Fancy a relaxed after-work tour on a racing bike or gravel bike, a dip in the lake and a joint aperitif in Chur? Then join us on our Wednesday round on 13.8.2025, at 18.00! We take a leisurely tour towards Malans – tar or gravel depending on your mood – and treat ourselves to a refreshing swimming break in Lake Trimmis on the way. Afterwards we go along the Rhine back to Chur, where we end the evening with an aperitif.

What to bring: swimwear (if you like), light (optional) and good mood 😊

Participation is free of charge, but registration is required. See pre-sale on the right.

with
Mattias Müller Arpagaus (vocals)
Henri Fleury (vocals, guitar)
Adrian Müller (Cello)
Rico Punzi (Bouzouki)
Jennifer Ribeiro Rudin (vocals, piano)

Mikis Theodorakis will celebrate his 100th birthday in 2025. As one of the most versatile, committed and exciting personalities in the history of music, and far beyond, the Tragoudi Project is dedicated to him and his work.

Born on 29.7.1925 in Chios, Mikis Theodorakis made a name for himself as a resistance fighter at a young age. Against National Socialism, against the military dictatorship, interned and tortured in the Greek Civil War, he soon found himself back in exile in Paris, where he had already studied music. However, he did not stop being politically active and formed the "New Democracy" in the Greek parliament without any party. As a minister without his own portfolio, he vehemently campaigned against drugs and terrorism, as well as for culture and education. In addition, he always tried to promote the relationship between Greece and Turkey. It is not for nothing that it is a symbol of resistance not only for Greeks.

Under the title "Tragoudi", which is the Greek word for "song" and is said to be indicative of his compositional work, the ensemble not only dedicates itself to the greatest and best-known works, but also shows hidden treasures that particularly bring to light the complexity of Theodorakis' personality. Derived directly from "tragedy", the tragedy that surrounded him in his life and that he faced throughout his life is always present. However, there is also "tragos" in it, meaning Dionysus, the god of intoxication, of drunkenness, and such a kind of song comes from the midst of the people, holy, intoxicating, always reborn.

Mikis Theodorakis was the first to dare to set the works of great poets to music and turn them into "everyday songs, so that all Greeks can sing them, without exception, and so that they can tear themselves away from their individual fate".

Mikis Theodorakis died in Athens in 2021. The "Tragoudi" project is now honouring him on the occasion of his 100th birthday and is dedicated to his music in an understanding of its historical significance as well as its timeless topicality.


Friday, May 23, 8 p.m., Keller 62 Zurich
Saturday, May 24, 8 p.m. Keller 62 Zurich
Friday, 22 August, 8 p.m., Kulturmuseum St. Gallen
Sunday, August 24, 5 p.m. Halla plurivalenta Uors
Friday, 12 September, 7.30 p.m. Postremise Chur
Saturday, 13 September, 7.30 p.m. Postremise Chur
Sunday, September 14, 5 p.m. Postremise Chur
Saturday, September 20, 8 p.m. Chäslager Stans
Sunday, September 21, 11 a.m. Chapel College St. Michael Zug
Saturday, October 25th, 7 pm Casa console Poschiavo
Sunday, October 26, 2 p.m. Casa console Poschiavo
Friday, November 14, 8 p.m. ref. Malans Church
Saturday, November 15, 8 p.m. Church Versam
Sunday, November 16, 5 p.m. Church Sent
Saturday, January 24, 2026, 8 p.m. Ringel Trin

Entrance fees: 30.-
Pupils and students 15.-
Children up to 16 free of charge

Hesch Lust, din Füürobig mol andersch z'verspenda? Together with the neophyta and make Chur more beautiful and natural! 💪



What's going on?

Every Thursday from 17:30 to 19:30 (or as long as you like!) set miar üs for Chur's valuable nature areas ii: Seidengut, Schotsch and Rossboden. Miar ruumen uf, fights neophyta and tüend dr Umwelt öppis Guats. 🌱



And afterwards?

After the Schaffa gömmer zöatlich zäma in a nearby pub – for beer, cola or a glass of Wii. Perfect to make new Lüüt kennazlerna and din day relaxed usklinga z'loh.



Why you?

- Du hilfsch dr Natur vor dinera Hustür 🌍

- Du lernsch cooli Lüüt kenna 🤝

- You powerful and forgetful the office chair 🪑



Bisch dabi?

Sign up now and pack with you – Nature z'Khur is looking forward to you! 💚



Program:
We meet at the bus stop 'Haldenstein, Dorf' and off we go. We leave Haldenstein behind us and climb up towards 'Katzaburg'. After almost 200 meters of altitude we reach the Schotsch, where we make our way behind the ragweed together.

Arrival from Chur:
From Chur train station take the B 3 bus in the direction of Haldenstein Usserdorf, departure 5:27 p.m. Kante A. Arrival 5:36 p.m. Haldenstein, Dorf stop.

