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- Eintritt frei
Willkommen im Herzen der Stadt - Welcome to the heart of the city!
Jeden Montag könnt ihr uns ab 15 Uhr im Kleinen Haus besuchen, bei freiem Eintritt inklusive Getränke, Suppe und Kulturprogramm. Das Staatsschauspiel Dresden ist dieses Jahr beim Dresdner Nachhaltigkeitsfestival DEAR FUTURE dabei! Am Montag den 14. September ab 15 Uhr könnt ihr im Montagscafé zahlreiche Dresdner Vereine, Initiativen und Projekte kennenlernen, die sich für Umwelt, Klima und nachhaltiges Leben engagieren. Außerdem könnt ihr bei einem der Workshops mitmachen und entdecken, wie vielfältig nachhaltiges Engagement sein kann!
Wir freuen uns auf euch! Das erwartet euch jeden Montag im Montagscafé:
15.00 – 17.00 Uhr: Internationales Frauencafé mit Kinder-Spielecke
17.00 - 19.00 Uhr: Beratung mit wechselnden Initiativen
17.00 - 22.00 Uhr: Offenes Café mit wöchentlich wechselndem Programm
Every Monday, you can visit us at the Kleines Haus from 3 pm; entry is free and so are the drinks, soup and cultural programme. The Staatsschauspiel Dresden is taking part in this year’s DEAR FUTURE Dresden Sustainability Festival! On Monday 14 September from 3 pm, you can come along to the Montagscafé to find out about the many Dresden-based associations, initiatives and projects committed to the environment, climate action and sustainable living. You can also take part in one of the workshops and discover just how diverse sustainable engagement can be!
We look forward to seeing you there! Here’s what you can expect every Monday at the Monday Café:
3.00 pm – 5.00 pm: International Women’s Café with a children’s play area
5.00 pm – 7.00 pm: Legal consultations with various initiatives
5.00 pm – 10.00 pm: Open café with a programme that changes weekly
Jeden Montag könnt ihr uns ab 15 Uhr im Kleinen Haus besuchen, bei freiem Eintritt inklusive Getränke, Suppe und Kulturprogramm. Das Staatsschauspiel Dresden ist dieses Jahr beim Dresdner Nachhaltigkeitsfestival DEAR FUTURE dabei! Am Montag den 14. September ab 15 Uhr könnt ihr im Montagscafé zahlreiche Dresdner Vereine, Initiativen und Projekte kennenlernen, die sich für Umwelt, Klima und nachhaltiges Leben engagieren. Außerdem könnt ihr bei einem der Workshops mitmachen und entdecken, wie vielfältig nachhaltiges Engagement sein kann!
Wir freuen uns auf euch! Das erwartet euch jeden Montag im Montagscafé:
15.00 – 17.00 Uhr: Internationales Frauencafé mit Kinder-Spielecke
17.00 - 19.00 Uhr: Beratung mit wechselnden Initiativen
17.00 - 22.00 Uhr: Offenes Café mit wöchentlich wechselndem Programm
Every Monday, you can visit us at the Kleines Haus from 3 pm; entry is free and so are the drinks, soup and cultural programme. The Staatsschauspiel Dresden is taking part in this year’s DEAR FUTURE Dresden Sustainability Festival! On Monday 14 September from 3 pm, you can come along to the Montagscafé to find out about the many Dresden-based associations, initiatives and projects committed to the environment, climate action and sustainable living. You can also take part in one of the workshops and discover just how diverse sustainable engagement can be!
We look forward to seeing you there! Here’s what you can expect every Monday at the Monday Café:
3.00 pm – 5.00 pm: International Women’s Café with a children’s play area
5.00 pm – 7.00 pm: Legal consultations with various initiatives
5.00 pm – 10.00 pm: Open café with a programme that changes weekly
19:0020:00
- Labasheeda (Amsterdam)
KissKa (Dresden) - Art Punk, Rock
- ab 8,-
Labasheeda
Labasheeda is an idiosyncratic rocktrio from Amsterdam. The band is know for its dynamic and intense shows. Labasheeda’s music has a penchant for concise, stripped down melodies, and quick switches from spacious bass lines and drums to heavy, rousing or sometimes epic guitar driven songs. The unorthodox use of violin, the often deviating time signatures and Saskia van der Giessen’s distinctive voice give the band its unique sound.
Kisska
Kisska is loud, raw and hard to ignore. Somewhere between alternative rock, punk and post-hardcore, they create a sound that’s both driving and memorable. Driving riffs, catchy hooks and an energy that comes across unfiltered on stage. The fledgling Dresden-based band only found their current form last autumn – since then, they’ve been fine-tuning, experimenting and, above all, ramping things up. Kisska stand for uncompromising live performances, eye-catching outfits and songs that are as catchy as they are unpredictable. Amidst distorted guitars and powerful drums, lyrics emerge that are by turns direct, playful and often a little kinky. In short: Kisska make music that isn’t just meant to be heard, but to be felt.
Labasheeda is an idiosyncratic rocktrio from Amsterdam. The band is know for its dynamic and intense shows. Labasheeda’s music has a penchant for concise, stripped down melodies, and quick switches from spacious bass lines and drums to heavy, rousing or sometimes epic guitar driven songs. The unorthodox use of violin, the often deviating time signatures and Saskia van der Giessen’s distinctive voice give the band its unique sound.
Kisska
Kisska is loud, raw and hard to ignore. Somewhere between alternative rock, punk and post-hardcore, they create a sound that’s both driving and memorable. Driving riffs, catchy hooks and an energy that comes across unfiltered on stage. The fledgling Dresden-based band only found their current form last autumn – since then, they’ve been fine-tuning, experimenting and, above all, ramping things up. Kisska stand for uncompromising live performances, eye-catching outfits and songs that are as catchy as they are unpredictable. Amidst distorted guitars and powerful drums, lyrics emerge that are by turns direct, playful and often a little kinky. In short: Kisska make music that isn’t just meant to be heard, but to be felt.
