When does the event take place?

The event takes place on September 20, 2026, at 11:00 AM.

Where is the meeting point?

The meeting point is in front of the boathouse in the grove in Bamberg.

Is this a reading or a walk?

It is both: a poetic grove walk with poems and stories.

How much is the entry fee?

A specific ticket price was not mentioned in the verified sources.

Is the event taking place outdoors?

Yes, the format takes place through the grove and is thus designed as an outdoor event.

Are there instructions for getting there?

The Hainpark offers travel options; at the boathouse, there is only a limited parking availability.

Poetic grove walk with Martin Neubauer in autumnal Bamberg

Name: Martin Neubauer reads: Autumn Crocus and Plum Cake
Start: 2026-09-20T13:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-09-20T13:00:00+02:00
Location: Bootshaus im Hain

A poetic grove walk between late summer and autumn

Autumn Crocus and Plum Cake invites you to a literary encounter that sees September not as a farewell, but as abundance. Martin Neubauer will guide the audience on September 20, 2026, at 11:00 AM on a walk through the grove in Bamberg, accompanied by poems and stories that sharpen the perception of the beauty of transition.

Literature in the open air

The format combines reading, walking, and cultural discovery into a quiet yet impactful event. The texts unfold their effect not in a closed hall but in motion: among trees, paths, and the gentle rhythm of a morning that craves language, nature, and careful observation.

September as a literary landscape

The title plays with subtle irony and regional sound: Autumn Crocus and Plum Cake evokes images of ripeness, transience, and enjoyment. This is precisely where the quality of this literary experience lies. The grove becomes a stage for linguistic art that views the approaching autumn not as burdensome but with cheerful alertness.

The place makes the reading atmosphere special

The meeting point in front of the boathouse in the grove gives the event an intimate, almost trusting proximity. The Bamberg grove stands for quiet paths, green spaces, and an atmosphere where literature can unfold particularly directly. Thus, an author encounter arises in a broader sense: not frontal, but walking, listening, and interpreting together.

What visitors can expect

Expect a poetic morning with cultural-historical flair, fine language, and a format that not only presents literature but makes it tangible. Those interested in outdoor readings, literary walks, and vibrant contemporary literature will find here an atmospheric event with a special character. A visit is worthwhile live, as it is precisely the connection of text, movement, and place that makes this morning unforgettable.