consider cycling there or taking a tram. More info

February 28 ► Kawi Kids Flea Market – Kawi Kids Kinder Flohmarkt

Second-hand market, held several times a year, for every thinkable child-related item, like clothes, toys, strollers, books, bikes etcetera. At the indoor baby/toddler playground Kawi Kids in Südvorstadt, at August-Bebel-Straβe 9. More info (in German)

Ana’s tips:

February 26 ► Quiz Night: February – The English Room

Trivia in English in a cozy environment, with couches and possibly new friends (or competitors to the last bit). More info

February 26 ► Pedal the World Documentary

“18000 km, 22 countries, 365 days.” Sounds crazy, doesn’t it? Curious to find out more? Go watch the film at Cinestar! More info

February 26 ► Fly By LIVE at Poniatowski

Leipzig’s hub for Polish cuisine, vodka and arts & culture continues its tradition of supporting blossoming talents – and this time it features someone with a voice described as “full of blues & soul… somewhere between Cheryl Crow and Pink, but unmistakable.” More info

February 26 ► #FUNkyFRIdayz Launch Party (REMINDER!)

The Leipzig Glocal has a new column where DJ Buti gives us mixes from Leipzig-based talent – and what better way to officially launch it than have a hip-hop party with DJs and nice food? Hope to see you there! More info

February 28 ► A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Schauspiel

Simultaneously translated into English via headphones and with a live orchestra playing Mendelssohn’s score for the Shakespeare classic. Plus a (post-)modern twist on the original play. Sounds like a lovely way to spend a mid-winter evening! More info

March 2 ► Shameless English Comedy at Noch Besser Leben

The organizers promise a “Berlin experience with an NYC twist.” Check out the international and local standup lineup they’ve got for us! More info

March 2 ► Kinotek projection at Leipzig East

Kinotek will be showing Tarkovsky’s “Stalker” movie from 1979, with English subtitles. The movie is described as a “rich, spiritual and contemplative journey through the fantastic inner world of human hope, desire, disillusions and beliefs.” More info

March 3-6 ► Cine Brasil Leipzig

A bunch of fascinating Brazilian movies for four days at Schaubühne Lindenfels… I am totally in! More info

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