Solo Badminton Show by by Eng Kai Er

Sa, 19.9.2026, 18 h & So, 20.9.2026, 16 h 

In March 2024 I was romantically pursued by a badminton player. Over the next 18 months, we had an on-again, off-again relationship, where we would be madly in love one moment, and entrenched in unresolvable conflict the next. We would break up, then get back together again because we missed each other, repeatedly, trapped in a seemingly never-ending cycle. With each break-up, I created more Solo Badminton Show, until in the end I had a full-length show, and no relationship left. The show weaves together Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, projected text, and actions inspired by the sport of badminton. 

Cash at the door 10€ regular / 5€ recently broken up 

Registration: CLICK HERE

Contact: kaifishfish@gmail.com 

Solo Badminton Show by by Eng Kai Er

Sa, 19.9.2026, 18 h & So, 20.9.2026, 16 h 

In March 2024 I was romantically pursued by a badminton player. Over the next 18 months, we had an on-again, off-again relationship, where we would be madly in love one moment, and entrenched in unresolvable conflict the next. We would break up, then get back together again because we missed each other, repeatedly, trapped in a seemingly never-ending cycle. With each break-up, I created more Solo Badminton Show, until in the end I had a full-length show, and no relationship left. The show weaves together Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, projected text, and actions inspired by the sport of badminton. 

Cash at the door 10€ regular / 5€ recently broken up 

Registration: CLICK HERE

Contact: kaifishfish@gmail.com 

A project by the Chto Delat School of Emergencies that explores collective practices of repair and care in times of urban crisis.

The Urban Mending Lab – Between Repair and Apocalypses is a transdisciplinary art project by the Chto Delat School of Emergencies in collaboration with Hajusom. The project views the city as a space full of wounds, tensions, and fractures, while simultaneously exploring collective possibilities for healing, repairing, and reconnecting. The starting point is the bunker on the second floor at Feldstraße 66 in Hamburg. There, practice-oriented and research-based modules, seminars, and collaborative experiments take place. Artists, researchers, activists, and interested members of the public come together to explore forms of repair as an artistic, political, and collective response to urban crises.

Registration is open at any time.

Together with HALLO: Radio, we’re exploring the possibilities of broadcasting: What do I want to hear, and what do I want to share? What do the people around me or in my neighborhood have to say? What sounds can we record on the street, and what music goes well with them? We conduct interviews, produce short podcasts, go out onto the street to make audio recordings, and in the process learn about audio technology and how to produce and host a radio show. Finally, we’ll go on the air together, and the show will be broadcast on halloradio.net. 

Sign up anytime: info@hajusom.de

Artworkshop HH has been based in Hamburg since 2022. The project supports children and teens with refugee or migrant backgrounds. It offers free art workshops in German, Ukrainian, Russian, and English. Children and teens ages 5 to 18 engage in creative activities involving art, music, and movement. They draw, dance, and create large abstract works. The course is open to all and multilingual—in German, English, Ukrainian, and Russian. Classes take place once or twice per weekend. Each session is unique and led by different artists, dancers, and actors. Instructors: Bardia Esmaeilloo. Artist from Iran, based in Hamburg. He is a student at the HFBK.
Alisa Sizykh. Ukrainian artist and film director based in Hamburg.

Registration
artworkshops.hamburg@gmail.com

Dates: t.me/artworkshop_hh

Premiere

Sat, Sept. 5, 2026, 7:00 p.m. – open end

A double premiere: This year, the Long Night of Theater is taking place for the first time here at Hajusom e.V.! Together with Kampnagel, we invite you to a colorful, boundary-pushing evening of performing arts on September 5—featuring dance, music, performance art, and theater, alternating between two stages.

September 5, 2026, Hajusom e.V., Feldstraße 66, 20459 Hamburg, starting at 7:00 p.m. and continuing into the late evening.

Hip-Hop Dance with G-Connection – 7:00 p.m., 7:45 p.m., and 8:30 p.m. – young talents from Hamburg-based institutions, choreographed by Can Güleç

HeyNewsom! – But maybe not today – 7:15 p.m., 8:45 p.m., and 10:15 p.m.: The newly formed ensemble is staging a play they wrote themselves about a distant future, entirely under their own direction

Barner16 Pop Choir – 8:00 p.m. & 9:30 p.m. – polyphonic pop arrangements by the inclusive artist network Barner 16

Maria Jeona Zoleta – 9:15 p.m. – The Filipino artist combines painting, singing, and performance into a one-of-a-kind show, created especially for Hamburg

Boy Division – starting at 11:00 p.m. – exploring creative paths for nearly 30 years, this year with a music quiz full of surprises and prizes

Come join us to celebrate this special night and let the diversity of our stages surprise you!

Photo credit: Urte Bileviciute

Tickets and more info: CLICK HERE

As part of Crossing Currents – Hamburg Art Week, we cordially invite you to the exhibition “Dancing on One Leg” at Hajusom e.V.

Thu, Sept. 3, and Fri, Sept. 4, 2026, 12 p.m. to 6 p.m.

Leonid Kharlamov (born in 1981 in St. Petersburg) studied fine arts at the University of Fine Arts (HFBK) in Hamburg, where he successfully completed his studies. He has participated in numerous international exhibitions and art projects.

The exhibition “Dancing on One Leg” presents prints and watercolors from his current body of work. His work centers on an exploration of human fragility amid the tensions arising from contemporary social developments as well as external and internal crises. The exhibition reflects on the effects of individual and collective upheavals.

Information about Hamburg Art Week: CLICK HERE