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Sternstunden Festival 2025

26 June 2025

Publikum vor Open-Air-Bühne

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 18 and 19 July at Hamburg Observatory:

5 stages presenting 30 concerts from classics to jazz and electro-pop,

a divers and interactive astronomy science program,

telescope observations,

amazing activities for children and families,

foodtrucks, Café Stellar and cool drinks !

More information, tickets and program

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