• This is something for all my American readers: On July 2 you can learn how to prepare the perfect July 4th snack at Snack-a-Vaganza on youtube. The event is organized by d.a.i Tübingen.
• On July 2 you can also check out the Tour of Hope. The live stream will bring the work of DJ Jens Herzberg, mainly House and Techno, from the rooftop terrace of Stuttgart Library directly into your living room (or where ever you might be :-)) You can follow the event here youtube.de/stadtbibliothekstuttgartyt
• Between July 14 and 18 you can join the nature film festival Natur Vision online. You can dive into a variation of topics while watching “Beauty and the Bees”, “Bikes vs. Cars” or “Chicks on Boards” to name just a few.
• Between July 21 and 25 the Indian Film Festival Stuttgart will also be celebrated online. The festival pass (18 Euro) allows you to watch current feature films, short films and documentaries from all over India for five days at home.
• Meet other English speakers around the globe virtually on July 12 at Stammtisch Transatlantik.
• The book club of DAZ (Deutsch Amerikanische Zentrum) will meet online on Zoom on July 22 in order to discuss “Night Sky with Exit Wounds” by Ocean Vuong.

But it is summer and of course we don’t want to sit at home in front of a computer all day. So: Get out there! 😀

• All the public outdoor pools of Stuttgart and the area are open now. You have to buy your ticket online in advance. In order to avoid the crowds you might consider going in the morning.
• In my last post on the blog I have pointed out 4 fun outings for families with toddlers. In this article I share my 3 favorite short walks and a highlight of Stuttgart with you.
• Any hikers here? Check out the hikes in the area of Leinfelden-Echterdingen! The city has published two hiking guide books in English which you can download free of charge: Refreshing Walks and Idyllic Recreation at Siebenmühlental. Don’t be astonished when you check out the cover of the first guide book and think the lady on the picture looks familiar – I am the co-author 🙂
• Another great hiking trail is Herzog-Jäger-Pfad at Waldenbuch. You find a virtual map here.

Have a great July in Stuttgart (or anywhere in the world :-)) and stay safe and healthy!

PS: Please note, this post contains links to fun activities. I did not get paid to mention them or link to them. The selection of events provided here is based on my personal research.

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• A few weeks ago designers from Stuttgart have created posters to cheer us up in these difficult times. You might have spottet some of them on public spaces. Until July 15 you can visit the Public Poster Gallery in a special exhibition at Stadtpalais Stuttgart for free.
• Every Wednesday the lovely bookshop Sweet Things and Stories organizes an online book auction!
• Kulturwasen is still going on and some fun movies await us in their original version: Ask Tesadüfleri Sever 2 (Turkish) on July 5, Mad Max: Fury Road (English) on July 6, La La Land (English) on July 7 and Blues Brothers (English) on July 22.
• Kraftpaule will organize another online beer tasting on July 3! The event will be held in German but the beer tastes the same whatever language you speak 🙂
• The international La Leche Liga Bad-Cannstatt will meet on July 4 – either virtually or at Haus der Familie, depending on how many people want to attend and what other events will take place on that day. If you want to attend you can follow their Facebook page for more information.
• On July 6 you can follow the lecture Making Democracy work again, organized by DAZ, in a free online zoom session.
• Do you want to meet other moms in Stuttgart? Then join the next virtual mom talk organized by Gravidamiga on July 8.
• The  17th Indian Film Festival  will be held in an online version. For 4,99 Euro you can purchase a festival pass and enjoy all the movies from your couch between July 15 and 19. Tickets can be purchases online.
• On July 16 you can join the DAZ reading group and talk about the book “Florida” by Lauren Groff in a free zoom session.
• A fun live mystery game awaits us on July 25: You can play Witchcraft and Wizardry in downtown Stuttgart starting at 9 am. The whole event will take place outdoor.
• Feeling like Mexican cuisine? Then learn how to cook like a Mexican – on July 25 in an online course from vhs Stuttgart!
• The Christopher Street Day Stuttgart will take place virtually and live this year between July 10 and 26. You can follow the events online here. For an overview over all events please check the official website of CSD Stuttgart.

