In the last year, all cultural institutions were forced to adapt to a new normal. That also included shaking off the dust and embracing new technologies to keep audiences in the loop while they had to close down. Our contributor Maeva Badouin shares a round-up of some of Leipzig's best digital cultural offerings in 2021.
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