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H H Dezember 2009 KOSTENLOS! 20 H H H H TERMINE • TERMINE • TERMINE • TERMINE • TERMINE H H H H H H H H Karlsruhe in Live H SILBERMOND Weihnachtsrock in Pforzheim in Weihnachtsrock X-MAS SHOWDOWN X-MAS H Zelt im Akrobaten WEIHNACHTSCIRCUS HHH H H HH H H H Für Pforzheim und die Region die und Pforzheim Für H H H H H STADTMAGAZIN DAS H H H H H WALDBRONN • MÜHLACKER • VAIHINGEN • MÜHLACKER • WALDBRONN NORDSCHWARZWALD•REMCHINGEN PFORZHEIM • ENZKREIS • BRETTEN • CALW • BRETTEN • ENZKREIS • PFORZHEIM UND DIE REGION DIE UND PFORZHEIM PROGRAMM 4 WOCHEN 4 H 20. JAHRGANG 20. KOSTENLOS! 2009 Dezember H H H H H H H CITY Inhalt H H H H H SERVICE H H 04 NEWS 05 20 Jahre CITY H 06 NEWS Tipps + Verlosungen 07 CD TIPPS Neuheiten 23 KLEINANZEIGEN Verkaufen + Jobs + Grüße 25 CITY ON TOUR... 10 Mit dem Foto unterwegs 27 NEWS aus der Gastronomie 28 NEWS aus der Geschäftswelt 29 TIPPS Neue Bücher 30 INTERVIEW 25 mit André Rieu 31 AUTO Spielhalle 8 – 24 Uhr Der McLaren SLR Zerrenner Str. 18 • Pforzheim Telefon 07231/356675 TERMINKALENDER HH 09 TERMINTIPPS H Ausgewählte Veranstaltungen 12 TAGESKALENDER Bistro 6 – 5 Uhr • Spielothek 6 – 24 Uhr 30 4 Wochen volles Programm Östliche 31 • Pforzheim 16 IMPRESSUM HH Telefon 07231/351310 Wir bedanken uns für Ihr Vertrauen REDAKTION + ANZEIGEN Telefon (0 72 31) 31 31 02 • Fax 31 43 94 und wünschen schöne Feiertage und EMAIL ein gutes Neues Jahr 2010! [email protected] H INTERNET www.city-stadtmagazin.de gemütlich • familiär • einfach reinschauen 31 POSTADRESSE CITY - Postfach 101969 • 75119 Pforzheim CITY ...seit 20 Jahren das Stadtmagazin für Pforzheim und die Region 3 CITY News H H H H H 20 Jahre CITY-Magazin H Seit 20 Jahren gibt es dieses Jahr das Pforzheimer Schlossberg um, Stadtmagazin CITY, liebe Leserinnen und Leser. Wir be- die Pforzheim- gleiten seit 20 Jahren die Kultur- und Veranstaltungs- Galerie im Kollmar szene in Pforzheim und der Region und liefern mit dem + Jordan-Haus umfangreichen und zuverlässigen Terminkalender wurde eröffnet, Monat für Monat einen Überblick über die zahlreichen drei Oberbürger- Veranstaltungen. Ferner gibt es Infos zu Musik, Beauty, meister(in) kamen, Schmuck, Bands oder Gastrogeschehen - eben alles, viele Kneipen und was in der Region von Interesse ist. Restaurants sind Vor 20 Jahren gab es noch keine PCs wie heute. Maga- eröffnet worden. zinmachen war noch richtige Handarbeit zwischen Auch manche Ma- Redaktion, Grafik, Satzstudio und Reprobude. Heute gazine kamen und haben wir neben dem monatlichen Heft auch unsere gingen. CITY ist ge- Website. Dort stellen wir das gesamte Heft bequem blieben – auch Dank unserer treuen Leser, Mitarbeiter zum Durchblättern zur Verfügung. Haben Sie das Maga- und Anzeigenkunden, ohne die ein unabhängiges zin mal nicht bekommen oder sind in Urlaub, unter Magazin wie das CITY nicht gemacht werden könnte. www.city-stadtmagazin.de können Sie CITY jederzeit im Die vielen, vielen guten Veranstaltungen der gewohnten Layout genießen. Probieren Sie es einfach letzten 20 Jahre aufzulisten, würde den Rahmen dieser mal aus. Seite sprengen. Viele interessante Begegnungen mit Viel ist in den 20 Jahren geschehen. 