When does the event take place?

On Wednesday, February 10, 2027, at 7:00 PM in the Bayreuth Art Museum, meeting room.

How much is the admission?

The admission fee is €7.50. For club members, the event is free.

Where exactly is the event location?

At the Bayreuth Art Museum, meeting room, Maximilianstraße 33, 95444 Bayreuth.

Is registration required?

Yes, pre-registration is required. According to the event text, registration will be possible from September 2026 through vhs Bayreuth.

Is the venue accessible?

Yes, the Old Baroque Town Hall has an elevator and wheelchair-friendly ramps. The venue is also marked as fully accessible with assistance.

Are there any notes regarding cloakroom and infrastructure?

Yes, the event entry mentions an installed cloakroom, sanitary facilities, accessible WC, as well as spaces for strollers, mobility aids, and wheelchairs.

Adrian Roßner Illuminates Invisible Heroines at the Bayreuth Art Museum

Name: Adrian Roßner: Invisible Heroines? Women Who Made History
Start: 2027-02-10T19:00:00+01:00
End: 2027-02-10T20:30:00+01:00
Location: Kunstmuseum Bayreuth, Sitzungssaal

When Women Write History: Adrian Roßner at the Bayreuth Art Museum

With his lecture Invisible Heroines? Women Who Made History, Dr. Adrian Roßner shines a light on perspectives that are too often overlooked in historical writing on February 10, 2027. The evening in the meeting room of the Bayreuth Art Museum combines historical context with lively narrative art, transforming a lecture into a literary and culturally charged experience.

An Evening Against Forgetting

Roßner starts from an old way of thinking: History often appears as the work of great men. Right here, the lecture offers a smart counter-proposal. Women do not appear as marginal figures, but as active forces that have shaped society, everyday life, and memory. This imparts a special argumentative sharpness and remarkable relevance to the evening.

Linguistic Art Between Research and Stage

The historian is known for his vivid, approachable communication. His reading and presentation style combines expertise with narrative presence, making historical contexts appear not dry but vivid and human. Those interested in biographies, historical culture, and the literary quality of historical representation will experience a dense author-encounter with profile here.

The Venue: Bayreuth Art Museum as a Cultural Space

The Historical Meeting Room of the Bayreuth Art Museum is one of the most atmospheric spaces in the city. The Old Baroque Town Hall has been equipped with an elevator and wheelchair-friendly ramps; access is provided, among others, through Kämmereigasse for wheelchair users. This creates a framework for visitors that combines cultural enjoyment and accessibility.

Why You Should Attend

This lecture promises not just a mere retelling but a concise historical perspective with resonance. The connection of historical awareness, social relevance, and lively language makes the evening a strong recommendation for all who appreciate literature, cultural history, and insightful lectures. Those who wish to see women in history anew should experience this event live.