Inauguration of three plaques on additional houses

In Vöhl, plaques with information about Jewish families are being affixed to houses formerly inhabited by them. Thirteen plaques have been installed so far, and this year another three will be added
QR codes direct mobile phone owners to the Vöhler Synagogue website, where they can access a family tree containing many biographies of former residents. These signs serve as a reminder of Vöhl's large Jewish community and commemorate the Jews who emigrated or were murdered.
Following the inauguration, we invite you to join us for refreshments and welcoming remarks in the synagogue. Please register at: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .

3pm Exhibition opening

is the motto of the exhibition: Still, the night is starry. In 2003, the idea arose of creating works of art from the waste boards of the star dome. The star idea was “scattered” to artists from near and far, and the boards returned as works of art.

We are now showing the exhibition from 2005 for the fourth time. International artists participated at that time, and we are able to display all of their artworks except for one exception.

The exhibition can be viewed during summer opening hours.

Artworks and Artists - Tiles

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Photos: Kurt-Willi Julius

Admission is free, donations are welcome.

Three books will be presented over coffee and cake.

Year-end Concert

by students of the Frankenberg Music School under the direction of music teacher Sahra Küpfer.

Admission is free, donations are welcome.

Introducing this year's Landkultur messengers. Two of them each organise an open synagogue from Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm. They offer well-prepared guided tours and look forward to your visit.

This year, the Friends of the School Association has recruited Mr. Konrad Rennert, an AI expert, who will introduce the Landkultur messengers to the responsible use of AI. Christiane Schimana-Schreiber is the project lead for the association.

Sahra Küpfer will provide the musical accompaniment together with music students.

This year, the project is being financed by the Netzwerk für Toleranz Waldeck-Frankenberg which receives funding from the Federal Ministry for Family Affairs' ‘Live Democracy’ programme and the Hessian ‘Active for Democracy and against Extremism’ programme. 

AKROBAT Jazz-World-Tango with Tango Transit and Tilmann Höhn

Both the Trio Tango Transit and guitarist Tilmann Höhn have performed at the synagogue on several occasions. However, the four musicians will be playing together for the first time at the anniversary concert, making it a premiere event.

Tango Transit consists of Martin Wagner (accordion), Hanns Höhn (bass), and Andreas Neubauer (drums). Since 2008, the trio from the Frankfurt area has given more than 500 concerts in Germany and abroad and released five CDs and a live DVD. The way in which the energy and expressiveness of classic tango blends with modern sound is unparalleled in this country: elements of Cajun music from Louisiana mix with the rawness of the Balkans, French musette meets oriental sounds; and sometimes even house bass drum or wah-wah and distortion on the accordion, as can be heard on their current album “Akrobat” (JAZZNARTS).
In addition to compositions by the band, this album also includes three arrangements (Roger Waters' “Brain Damage,” Astor Piazzolla's “Libertango,” and F. Mendelssohn Bartholdy's “Elfentanz”) and is the result of intensive collaboration between three exceptional instrumentalists.

Tilmann Höhn has been playing guitar since he was 14 and is known as a jazz guitarist, acoustic guitarist, blues guitarist, electric guitarist, studio bossa nova pop solo duo trio guitarist.
He composes film scores—for example, for the film Abgeschminkt! He works as a studio and live guitarist on CD, television, dance, and jingle productions.

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