Immerse yourself in the history of the Neuzelle Monastery with our experienced team of guides. Every Saturday, you can listen to explanations of significant events, unique exhibits, and modern media applications in impressive monastic architecture. How does one become a monk and why was a monastery built here? These and other questions will be answered in conversation during the indoor tour through the historic cloister. Discover centuries-old wall paintings and architectural elements as silent witnesses to the moving history of the entire monastery complex.

Meeting point: Monastery Information in the archway

Fantasy der Travestie is a show featuring comedy, parodies, live singing, and acrobatics. The show includes well-known artists from the drag scene, as well as famous performers from around the world. Our guests can look forward to a guaranteed funny and colorful evening. A colorful show not only for the eyes and ears but especially for the laugh muscles.

The event is open to visitors from the age of 14.

Doors open: 7:00 PM

There may still be tickets available at the box office.

The cabaret "Die Oderhähne" is a guest at Beeskow Castle.

What times! No matter where you look: Everywhere there is division and rifts. A conflict as old as humanity: old against young, young against old. But it's not just them that clash mercilessly. Baby boomers lash out against Generation Z, traditionalists can't relate to millennials, and the youngest Generation Alpha is desperate because they don't even know who they should be against yet.

And some ask themselves: Which generation am I, actually? What if I like to wear beige at 18 and think Horst Lichter is great? What if I shoot TikTok videos and play first-person shooters at 70?

Good thing there are Doris and Torsten. Because these two exemplary cases bring the generational conflict to where it belongs: to the peak. Doris (70) has enjoyed living alone well, but now the little Torsten (40) has been kicked out by his girlfriend and the kids and has reluctantly moved in with Doris. And it has been five months, during which it is still unclear who of the two has what everyone needs today: right.

But as soon as the powder smoke in the generational battle has briefly cleared, you can see here and there shared views and values that do not fit the generational stereotype at all. Just like the motto: I'm as shocked as how old people my age are!

The event is completely sold out.

Much of what the media appreciates about him, but even more what the audience loves about him, can be found in his songs. Prahl sings Prahl – authentically, down-to-earth, earthy, with wit and a joy for making music. For many, his debut album "Blick aufs Mehr" was a surprise, and for not a few, the new favorite record. In November 2018, his long-awaited second studio album "MEHR" was released. In addition to that, and of course beyond, there are – finally again concerts. Now, with the first 7-inch release "Timpete," something new is on the horizon and will be presented live for the first time on his summer tour. With Axel Prahl, it is not a singing actor who takes to the German (music) stages, but a wonderful musician and singer with songs that have sprung from his own pen and experience. His celebrated band, which is by no means an afterthought, is a small, handpicked group of nine musicians who bring resonant names from the German rock, jazz, and classical scene. Leading the way is Danny Dziuk, who has elevated the reputation of Annett Louisan and Stoppok with his songs and lyrics. The musician Prahl ruminates and rages, whispers and sighs, is biting yet blue-eyed good, stirs and seduces. Above all, Axel Prahl is entirely himself as a musician, or rather "in the role of his life," as "ZDF-Aspekte" noted with some delight. Axel Prahl (voc, guitars) Danny Dziuk (keys, backing vocals, arrangements and musical direction) Sylvia Eulitz (cello, backing vocals), Christiane Buchenau (viola, backing vocals), Rainer Korf (violin), Nicolai Ziel (drums, percussion), Johannes Feige (guitars, backing vocals), Tom Baumgarte (bass, backing vocals), Tom Keller (sax, clarinet, flute), Jörg Mischke (keys, accordion, backing vocals)

Photos: Tine Acke

Students of all grades present their small and large talents in a colorful mix of music, singing, dance, acrobatics, and acting.

She is back, even though she wasn't really gone. Thalheim is far from done. Her most personal program to date showcases an observant spirit that is awake and humorous, capable of surprising. Delightfully, ironically, and also flirtatiously full of zest for life.
“I breathe in the world and exhale it as a song.”
The special charm of her new program comes from the laconic stories she tells between the songs. Sometimes very direct, sometimes liberatingly funny. Not without melancholy, but never self-pitying. With arrangements as clear as they are poetic, she is accompanied by guitarist Christian Stoltz.
“The newness lies partly in Thalheim's voice, which now sounds both more mature and carefree — as if the sandpaper of life’s years has polished her vocal and soul chords just at the right spots. The voice rougher, the curls shorter — but the soul as tender as ever.”
(Deutschlandradio)

Cancelled!