1989 viel die Künstlern, Musikern, Politikern und Prominenten Berliner Mauer, 1992 fand die Landesgartenschau in gehören dazu. Pforzheim statt und das neue Theater wurde eröffnet, Wir werden Ihnen auch weiterhin Monat für Monat die 1994 das Kulturhaus Osterfeld, 1995 wurde 50 Jahre an interessanten Dinge berichten. Schon jetzt wünschen die Zerstörung Pforzheims am 23. Februar 1945 ge- wir Ihnen eine schöne Vorweihnachtszeit, geruhsame dacht, die Marionettenbühne Mottenkäfig wurde umge- Feiertage und einen guten Start in das Neue Jahr 2010. baut, das Bürgerhaus Buckenberg eröffnet, die neue Stadtbücherei mit Jugendmusikschule wurde gebaut, Herzlichst H das Schmuckmuseum renoviert und unter neuer Leitung Claudius Fingberg und das Team wiedereröffnet. 2003 zog das Kommunale Kino an den vom CITY-Stadtmagazin H H H Vizekanzler-Tanne Sie ist sechs Meter hoch, satt grün und wuchs neben beworben. Andrea Pfeiffer aus Pforzheim hatte Glück der diesjährigen Kanzlerinnen-Tanne im Baden-Badener und gewann die Tanne. Am Montagabend fand die feier- Stadtwald auf: die Vize-Kanzler-Tanne. Während die liche Übergabe im Pforzheimer Kindergarten „Adolf Haap knapp 20 Meter hohe und 60 Jahre alte Weißtanne auf Haus“ mit einer fröhlichen Feier von Kindern, Eltern und ihren großen Auftritt im Kanzleramt wartet, hat ihre Betreuern statt. Es gab Kinderpunsch, Glühwein für die „kleine Schwester“ über SWR3 ein neues Zuhause ge- Großen und Weihnachtsgebäck. Als Baumschmuck funden. Ob Vereine, Schulen, Kindergärten oder Städte, spendierte SWR3 den der Ansturm auf die Vize-Kanzler-Tanne war enorm: Kindern 200 SWR3- Mehr als 600 SWR3-Hörer hatten sich ja um die Tanne Elche, mit der die Tanne auch gleich dekoriert wurde. Gewinnerin Andrea Pfeiffer (li.) und Cornelia Binder (re), Leiterin der Kindertagesstätte schmücken mit den Kindern die Tanne. n H H H H H Unseren Gästen wünschen wir schöne Weihnachtsfeiertage und einen guten Start ins Jahr 2010. H Weiherstraße 15 • Pforzheim • Tel. 07231/29 82 451 H 4 1. Karlsruher Weihnachtscircus Weihnachtszeit ist Circuszeit. Vom 17.12.2009 bis 03.01.2010 gastiert der 1. Karlsruher Weihnachtscircus auf dem Messplatz in Karlsruhe. Die Produzenten nutzen den ungewöhnli- chen Zeitpunkt der Veranstaltung, um die echten Stars der größten Circusse und Shows in einer fulminanten Circus-Gala zu vereinen. Eine phantastische Circus-Show mit einem internationalen Spitzen-Programm, das alle Erwartungen übertreffen wird. Es ist gelungen, ein wahres Feuerwerk der Superlativen und der Sensationen zusammen- zustellen. Insgesamt werden 40 Artisten aus 12 Nationen der Erde mit dabei sein. Preisträger der großen, internationalen Cir- cus-Festivals und vom berühmten Festival in Monte Carlo präsentieren sich erstmals in Karlsruhe: die Hand-auf-Hand-Sensation aus Jamaica, die Liazeed kommen direkt vom Moulin Rouge in Paris nach Karlsruhe. Direkt aus China kommt die beste und spektakulärste Artisten-Truppe der Gegen- wart – die Shenyang Truppe mit ihrer „Pagoda of Bowls“ zeigt Trick- und Sprung- kombinationen, wie sie so noch nicht zu sehen waren. Ein wahrer Thriller bei dem feuchte Handflächen garantiert sind! Araberhengste, Seelöwen, Elefanten sowie Kamele, Zebras, Emus und Lamas sind na- türlich auch mit dabei. Aus Kenia und Moldavien kommen weitere internationale Weltstars der Artistik die in einem ganz besonderen, festlichen Ambiente, für Live- Unterhaltung sorgen. Veranstaltungsbegleitend gibt es eine viel- fältige Gastronomie in einer gemütlichen, weihnachtlichen Atmosphäre mit Weih- nachtsmarkt, unzähligen geschmückten Christbäumen und nostalgischen Circuswagen im großen, beheizten