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• This weekend, on July 20 and 21 you have the chance to enjoy many Indian movies at the Indian Film Festival that will be held at Metropol cinema.
•  Summer Festival of Cultures/Sommerfest der Kulturen is still going on this weekend. Enjoy food, music and a colourful entertainment program from all over the globe.
• The Hamburger Fischmarkt/Fish Market Hamburg will close it’s gates on July 21 so take the chance and visit this great market this weekend at Karlsplatz.
• Möhringen feiert/Möhringen celebrates is the street festival of this part of the city. On July 20 and 21 food stands, live music and fun and games for kids await you.
• Visit Stuttgart am Meer/Stuttgart at the sea, the summer festival of Stadtpalais on July 20 and 21 in Stuttgart downtown.
• Celebrate Flamenco at the annual festival Flamenquitos this weekend.
• Stuttgart Expat Meetups organizes a fun Savenger Hunt on Saturday, July 20.
• On July 20 the huge flea market just for girls Mädchenflohmarkt will be held at LKH Longhorn.
• And another flea market takes also place on July 20,the Vintage Kilo Sale: At Café Holzapfel you can buy second hand clothes by the kilo!
• One of the favorite street festivals amongst locals is Bohnenviertelfest. It is going on until July 20.
• Live music, theater performances, circus attractions and of course food and drinks await you at Lange Ost Nacht/Long East Night on July 20.
• At Cannstatter Kulturmenü you can explore the rich diversity this quarter has to offer when it comes to art, music and food on July 20.
• Dance Salsa underneath the stars/Salsa unter den Sternen at Mercedes-Benz-Museuzm on July 20.
• Bring a picknick blanket, some snacks and good friends and enjoy Shades of White at Ballet im Park in front of the opera house on July 20.
• On July 21 Killesberg and many of its attached cultural institutions celebrate a stylish Summer Festival.
• Cannstatter Fischerstechen (which translates literally to “Cannstatter stinging of fisherman”…) is a 300 years old tradition that is still in place today. On July 21 you can watch “fisherman” (or whoever wants to participate :-)) trying to throw each other into the water. Of course there are also food stands and live music.

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• This weekend, on July 13 and 14 in Stuttgart, the singer-songwriter festival: Bunter Beton/Colourful Concrete will be held, mainly at the parking deck Züblin.
• The Hamburger Fischmarkt/Fish Market Hamburg is back in town! Visit it this weekend for fresh fish, scampi and the one or other glass of wine at Karlsplatz.
• The Afrika Festival at Erwin-Schöttle-Platz will enchant you on July 13 and 14. 
• On July 13 and 14 the quarter Fasanenhof organizes a street festival for young and old with live music, a flea market and a special program for kids.
• The alternative street festival Westallee at Johannesstraße and Lerchenplatz is still going on on  July 13. Here you can enjoy urban art, live music and fresh food but also shop for vinyl records. Your kids await a special program, too.
• Interested in learning how to play tennis? Then you can visit the English Tennis Coaching Class on July 13 in Tamm.
• Colours Dance Festival takes you up to Villa Reizenstein on July 13 where you cannot only enjoy dance performances and mini workshops but also the fantastic view from the garden of the seat of the government of Baden-Württemberg which is usually closed to the public.
• Shop for used stuff at  Hofflohmärkte Möhringen on July 13.
• A fun bobby car race will take place at the street festival in Degerloch on July 13.
• Stuttgart Expat Meetups organizes a fun Cocktail Bar Tour on July 13.
• One of the most enchanted festivals is Lichterfest Killesberg. Explore the beautiful park on July 13 and enjoy the beautiful light installations and the firework.
• Christina Aguilera will perform at Jazzopen on July 13. Don’t worry if you don’t have a ticket, you can still listen to the music from everywhere around Schlossplatz.
• The disco BOA goes Porsche Museum on July 13.
• On July 13 you can dance Salsa underneath the Stars/Salsa unter den Sternen at Mercedes-Benz-Museum.
• Colours Dance Festival organizes a special Family Dance Day at Wilhelma on July 14 (please note: Instructions at workshops will be in German)
• A special concert will be held at Feuersee on July 14: The Stuttgarter Saloniker will perform a Water Concert on a raft at Feuersee.

