The exhibition runs from January 3 to April 3, 2020.

Opening hours

Monday to Thursday 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Friday 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Der Nachbarin Café invites you to a cozy music breakfast every last Saturday of the month from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. There is plenty of chatting with relaxed musical live sounds, and there are various culinary offerings from coffee and cake to special breakfast options to delicious quiche.

Art and individual artistic handicraft at affordable prices

Good. Best. "Besteste": Culcha Candela released "Besteste" in November last year, their second best of the now nine albums and 17-year career. Her tour of the same name will start at the end of February 2020.

Gold and platinum albums, TV appearances, numerous top 20 singles - the career of Culcha Candela is impressive. Trendy and chart-dominating sounds as well as a mix of dancehall, reggaeton, afrotrap and hip-hop shape her music.

The Club of Living Thinkers meets every first Tuesday of the month to discuss current questions of practical philosophy.

Ten years after the death of the poet Mahmoud Darwish, who was long considered a promising candidate for the Nobel Prize in Literature, the author travels through Israel and Palestine and reports on the feature's reception history in his feature. In addition to his poems, numerous voices speak about the life and work of the poet.

Workshop for specialists and multipliers from the fields of migration / flight, participation and equality

Migration sets things in motion. All of us. It has always been and continues to be the engine for diverse change processes in our society. It offers opportunities, triggers conflicts and irritations.
Gender issues in particular are becoming increasingly important in the context of migration. But what role do gender roles play in migration and for social participation? Do men deal with migration differently than women? Do women with migration experiences have the same opportunities to participate as men? How can I act more gender-sensitive in my work context and at the same time not lose sight of other forms of discrimination?

We want to answer these and other questions together, also using case studies and our own examples from everyday practice. The workshop also offers a forum for the reflection and discussion of attitude and action questions of gender and diversity-sensitive work in times of increasing polarization in the media, the public and also politics.

Link to online´regisration:
www.g-mit-niedersachsen.de/workshop-maerz-2019-geschlechtergleichstellung-in-der-migrationsarbeit/
Consultant Team:
Tinka Greve | Manfred Brink
Questions and contact:
g-mit-niedersachsen@vnb.de

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Janina Mau is a freelance artist, communication psychologist, slam poet and globetrotter.

Before she settled in a moor near Bremen five years ago, she travelled through Asia for a year and before and after that she made many smaller and larger trips into the unknown.