Literary evening walk to the steep bank

Dr. Kristine von Soden was born in Hamburg and spent many years working on biographies of Jewish scientists, writers and artists in the Weimar Republic as a feature author for NDR and DLF and as a lecturer at Hamburg University. Prominent names among them spent their summer vacations on the Baltic Sea in Ahrenshoop. Since her childhood, the humanities graduate and author has been closely connected and familiar with the Baltic Sea and the North Frisian Islands. This has resulted in several books, such as "Stille Winkel auf Fischland, Darß und Zingst" and "Ahrenshoop. Balancing on the sea foam line".

Dr. Kristine von Soden has regularly offered her popular readings, writing workshops and literary tours in the Baltic resort of Ahrenshoop for several years. The tours with a focus on prose and poetry allow you to experience Ahrenshoop in a very special way.

Dates of the literary evening walks on the Hohe Ufer 2025

04.06. at 8.30 pm | 06.08. at 8 pm

"I spread my wings wide..." (Else Lasker-Schüler)

At the end of the day, the author Dr. phil. Kristine von Soden invites you to a contemplative evening walk along the Hohe Ufer: with sea poems and sea texts by Heinrich Heine, Else Lasker-Schüler, Joseph Roth, Marie Luise Kaschnitz, Siegfried Lenz, Wolfgang Borchert, Erich Kästner, Elisabeth Mann Borgese and Max Frisch, among others. With a bit of luck, the sun will present highlights from its repertoire - like stage sets for dreaming to the horizon.

02.07. at 9 p.m. | 03.09. at 7 p.m.

"... a breathtaking mirror of bottle green and Mancherlei blue and silver shine"

At the end of the day, the author Dr. Kristine von Soden invites you to a special walk with sea poems and selected sea texts: by Erich Fried, Else Lasker-Schüler, Erich
Kästner, Mascha Kaléko, Wolfgang Borchert and many more - to bathe in the sea, pause and dream with a view as far as the horizon, with a little luck accompanied by an unforgettable sunset.

Duration: approx. 1 hour.

Registration is required for participation by calling 038220 666610.