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• Until July 14 you can enjoy many international dance companies at Colours Dance Festival. And this weekend is your last chance to watch the dancers practice for free at Meet the Talents.
• The BMX German Championship will be held between July 6 and 7 in Stuttgart!
• On July 6 and 7 you can celebrate on Stuttgart’s hottest public square: At Marienplatzfest food trucks, live music and very hip people await you.
• There is an American Food Festival going on this weekend at Pariser Platz.
• Jazzopen Stuttgart is also still going on this weekend, on July 6 and 7 in Stuttgart.
• Fun and games await kids at the public pools festival at Freibad Möhringen on July 6 and at Freibad Sillenbuch on July 7.
• Bring your picknick blanket and come to the Summer Open Air at the Botanical Garden of Schloss Hohenheim on July 6 and listen to the University Concert Band while snacking the night away.
• The lovely little train at Killesberg celebrates its 80s anniversairy with a little festival and a special program for kids on July 6.
• Hofflohmärkte/Backyard Flea Markets are a fun way to explore the different quarters of Stuttgart and to shop for fun second hand stuff at the same time. You have the chance to do so in Degerloch on July 6.
• Mercedes-Benz-Museum organizes a special Family Day on July 7 with a huge program for kids and free entry to the exhibition.
• Enjoy a romantic sunset at the Swabian Taj Mahal, the Grabkapelle upon Württemberg, on July 7. Usually the area around the chapel is closed in the evening but this summer it is open for one night every month and you can listen to soft Jazz music and have a cold drink from the catering bar.

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• On July 1 the New English American Theater will perform their Dark Monday series at Merlin.
• The North Star Boyschoir from Minnesota, US, will present American Folk Music at St. Michael church in Sillenbuch on July 2.
• Until July 14 you can enjoy many international dance companies at Colours Dance Festival. And between July 2 and 7 you can watch the dancers practice for free at Meet the Talents.
• Between July 4 and 7 you can celebrate on Stuttgart’s hottest public square: At Marienplatzfest food trucks, live music and very hip people await you.
• Jazzopen Stuttgart will bring world class stars into town between July 4 and 14. And even if you haven’t gotten tickets for Christina Aguilera, Jamie Cullum, Sting and the others you can still enjoy their great music just by coming downtown and sitting down somewhere close to Schlossplatz (I recommend the stairs next to Kunstmuseum).
• How about a trip to Las Vegas? You don’t even have to leave town. The show Cirque du Vegas will be performed at Friedrichsbau Varieté between July 4 and 14. Listen to songs from Frank Sinatra, Tom Jones and the one and only Elvis, enjoy acrobatics, magic, pole dance and ballet and dive into the crazy world of Las Vegas for one night. The show will be held mainly in German but you don’t need to speak the language to enjoy the different acts.
• Colours Dance Festival takes Swing dance to the street on July 5 at Dorotheenquartier.
• On July 5 a street festival for families is going on at Erwin-Schöttle-Platz.
• If you want to meet new people from all over the world, visit the event Let’s meet at Schocken on July 5.
• And another free and open air event presented by Colours Dance Festival in the streets of Stuttgart: On July 5 and 6 you can watch the performance Three Ages at Schlossplatz.
• Three public pools organize a special festival for kids this July in Stuttgart with many special games: This public pools festival takes place at Freibad Rosental in Vaihingen on July 5, at Freibad Möhringen at July 6 and at Freibad Sillenbuch at July 7.
• Bring your picknick blanket and come to the Summer Open Air at the Botanical Garden of Schloss Hohenheim on July 6. Here you can listen to the University Concert Band while snacking the night away.
• You like BMX bike sport? Then you will be delighted to hear that the BMX German Championship will be held in Stuttgart between July 6 and 7!
• Hofflohmärkte/Backyard Flea Markets are a fun way to explore the different quarters of Stuttgart and to shop for fun second hand stuff at the same time. You have the chance to do so in Degerloch on July 6.
• Mercedes-Benz-Museum organizes a special Family Day on July 7 with a huge program for kids and free entry to the exhibition.
• Enjoy a romantic sunset at the Swabian Taj Mahal, the Grabkapelle upon Württemberg, on July 7. Usually the area around the chapel is closed in the evening but this summer it is open for one night every month and you can listen to soft Jazz music and have a cold drink from the catering bar.
• At the library in Feuerbach a theater play for kids in English will be performed on July 10: Mrs. Jellybelly goes to the Seaside.
• A fun and rather alternative street festival is Westallee at Johannesstraße and Lerchenplatz. Between July 11 and 13 you can enjoy urban art, live music and fresh food but also shop for vinyl records. Your kids await a special program, too.
• Stuttgart will get a new singer-songwriter festival: Bunter Beton/Colourful Concrete will be held mainly at the parking deck Züblin and is on between July 11 and 14.
• The Hamburger Fischmarkt/Fish Market Hamburg will be back in town between July 11 and 21! During this time Karlsplatz is the place to go for fresh fish, scampi and the one or other glass of wine.
• Between July 12 and 14 the Afrika Festival at Erwin-Schöttle-Platz will enchant you. Enjoy food, music and a rich cultural program from the colourful continent.
• Colours Dance Festival takes you up to Villa Reizenstein on July 13 where you cannot only enjoy dance performances and mini workshops but also the fantastic view from the garden of the seat of the government of Baden-Württemberg which is usually closed to the public.
• Shop for used stuff at  Hofflohmärkte Möhringen on July 13.
• One of the most enchanted festivals is Lichterfest Killesberg. Explore the beautiful park on July 13, marvel at the beautiful light installations after sunset and enjoy the firework at night – and don’t forget to bring a picknick blanket.

