Planten un Blomen

 Su, Işık ve Müziğin Büyüsü01 MAYIS 2026'DAN İTİBAREN RENKLİ AKŞAM SU IŞIK KONSERLERİ TEKRAR GERÇEKLEŞECEKTİR.Park Gölü'nde her gün saat 16:00 ve 18:00'de su gösterileri (ışık ve müzik olmadan) yapılacaktır.Saat 22:00'de Su Işık Konserleri01-15 Mayıs          Sibelius'tan Çaykovski'ye, Rahmaninov'a; Düzenleme: Tanja Naini16-31 Mayıs          Japan Geceleri; Düzenleme: Hector González Pino01-15 Haziran        Dans Sanatı; Düzenleme: Hector González Pino16-30 Haziran         Tansania; Düzenleme: Birgit Winzler01-15 Temmuz         Rüya ve Şenlik; Düzenleme: Hector González Pino16-31 Temmuz         Yeni Sesler; Düzenleme: Hector González Pino01-15 Ağustos     Dans Sanatı; Düzenleme: Hector González Pino16-31 Ağustos    Sinema; Düzenleme: Hector González PinoSaat 21:00'de Su Işık Konserleri01-15 Eylül    Tansania; Düzenleme: Hector González Pino16-30 Eylül    Yeni Sesler; Düzenleme: Hector González Pino  

Tropico InfinitoTropico Infinito is a Latin beat fusion band from Hamburg that brings together Latin American musical rhythms: Cumbia, Tango, and Son. With vocals, conga, saxophone, electric guitar, and beats, the band with Colombian roots creates its unique soundscape.Sounds to listen to, dance to, and to let your thoughts wander rhythmically. Sunday, May 19, 3 - 5 PMMusic Pavilion

Mild summer evenings, open-air concerts, and nature experiences: "Draussen im Grünen" (Out in the Green) is an open-air series in Hamburg's Planten un Blomen park. Created in 2020 during the pandemic, the format has established itself with a diverse cultural program.The concerts take place at the music pavilion and combine music, art, and park atmosphere.An awareness concept accompanies all events to ensure a safe environment. The series complements the park's cultural offerings with a summer live experience.

"For the First Time" ReadingRelatable Stories from the "End of Twenty" PodcastersGesina Demes and Annika Prigge know this too, having stumbled but successfully arrived in their thirties. In "Zum ersten Mal" (For the First Time), the two authors and podcasters tell of their journey there: from short haircuts that leave a lasting impression, beauty ideals that become a danger, and heartbreaks that feel like the end of the world. One group of people is always there – especially when things get really serious: friends.A profound and witty book about the journey into adulthood by two women who don't quite know where they're going themselves.

Florian ChristlAfter his sold-out show on June 9, 2026, at the Elbphilharmonie, Florian Christl returns to Hamburg again in August – this time as part of the open-air concert series DRAUSSEN IM GRÜNEN. On August 26, 2026, the composer and pianist will be performing solo in Planten un Blomen and invites his audience to a special evening full of emotional sound moments.About Florian Christl:Florian Christl captivates with his passionate playing style and a compositional style that is both exciting and deeply moving. The Munich-based composer makes his profound love for sound palpable in his music. His characteristic blend of delicate and powerful piano playing, combined with emotionally charged, imaginative string arrangements, makes his works unmistakable. Christl's music touches you – radically emotional, immediate, and deep. Although his name is often associated with "Neoclassicism," Christl sees himself as rooted in the Romantic tradition and therefore gladly calls himself a "Neo-Romantic." Improvisation always forms the creative starting point for him: out of this personal process, soundscapes emerge that open up moments of reflection and inner resonance for the listener. This develops into a concert evening that is not only musically impressive but also has a lasting impact. Florian Christl has been exclusively signed with Sony Classical since 2018.His four albums released so far have each entered the Top 20 of the official German classical charts directly after their release and reach an ever-growing international audience. His concerts are highly acclaimed worldwide – from the USA to Europe and Asia.