Dream up – Audio Walk: Tour 3

In the organizer's words:

Dream Up! Put on your sports shoes and start with our warm-up. In a sports hall, you will be equipped with sustainable transnational soccer clothing and radio headphones. After a few bars of music and under guidance, you will transform into a "fanhood", which can even transform into a "humanity" in the course of the journey. In the one-hour workshop, you will learn basic skills to be prepared for all the goals of the joint journey: e.g. collective whistling, headphone functions are tested and microphones are adjusted.

European Election Day requires special attention in preparation. Will there be enough fan energy in these times? After all - the good, not-so-old democracy could be fired up again, with the blessing of the three artists CHA-ANT-MIR at the Altona train station. Freshly cleaned up, we'll learn something about the human nature of penalty shoot-outs in a Vivo Bar. Then we'll visit a polling station where we'll accompany local 16-year-olds as they vote for the first time and honor their democratic votes - because things aren't looking rosy for Europe's youth. On the way to the bunker - still well remembered by local residents from regular times of use - we will indulge in a violent exorcism, bounce to techno beats, ritually crumble this amazingly fast re-blooming Nazi energy all over Europe and meet with love and hope the refugee collective Hajusom, who will introduce us to analog networking on Kemal Altun Square, so that we could end the afternoon hopefully... If the madness of the present doesn't need a goal on the common pitch to give us answers to questions we haven't asked - why not?

#whats going on #eleven-meter fans #solidarity #give up image rights,#from 16 #sports shoes #well on foot , #make the route #partly sporty #tempo varies #max. 24 participants:inside, cancellations up to 48hours before the start. With kind thanks to the Vivo-Bar, Sandra Latussek, Hans Christian Jeanike from Baustelle1

Price information:

A ticket is required for this event. If the event is not fully booked or tickets have not been redeemed up to 15 minutes before the start of the event, you will have the opportunity to buy these tickets at the Box Office. In order to give as many people as possible access to art and culture, we have set up a pay-what-you-want ticket: Everyone pays as much as he/she can and likes. We recommend a contribution of: 15 euros If you pay more than our recommended contribution, you support us in sticking to this solidarity payment concept in the future and making our cultural events accessible to everyone in the usual high quality.