When does the event start?

The reading starts on 26.06.2026 at 20:00.

How long does the trip last?

The planned time frame is until 21:30, so about 90 minutes.

How much does a ticket cost?

The price per ticket is 27 Euros.

Where is the meeting point?

The meeting point is the OkerTour dock at John-F.-Kennedy-Platz / Kurt-Schumacher-Straße 26a in 38102 Braunschweig.

Is the event accessible?

Access to the dock and the restroom is via stairs and is not wheelchair accessible, but possible with assistance.

Are there any tips for arrival and parking?

For arrival, the area around the main train station is recommended; according to OkerTour, the dock is located directly at the bridge at Kennedyplatz.

Criminal Stories Glide Over the Oker as Braunschweig Listens in the Evening Light

Name: Murder Stories and More on the Oker
Start: 2026-06-26T22:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-06-26T23:30:00+02:00
Location: Anleger OkerTour

Crime Reading on the Oker: Literature that Gains Momentum in the Evening Light

With Murder Stories and More on the Oker, Braunschweig experiences an unusual reading on the water: suspense, satire, and fantastic storytelling combine to create a literary boat tour between bridges, shores, and the special atmosphere of the Oker.

When Twilight Becomes the Stage

The boat dock at John-F.-Kennedy-Platz transforms into a place of narrative intensity. In dim light, accompanied by the movement of the water, classic murder stories and humorous texts unfold their own dramaturgy. The reading atmosphere thrives on closeness, rhythm, and the intriguing interplay between cityscape and linguistic art.

Suspense, Satire, and the Fantastic

The program navigates through different tones: dark motives collide with satirical sharpenings, eerie images with subtle wit. Featured are Thomas Ostwald, Armin Rütters, Helga Thiele-Messow, and Lutz Tantow; Julia Jorges additionally transports the audience into the world of the uncanny and the fantastic. This creates a literary experience that consciously opens genre boundaries and transforms the crime reading into a dynamic cultural format.

Braunschweig as a Narrative Setting

The Oker here is not only a backdrop but part of the narrative. Those who embark on this reading journey discover Braunschweig from a perspective that elegantly intertwines city history, waterways, and literary enjoyment. This connection of regional reference and literary quality makes the evening appealing to culture enthusiasts.

Who This Evening is Particularly Worthwhile For

This format appeals to everyone who wants to experience readings not as a quiet podium but as a sensory event. The evening combines author encounters, city experiences, and the special charm of a boat tour. Those who appreciate crime literature, satirical texts, and extraordinary venues will find a strong point of attraction here.

Conclusion: This reading on the Oker promises an evening filled with thrill, linguistic wit, and Braunschweig's city romance. Anyone who wants to experience literature differently should take this journey live.