  

• Colours Dance Festival organizes a special Family Dance Day at Wilhelma on July 14 (please note: Instructions at workshops will be in German)
• A special concert will be held at Feuersee on July 14: The Stuttgarter Saloniker will perform a Water Concert on a raft at Feuersee. The audience listens from picknick blankets around the lake. What a great idea, right?!
• Stuttgart will become even more international between July 16 and 21 with the Summer Festival of Cultures/Sommerfest der Kulturen. Enjoy food, music and a colourful entertainment program from all over the globe.
• This is something for all moms-to-be in Stuttgart: There is a free info event for expecting moms going on at Welcome Center Stuttgart on July 17 organized by Kiramiga.
• India and movies – that goes together like Stuttgart and Maultaschen 🙂 Between July 17 and 21 you have the chance to enjoy many Indian movies at the Indian Film Festival that will be held at Metropol cinema.
• Bohnenviertelfest is another lovely street festival in Stuttgart that you don’t want to miss. The beautiful backdrop of the historical quarter is just one reason to visit it between July 18 and 20.
• Between July 18 and 28 the LGBT community celebrates the Christopher Street Day 2019. The highlight will definitely be the big parade through the city center on July 27, followed by a Hocketse/street festival on July 27 and 28.

  

• At the beginning of this post I’ve promised that Stuttgart will move close to the ocean this month. Actually, Stuttgart will get its own sea this July in Stuttgart: Stuttgart am Meer/Stuttgart at the sea is the name of the summer festival of Stadtpalais that will be going on between July 18 and September 8. Next to a public pool a huge wave will be installed where you can go surfing. Moreover, the area around the palais will turn into a lush rainforest that brings nature directly into the city.
• Wilhelma, the zoo and botanical garden of Stuttgart, will turn into a green concert hall on July 19. At several places you can listen to classical music performed by Staatsorchester Stuttgart and there will also be special performances for kids.
• On July 19 teens (16 and older) can participate in a comic workshop in English at Café Adria and learn how to create interesting characters.
• Celebrate Flamenco at the annual festival Flamenquitos between July 19 and August 3.
• When the east of Stuttgart celebrates it gets hot. Live music, theater performances, circus attractions and of course food and drinks await you at Lange Ost Nacht/Long East Night on July 20.
• At Cannstatter Kulturmenü you can explore the rich diversity this quarter has to offer when it comes to art, music and food on July 20.
• Bring a picknick blanket, some snacks and good friends and enjoy Shades of White at Ballet im Park in front of the opera house on July 20.
• On July 21 Killesberg and many of its attached cultural institutions celebrate a stylish Summer Festival.
• Did you know that Wilhelmsplatz used to be the place where the hangman/Henker performed this cruel duty ages ago? Luckily things have changed and only the name of the annual street festival Henkersplatzfest reminds of these dark days. Nowadays it is just another fun street festival with live music and great food that is going on between July 24 and 27.

Courses for English-speakers at volkshochschule stuttgart

As you guys know I have formed a non-paid cooperation with volkshochschule stuttgart for this semester. From my previous post about their new international program you might remember that I am a huge fan of their new courses in English. This semester I want to point out their courses every month. Here is what awaits us this July in Stuttgart:

