by Klaus-Peter Kappest

In the North of Europe there are strange people living in an archipelago and between lakes and mountains. As the weeks in the summer are warm and cheerful they dance Tango in the midnight sun. In autumn they hope to find bears, elks and reindeer. This is why they wander through the woods which are overwhelming colorful. In winter they run out of the sauna to jump into an iced lake where they swim between ice floes.

The Leicavision 'Finland' by Klaus-Peter Kappest provides an insight into their life in the archipelago of the Baltic Sea, into the forests at the Russian border and the lonely vast landscape near the Norwegian coast of the polar sea.

His show will take you through all the seasons and through the different cultural groups in Finland like the Sami who breed reindeer. He will introduce for example Turku and its archipelago, the beaches of the Gulf of Bothnia, the capital Helsinki, Finnish Lapland between Rovaniemi, Kuusamo, Lake Inari and the border triangle near Kilpisjärvi and the lakes of Karelia. Highlights here are Savonlinna with its castles, Lake Pielin and the Koli Mountains.

The leicavision by Klaus-Peter Kappest makes you feel the atmosphere of the North even in Bad Berleburg.

Further information about "Klaus-Peter Kappest" can be found on the internet:
www.kappest.de

Location:
Hall of the Johannes-Althusius-Gymnasium,
Im Herrengarten 11

Thursday, 30th of October 2014

Beginning:
8 pm

Admission:
5,- € /3,- €