Foyer-Zelt. Premiere ist am 17. Dezember 2009 mit einer Gala um 19.30 Uhr. Die weiteren Vorstellungen sind bis zum 3. Januar 2010 täglich um 15.30 Uhr und 19.30 Uhr. Heiligabend, 24.12. gibt es nur eine Vorstellung um 14 Uhr. CITY verlost für den 18. Dezember 2009 um 19.30 Uhr 20 Ehren- karten für das Ereignis. Einfach Postkarte mit Stichwort „Weihnachtscircus“ an die Redaktion schicken. n H H H H H H H CITY Verlosung H H H H H H H H H H H H Eintrittskarten gewinnen H H H Im Dezember haben wir zu folgenden Veranstaltungen und Konzerten Tickets zur Verlosung für Sie reserviert. Die große Rockschau, Comedy, 09.12.09, 3 x 2 Tickets, Kulturhaus Osterfeld, Pforzheim, 20.00 Uhr Bernhard Hoëcker, Comedy, 12.12.09, 3 x 2 Tickets, Kulturhaus Osterfeld, Pforzheim, 20.00 Uhr Pincher, Antipopcore, 12.12.09, 2 x 2 Tickets, Music-Café EXIL, PF-Brötzingen, 21.00 Uhr 1. Karlsruher Weihnachtscircus, 18.12.09, 10 x 2 Tickets, Messplatz, Karlsruhe, 19.30 Uhr 1. Alien Rocket Night, 19.12.09, 2 x 2 Tickets, Music-Café EXIL, PF-Brötzingen, 21.00 Uhr Silbermond, 19.12.09, 3 x 2 Tickets, Europahalle, Karlsruhe, 20 Uhr X-Mas Showdown, 26.12.09, 3 x 2 Tickets, Schwarzwald-Sängerhalle, PF-Brötzingen, 20 Uhr Let Shiva Dance, 30.12.09, 2 x 2 Tickets, Music-Café EXIL, PF-Brötzingen, 21 Uhr Das C-Club-Team Ausführliche Informationen dazu gibts im Terminkalender und in unseren Termin-Tipps auf den Seiten 9 bis 11. wünscht allen Gästen Wenn Sie Eintrittskarten oder einen unserer anderen Preise gewinnen möchten, schicken Sie bitte eine ausreichend (!) frankierte fröhliche Weihnachten, Postkarte (je Veranstaltung) mit dem jeweiligen Verlosungsstichwort bzw. Veranstaltungswunsch an das CITY-Magazin, Verlosun- gen, Postfach 101969, 75119 Pforzheim. Einsendeschluss für alle Verlosungen ist der 12.12.09, Termine davor, jeweils 3 Tage vor einen guten Rutsch der Veranstaltung. Absender (!) und bei Konzerten/Veranstaltungen Telefonnummer nicht vergessen. Haben Sie einen Sachpreis ge- ins Neue Jahr... wonnen, können Sie diesen mit der Benachrichtigung in der Redaktion abholen. Der Rechtsweg ist ausgeschlossen. Bitte beteiligen H H Sie sich nur an den Veranstaltungsterminen, die Sie bei Gewinn auch wahrnehmen werden! Best of 2009 – Die Hits des Jahres Es war ein Jahr mit Licht und Schatten. Das Wunder vom Hudson River, die Abwrackprämie, der tragische Verlust von Michael Jackson, Deutschland geht zur Wahl, die Wirtschaftskrise hat den Globus fest im Griff. Es gibt eine wirksame Arznei gegen zu viele schlechte Nachrichten und das ist: Gute Musik! Mit der Hit-Compilation „Best of 2009 - Die Hits des Jahres“ kann man vor allem die schönen Momente der vergangenen Monate noch mal Revue passieren lassen. Die Doppel-CD ist im Handel und auch als Download erhältlich. Best of 2009 - Das ist ein Rendevous der Megastars, die neben dem Besten - dem King of Pop - die oberen Gefilde ...und weiterhin der Jahres-Charts stürmten. Als da beispielsweise wären: Marit Larsen, David Guetta, Katy Perry, Agnes, Depeche Mode, Peter Fox, Lady Gaga, Lily Allen, Gossip, Coldplay, Kelly Clarkson, Pet Shop Boys, Marc Medlock, Nickelback, viel Spass Frauenartz & Manny Marc, Söhne Mannheims u.v.a. H im C-Club! „Best Of 2009 - Die Hits des Jahres“ Einfach nicht zu toppen! Wir verlosen 3 CDs davon. Einfach Stichwort „Best of 2009“ auf eine Postkarte und an die Redaktion schicken.
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