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German audiences are searching for 'polarlicht' after strong interest in aurora borealis displays. The Planetarium Bochum has scheduled an event called 'Aurora - Wunderbares Polarlicht' for Friday, 2 October 2026 at 15:15, reflecting public demand to learn more about the northern lights and how and when they can be seen over Germany.
- 2Bochum cinema still has seats left for documentary screening▼Anders als an anderer Stelle kommuniziert, haben wir für die Vorstellung von # ASongWithoutHome morgen noch ein paar Res
The No Budget Arts venue Bastion in Bochum says that, contrary to announcements elsewhere, a few remaining places are still free for tomorrow's screening of 'A Song Without Home', the film by Rati Tsiteladze. Admission is free, and anyone interested is asked to register by email or phone. The screening is part of the DOXS Ruhr documentary film programme in the Ruhr region.
- 3Marie Menke reads debut novel in Bochum on 27 October●Programm Oktober, Teil 3: 27. Oktober, 19h Marie Menke (Köln) Lesung, Marie Menke liest aus ihrem Debütroman Spielverder
Cologne-based author Marie Menke will give a reading at Bochum's no-budget-arts venue on 27 October at 7 pm. She will present her debut novel 'Spielverderberin', which tells the story of a night that must never be remembered. Entry is free, and registration is available by phone or email.
- 4Study shows young people in NRW worried about prices, jobs and climate●Steigende Preise, unsicherer Jobs, Politik und Klimwandel: Was junge Menschen aus NRW beschäftigt und was eine Studie sa
A new study examined what is worrying young people in North Rhine-Westphalia, and the results point to rising prices, insecure jobs, politics and climate change. The findings, reported by WDR and tied to a survey in Bochum, suggest widespread anxiety among Germany's youth about inflation, the economy and migration, reflecting broader concerns across the country.