GUIDE FOR LEIPZIG RESIDENTS AND VISITORS IN ENGLISH
Transport, fun for children and families, medical emergencies, German culture: Almost everything you wanted to know about daily life in Leipzig but … Keep Reading
Just how Bauhaus is your house?
Today you probably came into contact with at least one piece of Bauhaus. A brief history, examples and images from the legendary movement, whose 100th anniversary is being celebrated here in Leipzig with a GRASSI Museum exhibit.
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Islam and contemporary art at Halle 14
Particularly in the context of Saxony’s current political climate, “Forgotten Enlightenments” stands as a statement to the power of inclusion, integration and culture.
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Poggenburg far-right demo in Leipzig a major flop
“There is one detail Poggenburg seems to have either forgotten or wilfully ignored: Leipzig is a red and green island in the Saxonian sea of blue, and the people here are very proud of it.” A photojournalist at the scene gives us a play-by-play account.
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Meet the people teaching you to code in 3 months
Come meet potential employer PRISMA and ask Code Camp Leipzig questions about their fast track to learning coding – a skill enabling you to use your creativity to positively impact your community, while putting cash in your pocket. Open house on 25 July.
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A conversation about history and memory
“The past can only enter our present through memories. Yet, what is officially remembered and how it is remembered is shaped by politics.”
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Literary Parlor: interview with poet Patricia Murphy
In this column, we invite international award-winning authors for a virtual cup of tea, coffee or whisky, to unveil some of their art and craft secrets. We begin with Patricia Colleen Murphy, winner of the 2019 Press 53 Award for Poetry.
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