For the third time, M.A.t. is now taking over the stage of the vaulted cellar, this time with human intelligence. The band has set high goals; they want to deliver their most danceable sound art concert. Humans control the computer machine, and under this intention lies their avant-garde sound show. Let's forget about AI for a brief moment and enjoy MI, with all its emotions and uniqueness. Between synthpop, DADA, and electrical engineering.

Immerse yourself in the history of the Neuzelle Monastery with our experienced team of guides. Every Saturday, you can listen to explanations of significant events, unique exhibits, and modern media applications in impressive monastic architecture. How does one become a monk and why was a monastery built here? These and other questions will be answered in conversation during the indoor tour through the historic cloister. Discover centuries-old wall paintings and architectural elements as silent witnesses to the moving history of the entire monastery complex.

Meeting point: Monastery Information in the archway

The band "Abalance" is considered one of the oldest ABBA revival bands around.
Captivating shows and guest performances have taken them from the Baltic Sea to Lake Constance and to the Friedrichstadtpalast in Berlin. Interest in the exquisite selection of unforgettable ABBA songs with Abalance has also reached abroad...Belgium, Holland, Switzerland, France...
A highlight was the elaborate collaboration with a classical orchestra.

Now the band delights the audience in their region with a fascinating ABBA stage show - "live in concert".
Of course, it is the ladies who enchant the stage. The trained voices of the soloists Ines Mossbauer and Katrin Feickert are uniquely soothingly close to the original, creating a perfect illusion. The roots of ABBA lie in folklore. Delicately and with great attention to detail, Jürgen Mossbauer (key, voc), Marco Wendel (guitar, voc), and Gerrit Dettmer (drums, voc) present the musical foundation of the world hits. "Waterloo-Mamma Mia-SOS-Dancing Queen-Thank you for the Music"... The popular unplugged moments during the show create an emotional spark in the hall.

The singers, who are sisters in real life, host a show that is warm-hearted and dramaturgically well thought out, one that touches not only the skin but also transcends generations, going directly to the heart.

Look forward to a fine mix of almost all the hits of the legendary Swedes.

Photo (c): Jürgen Mossbauer

Admission: 6:00 PM

Immerse yourself in the history of the Neuzelle Monastery with our experienced team of guides. Every Saturday, you can listen to explanations of significant events, unique exhibits, and modern media applications in impressive monastic architecture. How does one become a monk and why was a monastery built here? These and other questions will be answered in conversation during the indoor tour through the historic cloister. Discover centuries-old wall paintings and architectural elements as silent witnesses to the moving history of the entire monastery complex.

Meeting point: Monastery Information in the archway

For the next edition of "Ab in die Tonne," Henryk Gericke, former castle scribe in Beeskow, and the current castle scribe Henning Rabe will jointly perform under the motto "80s Inferno." The title is the program; synthpop, indierock, and gems of the 1980s will be poured into the barrel, creating a bottomless pit where the two DJs will unleash melodies, rhythms, and sing-along songs. Their program has hit potential, so to speak.

The band "ABALANCE" is considered one of the longest-standing Abba tribute bands of all time.

Shows and guest appearances have taken them from the Baltic Sea to Lake Constance and to the Friedrichstadt-Palast in Berlin.

In European countries as well... Belgium, the Netherlands, Switzerland, France... there has been interest in their exquisite selection of unforgettable ABBA songs with ABALANCE.

A highlight was their collaboration with a classical orchestra.

Now the band delights the audience in their region with a fascinating ABBA stage show - "live in concert".

Naturally, it is the ladies who enchant the stage. The trained voices of the soloists Ines Mossbauer and Katrin Feickert are uniquely soothingly close to the original, creating a perfect illusion.

