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Leverkusener Veranstaltungskalender VERANSTALTUNGSKALENDER AUSGABE NOVEMBER 2018 TERMINE BIS DEZEMBER 2019 STAND: 31. Oktober 2018 Haben Sie Lust auf Leverkusen und wollen wissen was, wann, wo hier alles „los“ ist? Dann schauen Sie rein – in den Leverkusener Veranstaltungskalender. Ihre Veranstaltung ist nicht dabei? Dann teilen Sie mir diese bitte umgehend mit: Stadt Leverkusen, Stadtwerbung, Redaktion Veranstaltungskalender, [email protected] Vielen Dank schon jetzt. Besuchen Sie uns auf Facebook https://de-de.facebook.com/LUSTAUFLEVERKUSEN Änderungen jederzeit vorbehalten! Für die Richtigkeit und Vollständigkeit der Angaben wird keine Gewähr übernommen. Abdruck nur nach vorheriger Genehmigung. Impressum: Stadt Leverkusen Der Oberbürgermeister Dez. IV - Stadtwerbung Redaktion: Birgit Conrad, Tel 0214 4061803 ... November 2018 bis 11.00-19.00 Food Days – mit Verkostung und Live Kochshow Rathaus-Galerie 03.11. Genießen Sie das vielfältige kulinarische Angebot und Leverkusen schlemmen Sie am 03.11. mit bei unserer Live Kochshow in Friedrich-Ebert-Platz 2, Kooperation mit dem ”Netzwerk Kinderarmut”. 51373 Leverkusen weitere Info: ECE Projektmanagement G.m.b.H. & Co.KG Tel. 0214 32848-0, Fax 0214 328448-99, info@rathaus- galerie-leverkusen.de und www.rathaus-galerie- leverkusen.de bis mi, fr, sa Ausstellung Galerie Künstlerbunker, 04.11. 16.00-18.00 PETR KCZMRK - ZWISCHEN ALLEN STÜHLEN Karlstr. 9, 51379 Lever- Eine kurzweilige Zeitreise durch 51,5 Jahre Kunst und Para- kusen noia. weitere Infos: www.facebook.de/kuenstlerbunkerkarlstrasse bis fr Ausstellung: Stadtbibliothek 08.11. 11.00-19.00 Herzensangelegenheiten Friedrich-Ebert-Platz 3d, sa Arbeiten der Leverkusener Künstlerin Claudia Füger. 51373 Leverkusen 11.00- 14.00 Füger zeigt Installationen und Collagen in Acrylmischtechni- ken auf Leinwand und Karton sowie Figuren aus Pappma- ché und anderen Materialien. weitere Infos: Tel. 0214 406-42 20 und www.stadtbibliothek- leverkusen.de bis di, mi, fr-so Ausstellung Museum Morsbroich, 06.01. Feiertag Der flexible Plan Gustav-Heinemann-Str. 80, 11.00-17.00 Das Rokoko in der Gegenwartskunst 51375 Leverkusen do weitere Infos: Tel. 0214 85 55 60 und www.museum- 11.00-21.00 morsbroich.de bis sa/so/ feier- Ausstellung Erholungshaus, 06.01. tags Deutsche Künstler im Exil 1933-1945 Nobelstr. 37, 11.00-17.00 Mit der Ausstellung werden Malerinnen und Maler wieder- 51373 Leverkusen entdeckt, die in der Weimarer Republik zur lebendigen Kunstszene gehörten, nach 1933 jedoch durch die National- sozialisten unter Druck gerieten und schließlich ins Exil ge- trieben wurden. Die Ausstellung stellt mit rund 100 Gemäl- den und Aquarellen eine „verschollene“ Künstlergeneration vor. Die Werke stammen aus der Sammlung „Memoria“ von Thomas B. Schumann. weitere Infos und Tickets: Kartenbüro Bayer Kultur, Tel. 0214 30-41283/84, Fax 0214 30-41285, bayerkul- [email protected], [email protected] und www.kultur.bayer.de bis sa 15.00-18.00 Ausstellung: Villa Römer – Haus der 10.02. so + 1918: Zum Ende eines Krieges. Der Ausgang des Ersten Stadtgeschichte, feiertags Weltkrieges in sieben europäischen Heimaten“ Haus-Vorster