Kleist Forum Frankfurt, Event venue in Frankfurt (Oder), Germany.
Kleist Forum Frankfurt is an event venue with a theater hall, gallery spaces, and conference areas for different kinds of gatherings. The building offers flexible room setups that can be adapted for theater productions, concerts, exhibitions, and conferences.
The building opened in 2001 and quickly became a cultural center in the border region between Germany and Poland. It played an important role in strengthening cultural offerings in the city after German reunification.
The venue is named after writer Heinrich von Kleist, who was born in this city and remains central to local identity. Visitors experience theater productions and concerts that reflect the cultural life of the border region.
The building is located centrally in the city and is easy to reach on foot, with clear signage showing the way. Visitors should arrive early to explore the spaces and get oriented before events begin.
The venue creates and sells bags made from recycled promotional banners, giving old announcements a second life. These handcrafted items tell the story of past events through their patterns and designs.
Location: Frankfurt (Oder)
Official opening: March 30, 2001
Address: Platz der Einheit 1, 15230 Frankfurt (Oder)
Website: https://kleistforum.de/de
GPS coordinates: 52.34263,14.54425
Latest update: December 14, 2025 13:01
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