The roots of ABBA also lie in folklore. Jürgen Mossbauer (keyboards, vocals), Marco Wendel (guitar, vocals), and Gerrit Dettmer (drums, vocals) delicately and detail-oriented present the musical foundation of the excellent world hits: "Waterloo-Mamma Mia-SOS-Dancing Queen-Thank you for the Music"...

The beloved unplugged moments provide the emotional spark during the show.

The singers, who are sisters in real life, warmly and thoughtfully moderate a show that resonates across generations.

Get ready for a representative mix of the hits of the legendary Swedes.

After a comedy by Lisa Hanöffer – presented by the theater group of the Albert-Schweitzer-Gymnasium Eisenhüttenstadt
The once-thriving "Kunstgalerie Schönhausen" in Wittenhagen near Hanover is facing a worrying development: hardly any customers, unpaid bills, a greedy landlord, and then burglars who surprisingly bring pictures instead of stealing them! Plenty of work for the police and of course for Berta Brettschneider, who seems to be the only one able to restore order to the chaos surrounding the gallery and the life of the young gallery owner Maxie.

Immerse yourself in the history of the Neuzelle Monastery with our experienced team of guides. Every Saturday, you can listen to explanations of significant events, unique exhibits, and modern media applications in impressive monastic architecture. How does one become a monk and why was a monastery built here? These and other questions will be answered in conversation during the indoor tour through the historic cloister. Discover centuries-old wall paintings and architectural elements as silent witnesses to the moving history of the entire monastery complex.

Meeting point: Monastery Information in the archway

Shards bring luck, they say. But those who are after a proper dose of luck, leave the bottles whole.
And make music with them. Bottle music.
That even funeral marches sound cheerful when played on bottles has been empirically proven by GlasBlasSing in the past. Now they bravely and completely turn to the sunny sides of life with "Happy Hour." In a time when most focus on what they lack and what bothers them, they ask: What does us good? Why do we always forget this? Can you be lucky and simultaneously be happy? Happy AND Lucky? Can one be too happy and what does that sound like musically? Sharing happiness to multiply it - how do mathematicians cope with that? Can a roulette wheel truly decide the order of songs on stage? Is a beer bottle filled to the middle half full or half empty? (Answer: Neither. It's a C-sharp.)
"Happy Hour," is not just one, it’s nearly two hours of acoustic delights, created on everything the liquid storage retail trade has to offer. Lucky fellows resonate for lucky fellows. That's what GlasBlasSing stands for, Europe’s leading bottle musicians, as always with their cumbersome name.
Now it's time to seize happiness and be there or - bad luck.

HEAVYSAURUS announce big "POMMESGABEL TOUR 2024/2025" and new album!

The kids want to rock! HEAVYSAURUS are four dinosaurs and a dragon who bring rock music for the whole family to the stage - a real live experience with child-friendly lyrics and a bombastic show. A new album will be released in February, and the band will embark on a big "POMMESGABEL TOUR"!

The littlest fans already know the devil horns: index finger and pinky finger stretched out, hand proudly raised upward - the sign of recognition for all rockers and dino-metalheads of all ages. That's why the next HEAVYSAURUS album naturally had to be called "POMMESGABEL." It will be released on February 2, 2024 and will continue to tell the story of the five prehistoric creatures through brand new songs.

Once again, HEAVYSAURUS will offer powerful riffs, great melodies, and captivating drum beats for the little (or big) listeners to sing, dance, and rock out to as they please. Real rock music, sometimes wild, sometimes soft, with lyrics specifically for the littlest biggest fans. The first taste is already out with the single "Luna - unser Hund," and the next song "Flugsaurier" will follow at the end of July.

To celebrate the album properly, HEAVYSAURUS (and the five professional musicians who wear the cool dino costumes and play live) will be on the road starting in February: The "POMMESGABEL TOUR" will make stops in over 120 cities to offer a unique concert experience for 3 to 11-year-olds and their companions of all ages. Four dinos and a dragon, with real instruments on a big stage, with a light spectacle, fog, sparks, balloons, and confetti. And of course, with songs that many kids (and parents) can already sing along to like "Kaugummi ist mega," "Stark wie ein Tiger," and of course "Rarrr," the battle cry of the dinos that many smiling mouths love to shout out loud. All five green-scaled musicians are also looking forward to finally playing new songs from the "POMMESGABEL" album.

