Description
In this lecture, we’ll explore the traces of this special time “from St. Catherine’s Day to Epiphany.”
Ancient myths, customs, and symbols are strikingly similar across many cultures around the world. They have endured through the eras of the Celts, Germanic peoples, Romans, and Christians to the present day—holding a firm place in the annual calendar.
This lecture series invites you to view the customs, symbols, andfemale role models of the season from a new perspective.
No registration required and free of charge
open-ended ... followed by a chance for a cozy get-together
Tip: The program includes a winter walk with breathing and mindfulness exercises
Tip: Afterward, you can enjoy a delicious punch and waffles in the Hofgarten!
Here’s what it’s all about:
Perceiving the energy of the season.
Making space for experiencing nature throughout the annual cycle.
Because traditions and rituals that have lost their meaning in today’s everyday life hold the potential for reflection, awareness—and connection.
Practical information
- Meeting point
- Living Room
- Address
- Markdorf, DE
- Bookable
- No
Upcoming dates (leaf pages)
Each date is a separate Event (additionalType: SportsEvent) with its own URL and JSON-LD graph.
- Friday, December 18, 2026, 05:00 PM – 06:00 PM
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