Autumn weekend in Schwerin: Culture, music and kale await you!

Autumn weekend in Schwerin: Culture, music and kale await you!

An exciting autumn weekend is imminent! From 1 to 3 November 2024, Schwerin turns into a pulsating center for culture, music and enjoyment. Despite the changeable weather with temperatures around 12 degrees and light rain on Saturday, there is something for everyone. From gripping theater performances to tasty kale meals - the city offers a colorful program that will captivate visitors.

On Friday, November 1st, the Schwerin inner city at the Theater The Night will become the scene of living gastronomy. Artists move from locally to locally and offer the best entertainment. Another highlight is the musical "Bibi Blocksberg: everything like bewitched!", Which is performed in the sports and congress hall at 4 p.m. Here the most famous witch in Germany ensures magical moments. In addition, literary fans can experience a reading by Ilija Matusko in the Kulturforum at 7.30 p.m., while music lovers can look forward to a jazz concert with the saxophone quartet Q4. The evening is crowned with a performance by the popular comedian trainer Schmidt in Capitol.

Saturday and Sunday full of activities

The Saturday, November 2, brings an exciting lecture on historical gardens in the cultural forum and a "small pub chat", in which culinary stories of Schwerin gastronomy are told. It will be musically with the band Guru Guru, which will appear in the memory from 9 p.m. For families there are children's flea markets in Pinnow and Goders and a lantern parade with autumn fire in Demen, which begins at 6 p.m.

On Sunday, November 3, the kale on the Schwerin Lakes continues at 11 a.m. Here guests can enjoy regional specialties. At 5 p.m. there is a benefit event in favor of Casa Hogar e.V. in the Ataraxia Music School, where the support of women and girls in Colombia is reported. In addition, the forest glass museum in Langen Brütz invites you to the 18th glass collector meeting from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., where collectors and interested parties get their money's worth.