The Cologne artist Suscha Korte is known for her plates, which are painted in a perfect illusion of trompe l'œil. By using concrete, building materials, and partially neon writing, unusual and exciting artworks are created that leave the viewer in awe. Right at the entrance of the Bad Nauheim Kurpark lies the charming showroom of the Galerie am Dom. We are very much looking forward to toasting with you to the wonderful works of Suscha Korte.

Preview: Friday, April 25, 2025 ∙ 6 - 9 PM
Greeting: Mayor Klaus Kreß around 6:15 PM 
Vernissage: Saturday, April 26, 2025 ∙ 2 - 6 PM
Art on Sunday: April 27, 2025 ∙ 2 - 6 PM

Location: SHOWROOM - Galerie am Dom, Bad Nauheim
The artist will be present at all three events!

Exhibition period: April 25 to June 1, 2025.

In the old town with its medieval squares and winding alleys, charming half-timbered houses stand alongside representative buildings from the time of the Reichskammergericht, shaping the cityscape. Johann Wolfgang Goethe stayed in Wetzlar in the summer of 1772. His experiences inspired the poet to his first major literary success, the epistolary novel "The Sorrows of Young Werther". Also fascinating is the unfinished gothic cathedral, which reflects a piece of the city's history through its combination of Romanesque and Gothic style elements.

Duration: 1.5 hours

Admission: 60 minutes before the beginning of the game

The Cologne artist Suscha Korte is known for her plates, which are painted in a perfect illusion of trompe l'œil. By using concrete, building materials, and partially neon writing, unusual and exciting artworks are created that leave the viewer in awe. Right at the entrance of the Bad Nauheim Kurpark lies the charming showroom of the Galerie am Dom. We are very much looking forward to toasting with you to the wonderful works of Suscha Korte.

Preview: Friday, April 25, 2025 ∙ 6 - 9 PM
Greeting: Mayor Klaus Kreß around 6:15 PM 
Vernissage: Saturday, April 26, 2025 ∙ 2 - 6 PM
Art on Sunday: April 27, 2025 ∙ 2 - 6 PM

Location: SHOWROOM - Galerie am Dom, Bad Nauheim
The artist will be present at all three events!

Exhibition period: April 25 to June 1, 2025.

In the old town with its medieval squares and winding alleys, charming half-timbered houses stand alongside representative buildings from the time of the Reichskammergericht, shaping the cityscape. Johann Wolfgang Goethe stayed in Wetzlar in the summer of 1772. His experiences inspired the poet to his first major literary success, the epistolary novel "The Sorrows of Young Werther". Also fascinating is the unfinished gothic cathedral, which reflects a piece of the city's history through its combination of Romanesque and Gothic style elements.

Duration: 1.5 hours

Robin
Courtroom drama by Anne-M. Keßel

A court hearing in the year 2040. The elderly care worker Robin is accused of having killed an elderly man entrusted to her with an overdose of medication.

But Robin is not a human. Robin is an Android of the Premium Class 1A Double-Plus, the most technically innovative AI, programmed to serve a human and under no circumstances to cause harm. How is the act to be evaluated under this condition? Can an AI be held liable, and what consequences arise from different answers to this question?
It is clear, in the words of the defense lawyer: "This trial will be groundbreaking for the coexistence of two species."
After the questioning of witnesses, the court retires to deliberate. The outcome of the trial holds a great surprise for the audience.

Directed by Harald Soldan

The Cologne artist Suscha Korte is known for her plates, which are painted in a perfect illusion of trompe l'œil. By using concrete, building materials, and partially neon writing, unusual and exciting artworks are created that leave the viewer in awe. Right at the entrance of the Bad Nauheim Kurpark lies the charming showroom of the Galerie am Dom. We are very much looking forward to toasting with you to the wonderful works of Suscha Korte.

Preview: Friday, April 25, 2025 ∙ 6 - 9 PM
Greeting: Mayor Klaus Kreß around 6:15 PM 
Vernissage: Saturday, April 26, 2025 ∙ 2 - 6 PM
Art on Sunday: April 27, 2025 ∙ 2 - 6 PM

Location: SHOWROOM - Galerie am Dom, Bad Nauheim
The artist will be present at all three events!

Exhibition period: April 25 to June 1, 2025.

Admittance: 19:30h

In the old town with its medieval squares and winding alleys, charming half-timbered houses stand alongside representative buildings from the time of the Reichskammergericht, shaping the cityscape. Johann Wolfgang Goethe stayed in Wetzlar in the summer of 1772. His experiences inspired the poet to his first major literary success, the epistolary novel "The Sorrows of Young Werther". Also fascinating is the unfinished gothic cathedral, which reflects a piece of the city's history through its combination of Romanesque and Gothic style elements.

Duration: 1.5 hours

"The youth believe that the world begins with them, the old believe that it ends with them. What's worse?", Friedrich Hebbel asked almost 200 years ago. I still have no answer to that, but a lot to say. After all, pastors accompany people from the cradle to the grave. A lot of experience is gathered along the way. Experience dirt as well. And let's be honest: If you look at the world we live in, half of it could easily disappear so that it can finally get better. It just needs to be the right half. And if you - like me - are already in the grandfather age, then the question arises personally for you as well: "How can I decay with dignity without annoying the young people with know-it-all attitudes?"
The 16th program of the pastor's cabaret will be performed solo. Guests may occasionally join. Be surprised!

