SILBERSALZ will be back next autumn. From 25 - 29 October 2023 there will once again be films, talks, exhibitions and live events. We are looking forward to seeing you!
Check out the highlights of 2022!
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Exciting discussions on current topics with inspiring speakers.
Concerts, Dj sets, theatre, workshops, SILBERSALZ family day and more.
Open-air cinema, documentaries, series, sci-fi and children's and family programming.
Extraterrestrial Installation, VR experiences and swings 2.0
Children's cinema, SILBERSALZ family day, Saale excursions and much more.
Videos
Rethinking Economy and Growth
Do we need new values? Start-up founder Waldemar Zeiler, Niko Paech, professor of post-growth economics, and activist Annemarie Botzki discuss solutions for a sustainable economy and society. This talk is in German.
Language in conversation
We need to talk. About the power and limits of language. Kübra Gümüşay, author of the bestseller " Sprache und Sein" (Language and Being) in an exchange with Leyla Jagiella. This talk is in German.
High below to deep above - scientific encounters between space and the deep sea
Research is also a question of justice, as Antje Boetius and Suzanna Randall know. The two researchers in a conversation, moderated by Petra Ahne. The talk is in German.
News
New Partnership with Progress History Congress
SILBERSALZ Festival Launches New Partnership with Progress History Congress in Halle (Saale)
SILBERSALZ Awards 2023: Submissions open
SILBERSALZ Science & Media Awards, recognizes and honors visionary content creators, innovators , and communicators who have done the most to fascinate and inspire us with science media. For 9 categories we are calling for documentaries, factual series , and immersive work [...]
Looking back at SILBERSALZ Festival 2022
Five days of science, interactions and lots of fun. This year, the festival with its up-to-date and diverse program had the slogan "Ahead of us, the future. #unitedbyknowledge" and drew visitors to the various venues in Halle (Saale).
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