• Think like a Drag Queen (July 3)
• Watercolour Painting (July 6 and 7)
• Living in Stuttgart for International Women (July 10 and 17)
• Italian Cooking Class (July 22)
• Dinner & Dialogue (July 30)

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Rachel, you’ve moved to Stuttgart in 2012. What was difficult for you at the beginning?

Everything! From public transportation, shopping, buying groceries to finding a flat to getting hooked on with the internet. But that was the great and exciting thing about moving to Stuttgart. I’ve never lived in Europe so it was such a big change. But I have to say, it was so interesting, new, exciting and eye-opening all at the same time.

You even gave birth to your first child here in Stuttgart. How was it being pregnant in a foreign country? Did you find all the information about pregnancy and giving birth in Stuttgart that you needed?

I think I was more nervous than I should have been. In the end, moms get pregnant everywhere and it was my first time, so everything was new to me anyway. Perhaps it was tricky because I didn’t have much friends who were already pregnant and who could help me out with their insights and wisdom, but I’ve learned along the way through various channels, including websites, my doctors, hospital staff and even nurses. But yes, I’m thinking it did take a bit more time and effort to get all the info I needed.

You will be teaching the course Living in Stuttgart for International Women at vhs stuttgart this July. What motivated you to do so?

I love sharing my experiences and thoughts on everything, I think it comes from my journalist background or maybe I’m just nosy. I thought this would be a great opportunity to share my experiences as an expat and a woman, from childbirth, pregnancy, shopping and all those little details you face while starting a new life in this city. Moving to a foreign place is overwhelming already as it is, and since this course will be in English, I thought it could be a breath of fresh air and also act as a safe haven for everyone.

What awaits women in your course?

Everything and anything you want to know! This course is technically based on my experience and knowledge but anyone who has better ideas or suggestions can participate. Moving to a foreign country or city is not just a physical move, it’s about learning and adapting to a new environment, and I hope we all get to share the best of our knowledge and experiences beyond age, occupation and interests. I really do think everyone will be able to leave the course with ideas and inspiration, and hopefully use this as a fuel to further adapt themselves to their new lives in this wonderful city.

What would you consider as the most important advice for women who are new to Stuttgart? What would you have loved to know at the beginning?

Such a difficult question. To be open is important. Open to new ideas, new cultures and new people. Stuttgart is becoming more and more international and that means you are exposed to different ideas, cultures and people. There is in fact no “correct” or “right” way to adapt to Stuttgart, you need to find your own way. This course will hopefully guide you a bit, offer you shortcuts and help you discover your own way of adapting. I would have loved to know some useful shortcuts or insights on some aspects, like where to buy the best flowers or where to go when you need some good comfort food from wherever you are.

What motivated you to team up with vhs stuttgart and join their new English-speaking program?