Doors open at 7:00 pm"

In her books, the SPIEGEL best-selling author describes easily understandable, uniquely humorous, and authentic ways in which every hobby garden can become a unique garden dream.

For the author, her garden is a space for development and sometimes even a bit of therapy. Unconventional, humorous, and with a lot of attention to detail - that's how Katrin Iskam can probably best be described.
On her Instagram channel @katrinsgarten, she provides daily insights and shows that even with unconventional methods, one can achieve a dream garden.

With a lot of passion and a good dose of humor - garden blogger Katrin Iskam and her self-proclaimed head gardener, Wirehaired Dachshund Tyson, prove this in this slightly different garden book. She shows how she has fulfilled the vision of a garden dream herself, provides many tips for design, plant care, and pest control, and guides through the gardening year.

Admission: 6:00 PM

Tickets may still be available at the door.

Puppeteer Tim Becker plays with puppets. Or do the puppets play with him?
Anything but well-behaved, yet still lovable and enchanting, the stubborn creatures captivate with their dark humor. In insane dialogues, they take control and lead him through the crazy world of his own show like a bull with a nose ring.
The fabric softener is disposed of and the spin cycle is activated, as the pizza throws jokes around, the gender snail spreads its word slime, and the aggressive rabbit rants about current events in the best manner.
The puppets he summoned torment their creator, and madness is given free rein. Much to the delight of the audience.
Warning! Evil Puppets FSK 12

Doors open at 7:00 p.m.

Best of LITTLE RIVER and EAGLES Very Special Guest TOM PFEIFFER

Copyright: Eddy Frühwirth

Doors Open: 7:30 PM

Robin
Courtroom drama by Anne-M. Keßel

A court hearing in the year 2040. The elderly care worker Robin is accused of having killed an elderly man entrusted to her with an overdose of medication.

But Robin is not a human. Robin is an Android of the Premium Class 1A Double-Plus, the most technically innovative AI, programmed to serve a human and under no circumstances to cause harm. How is the act to be evaluated under this condition? Can an AI be held liable, and what consequences arise from different answers to this question?
It is clear, in the words of the defense lawyer: "This trial will be groundbreaking for the coexistence of two species."
After the questioning of witnesses, the court retires to deliberate. The outcome of the trial holds a great surprise for the audience.

Directed by Harald Soldan

The Cologne artist Suscha Korte is known for her plates, which are painted in a perfect illusion of trompe l'œil. By using concrete, building materials, and partially neon writing, unusual and exciting artworks are created that leave the viewer in awe. Right at the entrance of the Bad Nauheim Kurpark lies the charming showroom of the Galerie am Dom. We are very much looking forward to toasting with you to the wonderful works of Suscha Korte.

Preview: Friday, April 25, 2025 ∙ 6 - 9 PM
Greeting: Mayor Klaus Kreß around 6:15 PM 
Vernissage: Saturday, April 26, 2025 ∙ 2 - 6 PM
Art on Sunday: April 27, 2025 ∙ 2 - 6 PM

Location: SHOWROOM - Galerie am Dom, Bad Nauheim
The artist will be present at all three events!

Exhibition period: April 25 to June 1, 2025.

Jim Avignon - one of the fastest and most imaginative painters ever not only exhibits in museums, the Documenta, and galleries but also in clubs, an Olympic stadium, or with a large image on the Berlin Wall. In our project in Wetzlar, he will be featured at three locations - Galerie am Dom, ArtShop, and the Kunstverein - providing a comprehensive overview of his work.

The former collegiate church - the Wetzlar Cathedral - is one of the most interesting church buildings in Germany. Its striking appearance has evolved over the centuries due to numerous expansions. Behind the Gothic west facade, one can find the remnants of the late Romanesque church. Another special feature is that the cathedral has been used jointly by the Catholic and Protestant communities since the Reformation.

Duration: 1 hour

In the old town with its medieval squares and winding alleys, charming half-timbered houses stand alongside representative buildings from the time of the Reichskammergericht, shaping the cityscape. Johann Wolfgang Goethe stayed in Wetzlar in the summer of 1772. His experiences inspired the poet to his first major literary success, the epistolary novel "The Sorrows of Young Werther". Also fascinating is the unfinished gothic cathedral, which reflects a piece of the city's history through its combination of Romanesque and Gothic style elements.

Duration: 1.5 hours

Admission: 7:00 PM

„Ludoviciana“ and “Handwerkerschule”? We explore the pathways of development of the Justus Liebig University Giessen and the Technical University of Central Hesse. This tour also highlights personalities who have significantly shaped both Giessen universities and recalls peace demonstrations, student unrest, and squatting. We talk about old masters, rectors, and the "Karzer," where some defiant students had to serve time.
Petra Bröckmann will share anecdotes and interesting facts about the universities in Giessen.

Cancellation & refund not possible.