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16.December2026

  1. Normative Orders

    International arms control in a world of uncertainties

    Lecture Series “Peace and Security in Post-Liberal Times” Lecture by Malte Göttsche (TU Darmstadt/PRIF) Lecture Series “Peace and Security in Post-Liberal Times” The field of peace and security is in crisis. Conflicts, even wars, have become more numerous, more violent, and more complex. The international norms and institutions created to prevent, mediate, and end conflicts have been heavily criticized, ignored, or even actively undermined. At the same time, potentially post-liberal forms of governance are evolving and gaining strength both domestically and internationally. The lecture series

  2. Haus am Dom

    Twist 2-26

    Klaus Helbig

  3. Haus am Dom

    Unzumutbares Vergessen

    Camille Roux

  4. Die Käs

    Jo van Nelsen - Hesselbach-Lesung: Weihnachten mit den Hesselbachs

    Jo van Nelsen


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Which institutions are covered?

Currently 64 Frankfurt institutions: Haus am Dom – Kath. Akademie Rabanus Maurus, Universitätsklinikum Frankfurt, Jüdische Gemeinde Frankfurt, Literaturhaus Frankfurt, Denkbar Frankfurt, Evangelische Akademie Frankfurt, Institut für Sozialforschung Frankfurt, Forschungsverbund Normative Ordnungen, Künstler*innenhaus Mousonturm, Senckenberg Naturmuseum, Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences, Forschungskolleg Humanwissenschaften (Bad Homburg), Frankfurter Bürgerstiftung im Holzhausenschlösschen, Romanfabrik Frankfurt, Historisches Museum Frankfurt, Jüdisches Museum Frankfurt, Krankenhaus Nordwest, Römerberggespräche Frankfurt, Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung Hessen, HSFK / PRIF Frankfurt, Museum für Kommunikation Frankfurt, Autorenbuchhandlung Marx, Frankfurter Sparkasse Engagement, Instituto Cervantes Frankfurt, Stadthaus Frankfurt, Union International Club Frankfurt, Bansamühle, Deutsches Architekturmuseum (DAM), Institut für Stadtgeschichte, Schauspiel Frankfurt, Stadtbücherei Frankfurt, Ypsilon Buchladen, Café Mutz, Club Voltaire Frankfurt, Deutsches Architekturmuseum (DAM), Die Käs, Fotografie Forum Frankfurt, Institut français Frankfurt, Max-Planck-Institut für empirische Ästhetik, Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung Hessen, Alter Kurpark, andré stocker design, Archäologisches Museum Frankfurt, basis Projektraum, Bibelhaus ErlebnisMuseum, Brotfabrik, Crespo Foundation, Deutsch-Französische Gesellschaft Frankfurt, Deutsche Bundesbank - Hauptverwaltung in Hessen, Filiale Frankfurt am Main, Eschborn K, Friseur am Marktplatz, Jüdisches Museum / Museum Judengasse Frankfurt, Jugendherberge Sachsenhausen, Karl Marx Buchhandlung, Messe Offenbach, Paulskirche, Rathaus Römer, Städel Museum, Städtische Musikschule Frankfurt, Tagesaufenthalt Bärenstraße, VHS - Bockenheim, VHS Sonnemannstraße, WDC-Hub im Museum Angewandte Kunst and Weltkulturen Museum. In addition, lecture-format events are cross-imported from the sister sites museumsufer.app and ins.theater.

What counts as a lecture, a reading, or a discussion?

"Lecture" means a monologic contribution — one person addresses the audience (research talk, academic address, public lecture). "Reading" means literary formats — authors reading from their work, book launches, Buchmesse events. "Discussion" means dialogic formats with multiple voices — panels, debates, roundtables. The classification is automatic from the announcement; in edge cases, the description tips the balance.

How current is the programme?

Data is scraped several times a day directly from venue websites. Cancellations or programme changes usually surface within a few hours.

Are the events free?

Many of them — university talks, Polytechnische lectures, many academy evenings. Others ask for a small contribution or registration. The note is shown on each entry; if in doubt, check the venue's detail page.

Why this site?

Frankfurt has an unusually dense public-lecture and discussion culture — from the university's citizens' programme through ecclesial academies to independent salons and foundations. But no shared programme. This site lays every house onto one searchable day view.

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Via the "Subscribe" button in the header or footer. Three time slots are available: morning (07:00), afternoon (16:00), and a weekly Sunday overview (09:00). Notifications can optionally be restricted to one format (lecture or discussion). Sign-up is anonymous — no account, no email — and can be cancelled at any time. On iOS, the site must first be added to the home screen as a web app.

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