Str. 6 11.00-16.00 weitere Infos: Opladener Leverkusener Geschichtsverein 51379 Leverkusen von 1979 e. V. Leverkusen, Tel. 0 217 1/4 78 43, Fax: 02171 23 15, [email protected] und www.ogv- leverkusen.de bis di, mi, fr-so Ausstellung Grafiketage Museum Morsbroich, 28.04. Feiertag Markus Oehlen. Linolschnitte Gustav-Heinemann-Str. 80, 11.00-17.00 Peter Piller. Peripheriewanderung Leverkusen 51375 Leverkusen do weitere Infos: Tel. 0214 85 55 60 und www.museum- 11.00-21.00 morsbroich.de November 2018 01.11. 16.00 Vorlesereihe „Lesen verleiht Flügel“ Stadtbibliothek Mit Vorlesepaten für Kinder ab 5 Jahren und ihre Eltern. Friedrich-Ebert-Platz 3d, weitere Infos: Tel. 0214/ 406-42 20 und www.stadtbibliothek- 51373 Leverkusen leverkusen.de 01.11. 17.00 BUNKERTALK ZUM THEMA “IST DUNKELHEIT NOCH Galerie Künstlerbunker, ZEITGEMÄSS?“ Karlstr. 9, 51379 Lever- Wichtigen Fragen der Wahrnehmung wird hier im lockeren kusen Talk nachgegangen weitere Infos: www.facebook.de/kuenstlerbunkerkarlstrasse 01.11. 19.30 American Cajun, Blues & Zydeco - Festival Scala - Cantina, Club, Let the good times roll! Cinema, Uhlandstr. 9, weitere Infos: Mecky Events GmbH, Tel. 02171 767959, Fax 51379 Leverkusen 02171 767960, [email protected] und www.scala-leverkusen.de 01.11. 20.00 live im topos: Topos, Hauptstr. 34, BLUE Thursday Blues Night 51373 Leverkusen - Open Blues Session im topos weitere Infos: Tel. 0214 41555 (ab 20 Uhr) www.jazz-lev.de 02.11. 11.00 Kinder Erholungshaus, Das Dirigentenduell Nobelstr. 37, Mit einer musikalischen Untermalung unseres „orchestra in 51373 Leverkusen residence“ l’arte del mondo ist das „Dirigentenduell“ ein kurzweiliges und unterhaltsames Mitmach-Konzert für Kin- der. weitere Infos und Tickets: Kartenbüro Bayer Kultur, Tel. 0214 30-41283/84, Fax 0214 30-41285, bayerkul- [email protected], [email protected] und www.kultur.bayer.de 02.11. 11.00-12.30 BayArena-Tour (Englisch) Treffpunkt: Service OST, Die geführte BayArena-Tour gibt Ihnen einen faszinierenden Ostseite der BayArena, und umfassenden Einblick hinter die Kulissen von Bayer 04. Bismarckstr. 122-124, Auf einer 90- minütigen Tour erwartet Sie viele spannende 51373 Leverkusen Stationen – los geht es in unserer Fankneipe „Schwadbud“- unsere Tourguides freuen sich auf Sie! weitere Infos: Bayer 04 Leverkusen Fußball GmbH, www.bayer04.de Anmeldung unter: Tel. 0214 5000 1904 und [email protected] 02.11.- sa Ausstellung der Donnerstagsgruppe Atelier und Ausstellungs- 10.11. 15.00-18.00 Patricia Dick, Ulla Niedereder, Brigitta Ringel, Ulrike räme: Virchowstr. 43 Tartler, Jeanine Weber 51375 Leverkusen weitere Infos: Spektrum Leverkusen ’87 e. V., Egon Baum- garten, Tel. 02202 981197, Fax 02202 981194, in- [email protected] und www.spektrum-lev.de 02.11. 17.00-18.30 BayArena-Tour Treffpunkt: Service OST, Die geführte BayArena-Tour gibt Ihnen einen faszinierenden Ostseite der BayArena, und umfassenden Einblick hinter die Kulissen von Bayer 04. Bismarckstr. 122-124, Auf einer 90- minütigen Tour erwartet Sie viele spannende 51373 Leverkusen Stationen – los geht es in unserer Fankneipe „Schwadbud“- unsere Tourguides freuen sich auf Sie! weitere Infos: Bayer 04 Leverkusen Fußball GmbH, www.bayer04.de Anmeldung unter: Tel. 0214 5000 1904 und [email protected] November 2018 02.11. 