A Concert Series by Thomas Mann House with 1014 – Space for Ideas, Austrian Cultural Forum New York, Goethe-Institut New York, and Leo Baeck Institute. This series includes events on four days. The ACFNY event will take place on April 18, […]
This workshop is designed for German teachers seeking to integrate artificial intelligence into their language education methodologies. In the first part of the workshop, “Next-Gen AI: Harnessing Generative AI for German Teaching,” Dr. Smala will cover the […]
The Museum of the WorldBartholomew is an orphan from Bombay. He’s twelve years old and speaks almost as many languages. That is why, in the year 1854, he is hired as a translator by the […]
Discussion Series REGISTER HERE The American Council on Germany and the Goethe-Institut invite you to a series of discussions throughout the United States highlighting how German and American journalists based in the United States currently see political and social […]
Join the Goethe-Institut in Los Angeles on Thursday, March 28th, @ 6:30 PM for a special screening of Dominik Graf’s multi-award-winning Film FABIAN – GOING TO THE DOGS, followed by a discussion with Screenwriter and […]
The Goethe-Institut in New York invites you to join for a conversation between artists John Miller and Anna Ostoya, who will each discuss one series from their photographic bodies of work. Miller’s Middle of the Day (1994-ongoing) […]
In advance of contemporary chamber music group Damselfly Trio’s April 3rd concert, which foregrounds works by Ursula Mamlok, join us for a screening of Ursula Mamlok: Movements. In this documentary, filmmaker Anne Berrini offers a sensitive examination of the […]
No matter if you speak only “ein bisschen” or “sehr viel” German – everyone interested in having a conversation in German is welcome at our casual and free conversation group! Meet our interns Benny and […]
“Kant is a madman, like all great philosophers, whether they themselves know it or not.” – Thomas Bernhard Meet Immanuel Kant. He’s depressed and going blind. He’s traveling on a steamship somewhere in the Atlantic […]
FRANZ KAFKA was born in 1883 in Prague, where he lived most of his life. During his lifetime, he published only a few short stories, including “The Metamorphosis,” “The Judgment,” and “The Stoker.” He died […]
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