When does the reading take place?

The event starts on April 16, 2026, at 1:00 PM and is expected to end at 2:00 PM.

How much is the admission fee?

The admission fee is 3 euros per person.

Where does the event take place?

At the Museum of Women's Culture Regional - International at Hirschenstraße 16, 90762 Fürth.

Is the venue accessible?

According to the official website, the museum is not accessible.

Are there official program details?

Yes, on the website of Women in One World and in the event calendar of the City of Fürth.

What themes are central?

The focus is on encounters, belonging, and otherness, as well as the literary processing of these experiences.

Between Belonging and Otherness: A Literary Noon Reading Touches Fürth

Name: Readings at Noon: Now It's Thirteen
Start: 2026-04-16T15:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-04-16T16:00:00+02:00
Location: Museum Frauenkultur Regional - International

When language becomes an encounter: A noon reading in Fürth

The series Readings at Noon brings together literary voices on April 16, 2026 at the Museum of Women's Culture Regional - International in Fürth, exploring the field of tension between belonging and otherness. Under the title “Now It’s Thirteen!”, Lydia Wagener, Ruth Lenz-Tichai and guests will read texts that make encounters visible as delicate, conflict-laden, and formative experiences.

Between Closeness and Distance: A Timely Theme

The event addresses a motif that is gaining significance in contemporary literature: How do encounters with other people, animals, nature, and ourselves shape us? The reading frames these questions in language that not only observes but condenses. Thus, a literary experience emerges that thrives on inner movement, reflection, and fine linguistic art.

Reading Atmosphere at the Museum of Women's Culture Regional - International

The museum at Hirschenstraße 16 provides the perfect setting for an intimate author encounter. The place represents cultural-historical perspectives on women's lives and societal experiences, adding depth to the reading. In such a space, short literary forms, poetic miniatures, and narrative passages unfold a special presence.

A Literary Perspective on Encounter and Traces

The announced texts begin where literature becomes particularly strong: at the edges of what can be said, in the interplay of closeness and distance, in the echoes of fleeting moments. Those interested in readings, contemporary literature, and cultural-historical contexts will find a focused afternoon with clear literary quality. The guidance by Ute Klauk and the connection to Women in One World provide a reliable thematic grounding for the event.

Conclusion: A Short Appointment with a Long Echo

This noon reading promises not a large spectacle but a thoughtful, concentrated literary moment with societal resonance. Anyone wishing to experience language art in immediate exchange should not miss this date in Fürth. An hour of literature can resonate surprisingly long.