For four days, the classrooms on the university campus will be transformed into exciting workshops. Pupils in grades 3 to 9 program LEGO robots, implement their own projects and immerse themselves in the world of digital technologies. The camps are led by the Chair of Mathematics Didactics at the PH Graubünden. With the i-CAMPs, the university wants to inspire children and young people for future technologies in a way that is discoverable and practical. It also specifically addresses children and young people who have had little or no experience with robotics or are still afraid of contact. The holiday programme promotes the joy of logical thinking, teamwork and the courage to implement one's own ideas.

Who can participate?
All those who will start grades 3-9 after the summer holidays.

Hesch Lust, din Füürobig mol andersch z'verspenda? Together with the neophyta and make Chur more beautiful and natural! 💪

What's going on?
Every Thursday from 17:30 to 19:30 (or as long as you like!) set miar üs for Chur's valuable nature areas ii: Seidengut, Schotsch and Rossboden. Miar ruumen uf, fights neophyta and tüend dr Umwelt öppis Guats. 🌱

And afterwards?
After the Schaffa gömmer zöatlich zäma in a nearby pub – for beer, cola or a glass of Wii. Perfect to make new Lüüt kennazlerna and din day relaxed usklinga z'loh.

Why you?

- Du hilfsch dr Natur vor dinera Hustür 🌍

- Du lernsch cooli Lüüt kenna 🤝

- You powerful and forgetful the office chair 🪑

Bisch dabi?

Sign up now and pack with you – Nature z'Khur is looking forward to you! 💚

Arrival and return:
We meet at the train station in Chur (at the top of the escalators). From there we walk together to the site with the bus B 9 in the direction of Chur, Meiersboden, exit 17:33 edge C.

Brambrüesch once again becomes the stronghold of all folk music fans. For the 19th time, the folk music festival "Music for All", which has become a tradition, is taking place. On the popular Sunday festival, the best-known Graubünden formations play in the various mountain restaurants.

As usual, the event starts at 9:00 a.m. and it will be played through until 4:00 p.m. Punctually at 4:30 p.m., the traditional performance of the entire choir follows at the ski lift valley station, directly in front of the Bergbaiz.

This year there are again discounted train tickets from Chur to Brambrüesch and back. The connections to the individual mountain inns will be made as usual with the legendary Tschu Tschu Bahn.


Program to follow

On Tuesday, December 23, 2025 at 7 p.m., Bettina Marugg-Herrmann, soprano, Henri Fleury, tenor, Mattias Müller-Arpagaus, baritone and Adrian Müller, violoncello, will give a concert of Christmas carols in the Comanderkirche Chur. After the overwhelming success of recent years, the event has already been given a permanent place in the Chur Advent. Well-known Christmas carols, but also arias and ensembles bring the listeners a moment of peace and reflection. Christmas is also the festival of love. Music and especially the traditional Christmas carols should carry this love into the hearts of the people. The three Graubünden singers are accompanied on the piano by Jennifer Ribeiro Rudin. Admission is free, a collection will be charged.

Chili con Carne - Rockabilly Español

Vocals: Isa Rest
Guitar: Andy Gfeller
Bass: Beat Brot
Drums: Hampa Rest


Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.

Dungeons & Dragons (DnD) is a role-playing game that you can design yourself together with other players. The world is created in your imagination and there are absolutely no limits to it. You immerse yourself in a wide variety of adventures in the role of a fictional game character. The more authentically you play your character, the more real exploring caves, battling dragons, or haggling with dwarves feels.

The Dungeon Master will guide you and your group through the evening and provide a framework for the story. He also explains the game to you, shows you the different possible actions and gives you tons of tips.

Apart from your imagination, a few guilders for the snacks and some skill for the dice, you don't have to bring anything with you. We look forward to your visit!

Every 1st Tuesday of the month 7 – 9.45 p.m.

Registration via the following link with the organizer RPG Grischun until the day before.
Contribution to expenses: Fr. 5.–

"Sometimes I think that the smaller you are, the bigger the desires. I'm very, very small." That's what Rosa, the mouse, says. For example, she doesn't want to be alone because she's scared. And so she walks through the bars into the enclosure of Rigo, the big leopard, of all places: the start of an unusual but rather thick friendship.

The family theatre "Rigo and Rosa" is about trust, friendship and confidence. But also about fear, saying goodbye and big questions. And they don't always need an answer, Rigo thinks: "Some questions are like the beginning of a journey. You go out with your eyes and ears open and go from one question to the next. Keep going!" And so hopefully the play will leave a lasting impression on all visitors.

The play "Rigo and Rosa" is based on the children's book of the same name. With the tender language of Lorenz Pauli and the expressive images of illustrator Kathrin Schärer, it won the Swiss Children's and Young People's Media Prize in 2017. The play by anda Kids goes into extra time due to great success and continues to delight audiences in the 25/26 season.