On the women's tour, you will gain insights into the personalities and lives of famous women from Graubünden, especially Chur women. Yes, there are - and there are many of them! The city guides tell exciting stories of respected women from then to now such as Sylvia Caduff, Angelika Kauffmann and Elly Koch.

Your booking confirmation is considered a ticket. Tickets will not be exchanged or refunded.
A decision will be made on the day before the tour by 4 p.m. If there are no or too few registrations, the tour can be cancelled. The cancellation is made by telephone or e-mail.

Tourist Info, Bahnhofstrasse 32, Chur

PUBLIC VIEWING

live broadcast of the Superbowl LX in San Francisco

Kickoff: tba

Ticket incl. drink voucher worth 12.-, drink voucher

Performing artists: tba

For almost 25 years, nine wedding musicians from the Ukrainian Carpathians have been showing how joie de vivre works. For centuries, Ukrainian Ruthenians, Roma, Jews, Romanians and Hungarians have lived side by side in their homeland, each family for themselves and yet together.

This gave rise to an independent music that manages without notes - a music of elementary human emotional outbursts, of joy and sorrow, love and betrayal. It resounds for days and nights at the weddings in the mountain villages and everyone sings and dances to it. The Hudaki Village Band plays a variety of music on traditional instruments and is not afraid to give the old songs a fresh, humorous and virtuoso sheen.

In the first half of 2025, the band will release its sixth CD, which reflects the multi-ethnic culture of its native Transcarpathia. The musicians of the Hudaki Village Band continue to live and work in Ukraine. They support their family members and friends on the front line as well as refugees in western Ukraine.


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This year's Advent concert of the choir viril Domat will again take place in the Ems parish church and will be performed by the Ems men's choir together with the St. Gallen brass band formation "Die fidelen Humpenspatzen". The choir viril will perform a varied song program, performed in different languages. As a musical point of contrast, the brass band formation, which is entirely dedicated to Bohemian-Moravian music, will perform. The "Fihuspa Blechrunde" - as it is also called - has proven its high level of skill several times by participating in the meeting of the best Swiss brass music formations. It has already been chosen by the audience as the best brass band. In the final part of the concert, some works performed together by the choir and brass band can be heard.

The bandura is an old stringed musical instrument that exists only in Ukraine.
With 65 – 70 strings, a bandura produces a particularly wide range of musical sounds and is therefore often called a "small music orchestra".
We are pleased to be able to enjoy these traditional Ukrainian melodies in our church this evening and cordially invite you to do so.
The concert starts at 7.30 pm.
Admission is free (collection).

The Tschent moves to different places and joins forces with other offers.

Every month, Pastor Gisella Belleri and Pastor Thomas Gottschall offer each other an opportunity to meet, experience something in a community and talk to others.

Walk in the Haldenstein Rose Garden
Followed by afternoon snack
Collection

The Tschent moves to different places and joins forces with other offers.

Every month, Pastor Gisella Belleri and Pastor Thomas Gottschall offer each other an opportunity to meet, experience something in a community and talk to others.

Further information will follow in the separate flyer

Traditional Christmas party with dinner for single people

The costs are covered by the Evangelical Aid Association Chur
We offer a transport service for people with reduced mobility

Further information will follow in the separate flyer

Registration
Thomas Rüthemann, Phone 081 252 27 04
thomas.ruethemann@chur-reformiert.ch

The Tschent moves to different places and joins forces with other offers.

Every month, Pastor Gisella Belleri and Pastor Thomas Gottschall offer each other an opportunity to meet, experience something in a community and talk to others.

Playing the lottery with afternoon snack

The Tschent moves to different places and joins forces with other offers. Every month, Pastor Gisella Belleri and Pastor Thomas Gottschall offer each other an opportunity to meet, experience something in a community and talk to others.

Further information will follow in a separate flyer