18.00 Vernissage der Donnerstagsgruppe Atelier und Ausstellungs- Patricia Dick, Ulla Niedereder, Brigitta Ringel, Ulrike räme: Virchowstr. 43 Tartler, Jeanine Weber 51375 Leverkusen weitere Infos: Spektrum Leverkusen ’87 e. V., Egon Baum- garten, Tel. 02202 981197, Fax 02202 981194, in- [email protected] und www.spektrum-lev.de 02.11. 19.00-20.30 Vortrag mit Dr. Wolfgang Stöcker: Kath. Erwachsenen- und Melaten in Köln – Familienbildung, Ein Ort zwischen Friedhof und dem Kölner Who is Who Manforter Str. 186, Dr. Wolfgang Stöcker, Kulturwissenschaftler 51373 Leverkusen weitere Infos: Katholisches Bildungswerk Leverkusen, Tel. 0214 83072-0, [email protected] und www.fbs- leverkusen.de 02.11. 20.00 The Music of Phil Collins & Genesis Scala - Cantina, Club, Still Collins Cinema, Uhlandstr. 9, weitere Infos: Mecky Events GmbH, Tel. 02171 767959, Fax 51379 Leverkusen 02171 76 79 60, [email protected] und www.scala-leverkusen.de 02.11. 20.00 Dieter Nuhr OstermannArena "Nuhr hier, nur heute!" Bismarckstr. 125, Veranstalter: Lühr Veranstaltungsservice 51373 Leverkusen weitere Infos: Tel. 0214 406-41 41 und 0214 406-41 13, Fax 0214 406-41 02 oder unter www.kulturstadtlev.de und [email protected] 02.11. 20.00 live im topos: Topos, Hauptstr. 34, Lucky Old Quartett feat. Betty Braun 51373 Leverkusen weitere Infos: Tel. 0214 41555 (ab 20 Uhr) www.jazz-lev.de 02.11. 20.30 live im Notenschlüssel Notenschlüssel mit ohne strom Friedrich-Ebert-Str. 122, weitere Infos: Tel. 0214 73486273 und 51373 Leverkusen http://notenschluessel-lev.de/ 03.11. 09.30-11.00 Das etwas andere Frühstück ATS Begegnungsstätte Es erwarten Sie interessante Themen bei einem abwechs- im Bürgerbusch Mehrge- lungsreichen Frühstück in netter Gesprächsrunde. nerationenhaus Lever- Um Anmeldung wird gebeten. kusen, Theodor-Gierath- Ein kostenfreier Fahrdienst ist möglich. Str. 4, 51381 Leverkusen Anmeldung bis Freitag um 12 Uhr weitere Infos: Tel. 02171 56888 und [email protected] 03.11. 09.30-11.45 Mit Nadel und Faden Kath. Erwachsenen- und Ein Angebot zum Schnuppern für Einsteiger/innen Sie wol- Familienbildung, len gerne selber Nähen können? Dann seid Ihr in diesem Manforter Str. 186, Kurs genau richtig! 51373 Leverkusen Uta Wagner, Bekleidungsingenieurin weitere Infos: Katholisches Bildungswerk Leverkusen, Tel. 0214 83072-0, [email protected] und www.fbs- leverkusen.de November 2018 03.11. 10.00-13.00 Aufrecht durch das Leben gehen Kath. Erwachsenen- und Achtsame Bewegungs- und Faszienübungen Familienbildung, Mit Rolfing beweglich und aufrecht durch das Leben gehen! Manforter Str. 186, Stefanie Wittiber-Schmidt, Certified Rolfer 51373 Leverkusen weitere Infos: Katholisches Bildungswerk Leverkusen, Tel. 0214 83072-0, [email protected] und www.fbs- leverkusen.de 03.11. 10.00-13.00 THW-Jugend Leverkusen THW Unterkunft, Ausbildung der Jugend in humanitärer technischer Hilfe Schlangenhecke 3, und jeden nach dem Motto: “spielend helfen lernen“ 51381 Leverkusen Do ab 18.00 weitere Infos: Tel. 0 21 74/4 08 65, [email protected] und jugend@thw- jugend-leverkusen.de
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