When does the reading start and end

The reading starts at 2:00 PM and ends at 3:00 PM.

Is there catering afterwards

Yes, the museum invites you to enjoy cake and a drink of your choice in the museum kitchen after the reading.

How much is the admission fee

The admission fee is 8 Euros for adults and 5 Euros for children.

Will there be a book signing or Q and A

A signing hour is not announced; depending on the course, a short question round may be possible, information will follow.

How is the accessibility on site

The new building is barrier-free, the old building is conditionally barrier-free with thresholds; elevator available. Details see museum information.

How do I best get there

By subway line U1 to Fürth Rathaus; parking in the underground garage City Center at Königstraße 112–114.

Literary Experience in Fürth: Jewish Festivals, Voice, Meaning and Soul

Name: Reading in the Lounge - One must celebrate the festivals as they come
Start: 2026-01-11T15:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-01-11T16:00:00+01:00
Location: Jüdisches Museum Franken, Adolph S. Ochs Lounge, Königstraße 89, 90762 Fürth

Festivals to Listen: Jewish Storytelling in the Adolph S. Ochs Lounge

An hour that sounds of cinnamon, candlelight, and conversation: In the intimate reading atmosphere of the Jewish Museum Franconia, literature enthusiasts meet Sabine Forkel-Kutschka. The theater and media scholar guides through stories of Jewish festival customs – humorously, contemplatively, vividly. Afterwards, the museum kitchen invites you to enjoy cake and a drink.

Told Festivals: Rituals, Anecdotes, Everyday Poetry

Between Shabbat greetings and the cycle of the year unfolds a literary experience. The selection gathers anecdotes and miniature scenes that make Jewish life with its customs, scents, and gestures audible. Narrative precision meets fine irony; small moments grow into cultural-historical panoramas.

Voice, Rhythm, Space

Forkel-Kutschka’s voice structures the texts like a score: clear phrasing, calm pulse, pointed pauses. In the lounge, intimacy arises – an author encounter as a stage moment where linguistic art and scenic reading intertwine.

Context: Jewish Culture in Franconia

The reading series locates literature within the cultural-historical framework of Franconia. Between sukkah, mikveh, and city history, genre boundaries become porous: storytelling, memory, everyday culture. Thus, a reading becomes a small poetics of Jewish festivals – knowledgeable and accessible.

Voices of the Readers

On the artist's website, it says: 'My passion and love belongs to the theater.' This dedication shapes the reading – precise, attentive, audience-friendly.

Conclusion: Those looking for the connection of literary quality, lived tradition, and personal moderation will experience a concentrated hour of contemporary literature in dialogue with history here. Come, listen, celebrate literature in the museum.

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Sabine Forkel-Kutschka in Fürth: Reading about Jewish Festivals Touches

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Festivals to Listen: Jewish Storytelling in the Adolph S. Ochs Lounge

Told Festivals: Rituals, Anecdotes, Everyday Poetry

Voice, Rhythm, Space

Context: Jewish Culture in Franconia

Voices of the Readers

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