Ron Winkler in Braunschweig: Inclusive Reading Journey to Braille

A reading journey that makes literature tangible

On Friday, June 12, 2026, poetry meets Braille at Brunsviga: The inclusive reading journey 200 Years of Braille: 25 Poems combines reading, conversation, and book project into a literary experience that makes language not only audible but also physically perceptible. The evening is designed as an open cultural format and takes place from 19:00 to 21:00 with free admission. ([blindenverband.org](https://www.blindenverband.org/termin/inklusive-lesereise-braunschweig/datum/20260612.html))

When literature is read with hands

The focus is on the volume Look Here – Poetry in Braille, a project of the Kulturmaschinen Verlag, which intertwines printed and Braille text and opens literature to all senses. On stage, Ron Winkler as the author meets Dagmar Krause as the Braille reader; the event thus sets a visible sign for cultural participation and barrier-free reading. ([blindenverband.org](https://www.blindenverband.org/termin/inklusive-lesereise-braunschweig/datum/20260612.html))

An evening between language, voice, and participation

The reading follows a clear dramaturgy: welcome, introduction to the project, poems from the volume, conversation with the audience, intermission with book sales and signing, and a personal conclusion. It is this combination of literary quality and immediate author encounter that creates the reading atmosphere that turns a themed evening into a cultural event. ([blindenverband.org](https://www.blindenverband.org/termin/inklusive-lesereise-braunschweig/datum/20260612.html))

Ron Winkler as the lyrical voice of the evening

Ron Winkler, born in 1973 in Jena and living in Berlin, is one of the distinctive voices of contemporary poetry. Lyrikline describes his work primarily as poetry; it also highlights his work as a freelance writer and translator. Reviews emphasize the sensual density of his language and the great movement in his poems, which create a precise poetic process from nature observation, rhythm, and present experience. ([lyrikline.org](https://www.lyrikline.org/de/autoren/ron-winkler?utm_source=openai))

The Brunsviga as a fitting place for an inclusive literary experience

The cultural center Brunsviga has been a place for readings, concerts, theater, and socially relevant cultural formats in Braunschweig for years. The address Karlstraße 35 is easily accessible, the tram line M3 stops at Mozartstraße, and for visitors with cars, there is an in-house underground garage and additional parking spaces nearby. This creates a framework that takes openness seriously, both content-wise and practically. ([brunsviga-kulturzentrum.de](https://www.brunsviga-kulturzentrum.de/besucher-info/anfahrt/))

Conclusion

This reading journey connects poetic language with lived inclusion, literary curiosity, and a clear commitment to barrier-free reading. Those who wish to experience how literature comes alive in space, voice, and text should not miss this evening at Brunsviga. ([blindenverband.org](https://www.blindenverband.org/termin/inklusive-lesereise-braunschweig/datum/20260612.html))

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Sources:

• BVN – Inclusive Reading Journey Braunschweig
• Brunsviga – Directions and Visitor Info
• Brunsviga – Cultural Center
• Lyrikline – Ron Winkler
• Thuringian Literature Council – Ron Winkler
• DIE ZEIT – Ron Winkler and Poetry