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A love of reading and a love of books: coffee, cake and literary diversity in Amberg!
Experience a literary event with Karin Wildfeuer with coffee and cake on November 16, 2025 in the Amberg City Library.
A love of reading and a love of books: coffee, cake and literary diversity in Amberg!
A very special literary event will take place in the tranquil town of Amberg on Sunday, November 16, 2025: “Love of reading and love of books – entertaining with coffee and cake”. The event begins at 3 p.m. in the city library and is aimed at all book lovers who would like to treat themselves to a literary break. The renowned speaker of the afternoon is Karin Wildfeuer, who is known as the long-time director of the Literaturhaus in Regensburg and also leads the literature circle of the vhs Amberg. With her program, Karin Wildfeuer promises a special focus on the sensual experience of literature.
What awaits participants is not just a literary tour, but also a relaxed atmosphere with coffee, cold drinks and cake. The combination of literature and enjoyment promises an unforgettable experience. The price of 16 euros includes both drinks and food, which makes the offer particularly attractive. Tickets are available in the Amberg city library and can also be purchased online via okticket and at well-known ticket offices.
A garden in your pocket
A beautiful quote from Karin Wildfeuer about the “Blue Hour” is particularly worth mentioning: “A book is like a garden that you carry in your pocket…” This poetic idea of literature as a kind of inner garden invites you to take time out from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Throughout the entire event, visitors are given the opportunity to delve deeper into literary topics and reflect on their thoughts.
In order to outline an even broader framework for literary enthusiasm, Berlin should not be forgotten as an important center for literary creation. The capital offers numerous events for literature presentation and discussion, spread across all parts of the city. Historical writers such as Rahel Varnhagen, Fontane, Döblin, Brecht and Anna Seghers have left their mark there. Particularly noteworthy is the annual Berlin International Literature Festival, which offers numerous readings and symposia at various locations in autumn and is a highlight in the literary calendar.
In Berlin, literature enthusiasts can discover extensive programs in traditional literature houses in Mittes, Charlottenburg and Wannsee. There are not only book presentations and reading courses, but also workshops and discussions that invite you to engage intensively with the written word. Cafés and cultural centers in the capital also offer a colorful program of events that transport literature into a sociable environment.
In summary, it can be said that both Amberg, with its event in the city library, and Berlin, with its countless offerings, are wonderful places to delve into the world of literature and celebrate the love of reading.