In the past years, HEAVYSAURUS has already performed over 300 shows in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, consistently thrilling not only the children but also their parents and grandparents. Because every Heavysaurus concert is a spectacle for the whole family. The result: sold-out halls, great vibes, and happy rockers of all ages. At home, the tracks from the two albums "Rock'n'Rarrr Music" (2018) and "Retter der Welt" (2020) are on repeat, and parents enjoy them too.

"It has always been important for us to convey the joy of rock music and heavy metal to children," explains singer Mr. Heavysaurus. "We are happy if we can offer some little fans even their very first concert experience! Everyone in the band has loved live music for, well, 65 million years. It's great when our little friends have just as much fun with it." The "real" Tyrannosaurus Rex confidently adds, "And of course, we want to conquer the hearts of all metal fans. At our concerts, parents, grandparents, and older siblings also have fun. The POMMESGABEL TOUR will be an experience - promised. A huge dino promise."

By the way: In 2024, young dino-metalheads can once again meet Riffi Raffi (guitar), Muffi Puffi (bass), Komppi Momppi (drums), Milli Pilli (keyboards), and of course, Mr. Heavysaurus himself. Because there will be limited VIP ticket contingents available, allowing the biggest little fans to meet the dinos, shake their paws, and take photos with them.

In addition, Heavysaurus are now official brand ambassadors for ‘Die Arche,’ a Germany-wide organization that advocates for disadvantaged children and their families. "Our partnership with Die Arche reflects our commitment not only to making great music for children but also to having a positive impact on their lives," explains Michael Thiesen from Frechdachs Entertainment. "Together, we want to create a world where all children have the opportunity to fulfill their dreams. The cooperation with Die Arche is close to our hearts. We believe that music has the power to touch and connect people. By working with Die Arche, we want to help children in difficult life situations and show them they are not alone."

For parents: The concerts take place in the afternoon and with adjusted volume. Where possible, there is a special children's area in front of the stage with the best view for the little ones. And don't worry: The dinos don't bite.

Doors open: 3:00 PM

An entertaining operetta revue invites you to the Burg Beeskow on February 16, 2025, at 4:00 PM by the Primavera Ensemble from Berlin.

You can experience a sparkling operetta cocktail with Viennese charm, Hungarian temperament, and waltz melodies, seasoned with fiery Csárdás sounds and Berlin wit & humor.

First-class soloists in magnificent costumes will let you forget daily life for a moment and transport you to the enchanting world of cheerful muses!

The musical direction is taken by the virtuoso pianist Daniela Müller, who charmingly and cheekily guides you through the program with her charismatic presence.

The event is completely sold out.

The annual school festival - a beautiful tradition. Students from grades 7-13 showcase their talents in the areas of: music, singing, dancing, acting, and acrobatics.

The annual school festival - a beautiful tradition. Students from grades 7-13 showcase their talents in the areas of: music, singing, dance, acting, and acrobatics.

Tickets available only at the tourism association Oder-Region Eisenhüttenstadt, Lindenallee 25!

1999, the frontman of HORCH, Adolphi, founded this band as support for Jethro Tull - after well over 1000 concerts and various festivals in Germany, Switzerland, Austria, and England, the Celtic folk rock combo is now touring in a trio version - with brand new songs from their 6th album and extracts from 25 years of band history.
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The ABERLOUR'S are now among the few Celtic rock bands from Germany that have reached an international level - shining equally in the folk scene as well as at metal festivals like Wacken and classical or medieval events like the Mediaval Selb. Rare acoustic instruments like cister and mandocello meet thunderous grooves, melodic vocal lines complement furious fiddle and accordion parts to create a magical whole. Wildly romantic and quirky stories from Old Ireland, Scotland, England, and now also German verses; carried by speed folk, world beat, Celtic mystique - Celtic Folk'n'Beat.

*Adolphi - solo vocals/guitar/mandocello/cister/thunderbodhran/flutes
*Felix Klingner - violin/low whistle/guitar/vocals
*Steffen Vulpius - accordion/organ/vocals