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Feldberg LakelandFeldberg LakelandMeckl. Switzerland and Lake DistrictTMVMecklenburgische Seenplatte
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Sep 2026

Wild herb hike - herb walk

28. September – 12. Oktober 2026
Kräuterhof Liebstöckel
Wild herb hike - herb walk

A wild plant hike in the Feldberger Seenlandschaft Nature Park.

The wild herb walk "Kräuterspaziergang" is a guided walk through the Feldberger Seenlandschaft nature park in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Certified nature and landscape guide Britta Daedelow-Seydl leads the wild herb walk in the Feldberg Lakeland.

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The Brilliance of Trumpets and the Colors of the Organ
Event

15. September 2026, 19:30–19:30

The Brilliance of Trumpets and the Colors of the Organ

Kirche Mechow

Music for 2 Trumpets and Organ Guillaume Couloumy, trumpet - NDR Elbphilharmonie Orchestra Hamburg Felix Wilde, trumpet - Staatskapelle Berlin Jakob Schmidt, organ - Klein Machnow

Reading and discussion: "Akte Denkstrukturen - Zwei deutsche Brieffreundschaften" with Stefanie Wally and Klaus Stenzel
Event

30. October 2026, 19:00–21:00

Reading and discussion: "Akte Denkstrukturen - Zwei deutsche Brieffreundschaften" with Stefanie Wally and Klaus Stenzel

Hans-Fallada-Bibliothek Feldberg

Stefanie Wally and Klaus Stenzel deal with German-German history as West Germans. They are both connected by an intensive (letter) contact with a person from the former GDR, who, however, could not be more different. They each write about their experiences in their books, which they will present this evening in the Haus des Gastes. Freedom, oppression and new beginnings in both a divided and a reunited Germany are topics that the two authors and their pen pals have dealt with intensively.

Author reading with Gitta Martens: "Emilie Mayer, composer: Symphony of a life."
Event

13. November 2026, 19:00–20:30

Author reading with Gitta Martens: "Emilie Mayer, composer: Symphony of a life."

Hans-Fallada-Bibliothek Feldberg

Emilie Mayer (born in Friedland/Mecklenburg in 1812, died in Berlin in 1883) was one of the most important female composers of the 19th century. She composed eight symphonies, concert overtures, a piano concerto, chamber music and songs and was celebrated in her time ... until she was forgotten. The estate, long administered by her grandnieces, was destroyed during both world wars. Now she is being rediscovered and her music is being played in major concert halls. But who was Emilie Mayer?