The Engadine zither - a discovery. Hedi and Hans Eggimann from Zuoz will introduce us to this special instrument and we will also be able to enjoy a small concert.

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For the latest exhibition, the Cantonal Hospital of the Grisons has invited the glass artist Hubert Crevoisier to set up his studio in the hospital for a few days a year. Crevoisier, a magician of light, uses his art of coloured glass to create spaces where he invites patients and staff for an hour "on prescription". And that is to look over the artist's shoulder, to talk or remain silent, to collaborate on his own sculpture or the joint work, so that mind and emotions open up when words no longer know what to do.

Doctors at the KSGR prescribe their patients an hour of studio visit to Hubert Crevoisier: Art on prescription.

Are you a patient at the KSGR or employee and would like to be invited to an hour's studio visit? You can find out how to register, what is behind this project and who the glass artist Hubert Crevoisier is under www.ksgr.ch/kunst

Building bridges between cultures and deepening respect for people of other faiths is the goal of the Week of Religions, which takes place throughout Switzerland in the first week of November. In Graubünden, the activities are organised by an interdenominational team in cooperation with the Graubünden Forum of Religions.

Every Wednesday, an interreligious panel takes place in the Week of Religions. This year it is dedicated to the theme of pilgrimage. Guest list will be published soon.

Jesus and his mother Mary have fascinated people for almost two thousand years. Its meaning, its role in the "history of salvation", its character and its importance have been hotly debated, reinterpreted and thought through again and again. And this not only within the Bible and the Christian tradition, but also in the Koran and in the Islamic tradition. Did you know that both Jesus and Mary appear in the Koran? What role do they play there? And what role do they play in the Reformed and Catholic traditions, in the lives of believers, Christians, and Muslims? Where do the Christian and Muslim traditions and interpretations touch or meet, and how do they differ to this day? At the interreligious education and meeting day at the Kulturpunkt in Chur, we want to talk to each other about these topics and discover new and fascinating things in a joint dialogue.

Input Presentations and Interreligious Workshop with Dr. Jiri Dvoracek and Dr. Richard Breslauer, Dr. Ibrahim Hadzic

Building bridges between cultures and deepening respect for people of other faiths is the goal of the Week of Religions, which takes place throughout Switzerland in the first week of November. In Graubünden, the activities are organised by an interdenominational team in cooperation with the Graubünden Forum of Religions.

Every Monday in the Week of Religions there is a Lunch&Learn. Short input on a topic related to migration or interreligious dialogue. Speaker still open.

Building bridges between cultures and deepening respect for people of other faiths is the goal of the Week of Religions, which takes place throughout Switzerland in the first week of November. In Graubünden, the activities are organised by an interdenominational team in cooperation with the Graubünden Forum of Religions.

The interreligious train ride always takes place on the first Sunday of the Week of Religions. Route will be published soon.

Please register by 23 October to: Migration and the World Church, rita.gianelli@gr-ref.ch, 079 406 94 99

On International Museum Day on 18 May 2025, you will benefit from free admission to the Cathedral Treasure Museum. In addition, you can experience a presentation on the digital cultural platform www.portacultura.ch/ at 11.30 a.m. Get to know the diversity of Graubünden's history and culture. Discover, try out and contribute yourself.
Later, you can take part in a guided tour of the new cultural heritage protection area. Participation is free of charge.

Valerio Meuli paints, draws and writes. But in his first exhibition – which he can do in the "Werkstatt" – he shows prints. And that is lino prints: the medium that many probably still know from school and is considered relatively unsexy. Most of the works on display were created in the fall of 2024 during a stay in Paris.

What happens when art transforms the past into something new? In Kunst am Mittag, curator Damian Jurt presents the work The House of Rūdninkai by Augustas Serapinas. The starting point of the installation is a historic bathhouse in Lithuania, which the artist dismantled, transformed and presents in the form of a kiln made of ash bricks between two wooden walls of the original house. Serapinas focuses on the quiet cultural heritage: abandoned houses, signs of migration and change – phenomena that can also be found in Graubünden. The observation of the work goes beyond the social reading and asks for art-historical references: What role do place, material and memory play in contemporary art? How can architecture be used as an artistic medium? An invitation to reflect on material, history and artistic forms of remembrance.

The number of participants is limited. Reserve your place online at: www.buendner-kunstmuseum.ch/