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Online and In-Person Festival | April 22
EarthDay@GoetheThe Goethe-Institut Boston joins this year’s global Earth Day celebrations with a variety of online and in-person events. A tradition since 1970, thousands of organizations in over 193 countries around the world come together every year to honor our Earth and call for common climate action. Celebrate with us!
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On YouTube
Together ApartA new choreography by the Boston Dance Theater conceived for video:
Thanks to everyone who joined us for the premiere of Together Apart, a dance video commissioned by the Goethe-Institut Boston which translates themes of division, polarization, reunification and coming together into the language of contemporary dance. In case you missed it, you can now watch the full dance video plus exclusive interviews on the making online. -
July 19-30, 2021
3D Summer Youth CampAre you looking for a cool and engaging German summer camp for teenagers aged 14-17? Check out our two-week 3D youth summer camp #WeForFuture! Young participants work on projects covering topics such as sustainability, diversity, and social courage, and sharpen their German language skills.
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Studio 170
Artists-in-Residence 2021Our Studio 170 jury met at the end of last year to exchange views on the 45 impressively high-quality applications we recieved in response to our call for proposals last fall. We are excited to work with three amazing artists this year: Liu Wa, Maria Finkelmeier, and Shane Smith. Learn more about the artists and their plans for the residency.
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Podcast | Online
55 Voices for Democracy: The PodcastListen now! 55 Voices for Democracy, hosted by New York Times bestselling author Tom Zoellner, was launched by the Thomas Mann House and expanded into a full podcast series. It was inspired by the 55 BBC radio addresses Thomas Mann delivered from his home in California to thousands of listeners in Europe between 1940 and 1945, speaking out against fascism and becoming the most significant German defender of democracy in exile. Tom Zoellner and his co-hosts engage in vivid conversations with intellectuals, artists, and activists about the question of how to renew democracy today.
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Up To Date Information: Coronavirus
Due to the pandemic, the Goethe-Institut Boston is temporarily closed to the public, and our staff is working from home. On this website, you'll find information about our cultural programs and language courses and examinations.
