Discover the varied program of the Lichtenberg City Library in September

Discover the varied program of the Lichtenberg City Library in September

Various offers in the Lichtenberg City Library in September

The Lichtenberg City Library will present a wide range of events in September in September that appeals to readers of all ages. There is something for everyone from readings to information events to hands -on offers.

Experience history up close

On Monday, September 2, at 7 p.m., interested parties can get a fascinating insight into the 16th century in the Egon-Erwin-Kisch-Librothek. Prof. Dr. Marina Münkler will talk about new imperies, deep divisions and competitive trade routes that have shaped this era.

Discover art and literature

On Thursday, September 5, at 6 p.m., Buch illustrator Kat Menschik will talk about her work in the Bodo-Uhse library. Immerse yourself in the world of illustration and learn more about the design of classics like Kafka.

philosophical journey through fear

On Friday, September 6th, at 7 p.m., the Anna-Segher's library invites you to a literature live event with Thorsten Glotzmann. The author will illuminate the topic of fear from a philosophical, scientific and spiritual perspective and look for opportunities for a positive way of dealing with it.

entertaining family time in the library

On Saturday, September 7th, at 11 a.m., families in the Egon-Erwin-Kisch-Librothek are expecting a special highlight. The puppet show "Balau from the Blueberry Busch" offers small and large visitors an entertaining experience.

important information for the future

On Thursday, September 12, visitors to the Anton Saefkow Library can take part in a patient rescue and preventive power of attorney. Susanne Rehberg will explain how to make an emergency to be well looked after in difficult situations.