The fourth season of the district historians will present their findings in a series of lectures at the Stadtmuseum in the fall.

Historical topics related to Wiesbaden will be presented in the form of Sunday matinees. It started on October 5. The final event will take place on November 23, 2025 with the last lecture.

The lectures start at 11 am and the events end at 1 pm. A glass of sparkling wine will be served after each lecture.

Admission is free.

Lecture by Stanton Falling, Carol Falling, Cornelia Thorspecken, Ninyana Thorspecken-Friebe and Laura Hafner

In a whole series of operas, the composer provides for a children's and youth choir. Until the 1950s, there was no youth choir at the Hessisches Staatstheater Wiesbaden. When Antonín Dvořák's opera The Jacobin, in which a children's choir plays a major role, was to be performed in the 1950s, choir director Dr. Karl Howe suggested the founding of a permanent youth choir, which his wife Margarethe Howe set up and which then appeared on stage for the first time at the premiere of The Jacobin on 17 December 1954. Since then, the youth choir has performed in operas, operettas and concerts every season. Entire generations of children have received professional musical and vocal training over the decades. The members of the youth choir sang their last performance (Verdi's Otello) on May 1, 2018.

Closing event of the performance series.