Brueder Selke live in Potsdam

Experience Brueder Selke live on September 20th

Brüder Selke is a German musical group known for blending elements of folk, indie, and electronic music, often incorporating unconventional instrumentation and storytelling within their songs. Their style frequently features close vocal harmonies and a distinctive, atmospheric soundscape. The group gained prominence in the 2010s and has released several albums to critical acclaim within Germany’s independent music scene.

Urania Planetarium And Burgel Memorial in Potsdam holds historical significance as one of Germany's oldest planetariums, originally opened in 1926. It was severely damaged during World War II but meticulously reconstructed and reopened in 1981, retaining much of its original architectural character. Beyond its function as a planetarium showcasing astronomical projections, Urania also serves as a venue for cultural events, including concerts and lectures.

The building itself is notable for its Art Deco design and houses a substantial collection relating to the history of astronomy and space exploration. The “Burgel Memorial” component refers to the dedication of the space to Wilhelm Burgel, a prominent astronomer and founder of the Urania movement which aimed to popularize science.