Marjon Borsboom

Marjon is Dutch and came to Leipzig in August 2013 with her family, because her husband got a job in the area. At the time she still had her own copywriting company, producing Dutch texts for websites, press releases, brochures, etc. She is an avid social media user and a passionate (digital) networker. Marjon has a degree in tourism management, which partially explains why she is always on the look-out for interesting Leipzig events and attractions.

So you want to live in Leipzig?

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Leipzig Zentrum-Ost. (Photo: Marjon Borsboom)

Marjon helps you think on practical terms if you decide to take the leap and land in LE.

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At a glance: Museum Night in May

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Museum Night in Leipzig and Halle, Saturday, 6 May. Here are some useful tips to carry with you. https://leipglo.com

Your mini-guide to Museumsnacht in Leipzig and Halle (5 May 2018).

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Fifty shades of fur

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From now on, if ever I come across a statue of Venus, I will look at it differently.

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Bárbara Wagner und Benjamin de Burca, RISE, still, 2018 paradoks

Paradoks: at the edge of documentary

LeipGlo contributor Maeshelle West-Davies walks us through this year's Paradoks festival, dedicated to interdisciplinary formats that defy convention, divided into

Polylogue: a story about love and books

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When you love books and literature so madly and deeply, you want to share this with other people.

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Bárbara Wagner und Benjamin de Burca, RISE, still, 2018 paradoks

Paradoks: at the edge of documentary

LeipGlo contributor Maeshelle West-Davies walks us through this year's Paradoks festival, dedicated to interdisciplinary formats that defy convention, divided into

Summer recipe: pan bagnat, “sun in a bun”

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Pan bagnat recipe to channel a beach holiday. https://leipglo.com

Snapshot of a happy, carefree beach holiday - in a bun.

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Celebrating the Church, cemetery and beer

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In case you haven't heard, there's a big Catholic celebration going on in Leipzig. And it's happened literally 100 times before. But if the Church isn't your thing, you can still visit the lovely Südfriedhof Cemetery, which also has a big anniversary this week and special events to go with it. And you can also go and have a beer (or 10) at the Leipzig Beer Festival going on right next door, at the Völkerschlachtdenkmal. https://leipglo.com

Church before beer, you're in the clear?

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