HAPPENINGS IN NEUSS
Many events pop up and disappear with little or no advertising. Some activities are small or unique. Such happenings are posted in this calendar. AÂ source of possible surprise and discovery.
Neuss may be a relatively small city but there is much going here. Happenings include concerts, theatre performances, an exhibit vernissage or finissage. Spontaneous celebrations, an opening, anniversary or a pop-up market can be thoroughly enjoyable too.
Happenings often take place with surprisingly little publicity. Just a few local nationals attend. Many in the expat community of Neuss, Düsseldorf and the region adore these gatherings.
The calendar below offers expats a quick, easy and simple way to discover current activities all on one page. Please confirm to take note of any cancellations or changes.
By Vincent Green, Feb 29 2020
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| 4 | 5 | 6AprilmarktAprilmarkt Krammmärkte offer such things as herbs, curtains, pottery, clothes pegs and all manner of other wares.
Quirinus, Münsterplatz
| 7 | 8 | 9 | 10FischmarktFischmarktStands for the fish market are set up in the town centre of Neuss and attract a good clientele. Seasonal products include a range of fish and crustaceans available from assorted vendors that create an inspiring scent of the ocean. Centre of Neuss | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| 18 | 19 | 20 | 21 | 22Chewing The FatChewing The FatTime: 20:00 Chewing The Fat from Sinclair Arts Theater Company
Conny, Melissa, Samantha and Luisa are practically family, they have been friends for a lifetime and made a pact that no matter where they were they would meet at least once a year, no matter what.
On this particular reunion, forgotten secrets, hidden resentment, racism and homophobia rear their ugly heads. Posing the question – do we really know anyone and how well do we really know about ourselves?
Note: Contains themes of an adult nature.
Düsseldorf's first English-speaking theatre group is celebrating its tenth anniversary. After many years of traveling, Colin Sinclair settled in Düsseldorf. There he has been working as a dance teacher and choreographer at Tanzhaus NRW since 2004. He is also an award-winning film director and CEO of his own clothing brand, Sinclair Wear.
The London-born artist is also responsible for this piece as author, producer and director. The talented international ensemble includes: Brianna Rigby (Australia), Derya Kaptan (Turkey), Aline Hamburgo (Brazil) and Vera Velich (Ukraine). The piece is about friendship, love and the search for acceptance and happiness. Conny, Melli, Sam and Lulu have been friends since childhood and have met once a year for 25 years. Time has been kind to them, it seems. However, they feel disillusioned and unfulfilled in their lives and are jealous of each other. At this annual meeting, their memories reveal hidden secrets, jealousy, resentment, homophobia and racism.
Theater BIS, Mönchengladbach
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EVENTS IN NEUSS
Barely a week goes by without an event or activity happening in Neuss. Two major annual events take place here every year that have attained both national and international renown. Choose authentic performances at the Shakespeare Festival or powerful emotional displays at the International Dance Weeks.
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