Archive
Here you can find all past events of the Zurich Literature Festival
2023
13.07.2023
Book premiere, reading and debate with Sascha Rijkeboer, Peter Schneider, Michael Fehr, Ozan Zakariya Keskinkılıç, Donat Blum, Valentin Moritz, Franziska Schutzbach
16.07.2023
The big spoken word finale with Ulrike Haidacher, Cenk Korkmaz, Julia Steiner, Marco Gurtner, Tommy Vercetti & Dezmond Dez and Pablo Vögtli
2022
11.07.2022
Fantastic, brutal, hardcore - a tremendous opening night with the Jamaican Booker Prize winner and Figurehead of queer literature
11.07.2022
Fantastic, brutal, hardcore - a musical ride from hell with the currently internationally most successful Swiss band
12.07.2022
Stand up and move on - with the current Peace Prize winner from Zimbabwe
12.07.2022
Stand up and move on - with the Swiss Hiphop/Soul queen and Swiss Music Award Winner
14.07.2022
Love in times of war - with a new live scoring of the Soviet silent film
16.07.2022
Well, something's happened again - terrific fun with tons of 'garbage' and a knee in tub 4.
17.07.2022
The grand Spoken word finale, feat. Reeto von Gunten, Jule Weber (D), Christoph Simon, Fine Degen, Marco Gurtner
2021
18.07.2021
Best of Spoken Word feat. Gülsha Adilji, Ágota Dimén, Guy Krneta, Tanja Kummer, Rebekka Lindauer, Christoph Simon
21.09.2021
Best of Spoken Word feat. Uta Köbernick, Manuel Stahlberger, Kilian Ziegler, 9 Volt Nelly
24.10.2021
Best of Spoken Word feat. Lisa Christ, Olivia El Sayed, Stefanie Grob, Etrit Hasler, Simon Chen
2020
2019
14.07.2019
Best of Spoken Word feat. Matto Kämpf, Lara Stoll, Simon Chen, Helene Bockhorst, Interrobang
2018
06.07.2018
Choose life. Choose a job. Choose a career. Choose a family, Choose a fucking big television Choose washing machines, cars, compact disc players, and electrical tin openers.
08.07.2018
Best of Spoken Word feat. Renato Kaiser, Patti Basler, Knackboul, Lisa Christ, Jens Nielsen
2017
09.07.2017
Best of Performance Poetry feat. Jochen Distelmeyer, Jurczok 1001, Amina Abdulkadir, Ariane von Graffenried, Patti Basler
2016
2015
2014
2013
11.07.2013
Probably the weirdest Swiss debut novel of all times