De:Oriento

A festival of first-civilization cultures

P: Sahar Homami

The DE:ORIENTO festival aimed to make the diversity of cultures once known as Oriental accessible in an interactive way. Literature and music were presented alternately on several stages, while various food stands tempted visitors with culinary experiences. Book stands with Arabic, Hebrew and European literature invited visitors to take their experiences home with them and explore them further. There was art to see – photos, paintings and much more. For children, there was a face painting stand, puppet theatre and workshops in Arabic calligraphy. The festival aimed to appeal to a wide audience, regardless of age and origin. The multilingual nature of the events created an inclusive atmosphere that drew in people from a wide variety of communities.

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Events

Saturday
until

Vernissage "Next Gen East x Shift Change"

Chemnitz, Open Space

Exhibition Education
Saturday
until

QR61 in space and time - Interactive performance

Chemnitz, OFF-Bühne Komplex

Debate Teenagers
Saturday
until

JOSIGER BRASS - Music from pure brass

Lößnitz, St George's Hospital Church

Concert
Saturday
until

Performance "Metamorphosis of Workwear"

Chemnitz Industrial Museum

Arts Dance
Saturday
until

ARE THE KIDS ALRIGHT?

Chemnitz, Offener Prozess

Education Debate
Sunday

#3000Garages Trail

Chemnitz

Elderly people Excursion
Sunday

Exhibition - The story of Moritz Lippmann, his furniture store and his family

Chemnitz

Elderly people Exhibition
Sunday

Photo exhibition: Figures of devotion

Chemnitz, foyer of the main entrance of the Klinikum

Exhibition Arts
Sunday

Press - created. broken. recovered

Chemnitz, St. Jakobi, St. Johannes Nepomuk, Galerie e.artis

Exhibition Church of Culture
Sunday

Exhibition: Clara Mosch - the inner freedom

kunstkeller Annaberg e.V.

Exhibition Education

European Capital of Culture The Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and Media Free State of Saxony European Capital of Culture

This project is cofinanced by tax funds on the basis of the parliamentary budget of the state of Saxony and by federal funds from the Beauftragter der Bundesregierung für Kultur und Medien (Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and Media), as well as funds from the City of Chemnitz.