Programme
of GrIStuF 2026 | Shaping Spaces - Creating Communities
As well as the workshops, a key part of GrIStuF 2026 is the cultural programme, which also focuses entirely on third spaces. You can read about the programme for the festival days below.
OPEN SPACE - Thursday, 18 June
7:30pm @ klex
Your ideas. Your space.
Karaoke Night
People from different backgrounds come together through music, singing and shared experiences.
Poetry Slam
Participants present their own poems on the festival theme ‘Shaping Spaces – Creating Communities’.
Meeting of the Cultures
Cultures and traditions are showcased and shared through creative contributions such as music, dance and presentations.
RUNNING DINNER + AFTERPARTY - Friday, 19 June
6:00pm @ you'll see ;)
It’s time for the Running Dinner!
In keeping with the festival theme, you’ll be cooking under the motto “Pan-national – The world in your frying pan!”.
At the Running Dinner, you’ll feast on a three-course meal as you make your way through Greifswald. Two courses will be prepared for you, and you’ll prepare one.
- You’ll form a team of 2–3 people.
- Choose a team name and register on our website by 17 June.
- We’ll email you to let you know where you need to be and which course you’ll be preparing.
The evening will be topped off with an after-party from 11:00pm at klex.
Cinema on Sails - Saturday, 20 June
At sunset @ Museumswerft
At KinoAufSegeln (CinemaOnSails), films are projected directly onto a sail at sunset - a unique and magical cinema experience right on the banks of the Ryck. The film programme includes classics, cult films and contemporary cinema that is largely overlooked by the mainstream.
As part of the festival, we are screening “Miroirs No. 3” by Christian Petzold.
Doors open: 8.30 pm
Film starts: at sunset
Fête de la Musique - Sunday, 21 June
all day all over town
The Fête de la Musique is a festival that originated in France and is now celebrated far beyond its borders. Admission is traditionally free.
Every year, we come together to celebrate the start of summer on 21 June, and this year marks the 20th anniversary of the event.