When does the reading start

The reading starts on Friday, 16.01.2026, at 18:00 at kultur.lokal.fürth at Bahnhofplatz 2 in Fürth.

Are there details on the admission price

Currently, there are no official price details available. Information will follow on the event page of the City of Fürth or from the Cultural Office Fürth.

Is the venue easily accessible

Yes. kultur.lokal.fürth is centrally located at Bahnhofplatz 2 in Fürth and is within walking distance from the main train station.

Will there be a book signing

There is no confirmed information on this yet. Please check the event page shortly before the date or contact the Cultural Office.

Is there information on accessibility

Specific information on the accessibility of kultur.lokal.fürth is not available. Please direct inquiries to the Cultural Office Fürth at phone number 0911 974 1688.

How long does the reading last

A specific duration has not been published. Normally it is about 60 to 90 minutes. Binding information may follow from the City of Fürth.

Quiet Revolt, Strong Words: Leonhard F. Seidl Reads in Fürth for the Exhibition

Name: Reading in the Exhibition: The Singing Revolution
Start: 2026-01-16T19:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-01-16T21:00:00+01:00
Location: kultur.lokal.fürth

Quiet Revolt, Clear Language: Leonhard F. Seidl Reads at kultur.lokal.fürth

An evening dedicated to language with conviction: On Friday, January 16, 2026, the author from Fürth, Leonhard F. Seidl, unfolds his literary voice as part of the exhibition The Singing Revolution by Gesa Will. In the intimate space of kultur.lokal.fürth, the atmosphere of the reading combines with artworks that place civil courage and messages of peace at the center.

Between Art and Word: A Literary Experience

Where ceramic figures remind of the Baltic human chain, Seidl condenses his prose into an encounter of cultural memory and present. His reading relies on linguistic craftsmanship, precise storytelling, and the soft resonance of a voice that connects political awareness with poetic sensitivity.

Author Encounter at Eye Level

Seidl is regarded as a seasoned storyteller, journalist, and lecturer in Creative Writing. In his novels and essays, he intertwines social discourse, nature experience, and narrative art. The audience experiences an author encounter that allows for questions and opens spaces for thought.

Context: The Singing Revolution

The exhibition by Gesa Will recalls the non-violent mass demonstrations in the Baltic States from 1987 to 1991. Miniature figures form a chain of peace. This sensuous placement provides the resonance space for Seidl's reading and makes the proximity of visual art, literature, and civil resistance tangible.

Work, Style, Scene

Seidl's work ranges from crime novels with historical and political backgrounds to nature writing essays. Critics highlight his narrative precision, literary quality, and grounding in the literary scene. Awards and fellowships underscore the authority of an author who thinks of language art with responsibility.

Conclusion

Expect a concentrated, moving literary experience in dialogue with an engaged exhibition. An evening that shows how words shape conviction. Live on site, text, voice, and space unfold their full effect.