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Serious Games Maker Days

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The Serious Games Maker Days are a meeting place for professional game developers to exchange ideas, co-create and discuss current trends. They ensure that playful principles are applied in education, tourism and business.

Josephine Hage
Curator Makers, Business & Arts

Nina Rüb
Communication Makers, Business & Arts

Stefanie Abelmann
Event Management Makers, Business & Arts

Lisa Laser
Project Assistance Makers, Business & Arts

E-mail: mba(at)chemnitz2025.de

News

Maker-Advent 2024: Workshops, associations, artists and creative minds in Chemnitz and the region invite you to join in.

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Planting festival "City and Forest": GELEBTE NACHBARSCHAFT plants, cares for and celebrates apple trees

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maker Advent 2024 is in the starting blocks!

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"Zwei in ein ander Gewobene" by Olaf Holzapfel extends the PURPLE PATH to Amtsberg

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"City and forest" planting festival

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Discover what connects young and old: the re:generation conference on 26 & 27 October in Chemnitz

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Inauguration at the PURPLE PATH: "Bogen" by Leunora Salihu at the Hoheneck Memorial in Stollberg

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Promotional graphic for an event in Chemnitz. The text "Will the East remain different?" and "What can the Capital of Culture do in Chemnitz? #6" are displayed above a partial map, with information on a reading and discussion with Steffen Mau. Website: chemnitz2025.de.

Will the East remain different? - Discussion event with the author Steffen Mau

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Dancing neighbours at the Day of the Elderly in Chemnitz

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"Motorbike, Medusa Motorbike" by Caroline Mesquita inaugurated at the PURPLE PATH

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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 Beauftragte der Bundesregierung für Kultur und Medien (Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and Media), as well as funds from the City of Chemnitz.