When does the lecture begin?

The lecture begins on 10.09.2026 at 19:00.

Where does the event take place?

In the City and State Library of Potsdam, Am Kanal 47, 14467 Potsdam.

Is the admission free?

Yes, free admission is stated for the lecture.

Is there a book signing?

There is currently no confirmed information available.

How long does the evening last?

The exact duration is not confirmed. As a lecture evening, about 90 minutes can be expected.

Is the event location accessible?

The library is a public cultural venue; specific information regarding accessibility should be verified with the library in advance.

Marion Mücke opens Potsdam's memory with a fascinating library lecture

Name: Historical Knowledge from and in the City and State Library of Potsdam: Lecture by Marion Mücke, M.A.
Start: 2026-09-10T21:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-09-10T22:30:00+02:00
Location: Stadt- und Landesbibliothek Potsdam

Historical Knowledge in the Heart of Potsdam: Marion Mücke invites you to an insightful search for traces

With her lecture, Marion Mücke, M.A. opens up a view of the City and State Library of Potsdam as a place of remembrance, research, and preservation. The event leads directly into that cultural zone where library, local history, and scholarly curiosity meet.

An Evening between Archive, City Memory, and Present

The City and State Library of Potsdam sees itself as a public knowledge space with historical depth. In this reading atmosphere, a literary-historical experience unfolds that does not rely on mere facts but on the charm of searching for traces. Marion Mücke contextualizes historical connections to the point where sources become narratives again.

The Brandenburgica Collection as Cultural Memory

The focus is on the examination of the library's collection and its significance for regional historical culture. Those interested in regional history, cultural history, and working closely with historical sources will experience a lecture characterized by professional precision and calm, concentrated artistry of language. Particularly for literature-interested visitors, this creates an evening that conveys knowledge not in a dry manner but translates it into a lively discourse about identity, memory, and public life.

A Place with Atmosphere and Public Duty

The main library at the Old Market is one of the defining cultural venues of the city. The event location combines urban location, educational mandate, and an open atmosphere that makes lectures particularly accessible. Anyone wishing to experience historical topics in a demanding yet accessible setting will find here a suitable framework for concentrated listening and insightful discussions afterward.

Conclusion

This evening is aimed at everyone who wants to not only know Potsdam's history but discover it anew. Marion Mücke promises a lecture with substance, cultural depth, and a strong connection to the historical memory of the city. Those who wish to experience historical education live should mark this date and be present on-site.