The new English-speaking program proves how international this city has become and is becoming and, of course, I jumped on the opportunity. vhs international – English Program offers so many courses and events at a fair price. It doesn’t matter if you want to do sports, learn to cook or go to a business workshop – there is always something for everyone. I wish there was something like this when I first came here!

More information about Rachel’s course:

If you want to learn from Rachel’s experiences you can enroll here for her course Living in Stuttgart for International Women:

More information about Rachel:

Expat interview with Rachel

rachelsanghee.com

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• Don’t miss the CSD-Polit-Parade on July 28 in Stuttgart downtown!
• Enjoy Spanish dance and music at Flamenco Festival on July 28 and 29 in Stuttgart. Olé!
• There is a Summer Festival at Fernsehturm on July 28 and 29 with a special program for kids.
• SSB, the principal public transport operating company in Stuttgart, celebrates its 150 years anniversary this weekend with many highlights: The entrance to Straßenbahnmuseum will be free on these days, oldtimer trams will be in operation, there will be live music and a special program for kids and the best: Zeittickets (Abos) and Einzeltagestickets (single day tickets) can be used for up to five people!
• Stadtpalais Stuttgart, the new museum for Stuttgart, celebrates a huge Summer Festival. On July 28 and 29 you can surf on a mobile wave in front of the building and there is also a ramp for skateboarders.
• Enjoy live music for free at Henkersfest on July 28 and 29 in Stuttgart.
• A very relaxed Summer Festival will be celebrated at Haus des Waldes in Degerloch on July 29. Enjoy the woods, take a deep breath and relax.

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• Enjoy urban art and live music at the alternative street festival Westallee on July 14. 
• The Hamburger Fischmarkt is still in town on July 14 and 15. The best address to enjoy seafood from one of the many stands at Karlsplatz.
• Visit Jazz Open at Schlossplatz on July 14 and 15 in Stuttgart! Even if you don’t get a ticket for your favorite act anymore you can enjoy the music while sitting on the grass at Schlossplatz or on the stairs next to Kunstmuseum.
• You have the chance to say goodbye to Fluxus, the great alternative shopping passage at Stadtmitte, on July 14 while visiting the Closing Party.
• Dance the night away at Mercedes-Benz Museum and visit the big Salsa Party on July 14.
• Enjoy light installations and fireworks at one of Stuttgart’s most beautiful festivals: Lichterfest on July 14.
• Celebrate 775 years Stuttgart-Weilimdorf on July 14! Live music and shows as well as food stands will wait you. 
• American Football: Silver Arrows vs Tübingen Red Knights on July 15. 

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The idea is simple but awesome: A host from a foreign country who is living in Stuttgart is inviting people to his/her living room and will share with them stories, songs, information and food of his or her country. The participants get a passport and a stamp and can collect the countries they have “traveled” to. Sounds like fun, right?! 🙂

The  world trip starts in Stuttgart on July 12, at 7 pm. The first country on the list is Kenya. Participants will get the address as soon as they have checked-in (registered 🙂 )

I love this event! Like this you can meet new people easily, get to know more about foreign countries and cultures and maybe even make some new friends. Plus, it sound like a fun way to spend an evening, doesn’t it?

The idea of “World Trip through Living Rooms” stems from the club “Weltreise durch Wohnzimmer e.V.”. The first “World Trip” took place in 2011 – to China by the way. The goal is to bring people from different cultures together and to support an understanding for each other.

Please note that the main language of the event is German but the host is able to speak English, will translate the main information if necessairy and will answer your questions in English. Plus you don’t need language to understand the side program 🙂 It is like on a real world trip where you sometimes have to communicate with hands and feet in order to understand a new culture!

If you’re interested in a “World Trip through Living Rooms”, you can register via the following link. Please note that there is a 7 Euro participation fee:

https://kuq-stuttgart.de/veranstaltungen/anmelden/?vid=196

More information about “World Trip through Living Rooms”:

• Weltreise durch Wohnzimmer e.V. (only in German)

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