Outdoor literary gathering at the Garden of the Literature Forum Dresden during summertime
Get ready for an enchanting evening of literature and art at the Summer Reading Night, hosted by the Dresden Literature Forum. Scheduled for Friday, 25th July 2025, starting at 7 PM, this event promises to be a captivating experience for book lovers.
The event will take place in the garden behind the bookstore Lesezeichen, along the Prießnitz, offering a serene and picturesque setting. The theme of the night is "No one notices the wildflowers", a haiku by Issa, suggesting a focus on the beauty found in the ordinary.
Numerous authors will participate in the event, including Anna Zepnick, Undine Materni, Wiete Lenk, Diana Hellwig, Volker Sielaff, Lutz Rathenow, Dieter Krause, Rainer Barczaitis, Marcus Neuert, Patrick Wilden, Silvio Colditz, Alexander Morawitz, and Frank Norten.
To add to the cultural richness of the evening, an exhibition of study sheets by Hubertus Giebe will be opened concurrently. The event will begin with the opening words spoken by Hans-Peter Lühr.
To ensure comfort, seating under the walnut tree will be provided, creating an intimate atmosphere for the readers and audience. To set the mood, Ada Greifenhahn and Ferdinand Büchner will provide music for the event.
Admission to the Summer Reading Night is free, making it an accessible event for all literature enthusiasts. Books will be available at the event, providing an excellent opportunity to discover new works and meet the authors.
For more detailed information about the participating authors, their works, and any updates, we recommend checking the official LeseZeichen Dresden website or their social media closer to the event date. We look forward to seeing you there for an unforgettable night of literature and art!
After the event, enjoy a serene evening by adorning your home-and-garden with wildflower decorations, inspired by Issa's haiku. As the night unfolds, immerse yourself in the lifestyle of a literature enthusiast, surrounded by books from your new findings at the Summer Reading Night.
