Made by Youth
SILBERSALZ made by Youth is the year-round youth program of the SILBERSALZ festival by and for Youth.
In cooperation with science2public, there are ongoing events throughout the city and in Passage 13 on technology, media, social issues, and science education.
Passage 13 is the permanent location of SILBERSALZ made by Youth and is centrally located in Halle Neustadt.
You can expect exciting events, courses, exhibitions, and workshops around the topics of Maker, sustainability, utopias and global justice, climate protection, AI and gaming.
Science meets …:
Once a month, the "Science Meets ..."evening takes place at Passage 13, together with regional partners from art, culture, and science.
01-14.03.2021: The exhibition: "We live in a time - artists question their environment".
To kick off the series of events, SILBERSALZ met five artists and asked them to provide their own works on the festival theme. In order to be able to present them in a Corona-compliant way, we will use the windows of Passage 13 as an exhibition display. During the evening hours of 01-14 March 2021, Susanne and Nina Langbehn, Johannes Rudloff, Eileen Farida Almarales Noy and Julius Anger will make contact with the outside world through these windows. They will show cinematic works that symbolise and question the unequal relationship of people to their respective living environments and everyday realities in very different ways.
SILBERSALZJugendhochschule
The >"SILBERSALZ Jugendhochschule" of Passage 13 is a free program for young people. In cooperation with various partners from universities and educational institutions, the SILBERSALZJugendhochschule offers high-quality programs in the fields of science & technology, politics & society, art & culture, empowerment & skills.
Are you interested in 3D printing? Do you want to start your own label? Or are you planning to make it big in the world of finance? Then sign up for one of our courses.
Due to the current situation, the courses will be held online for the time being.
Climate Researcher Group
The Climate Researcher Group currently takes place at the "Gemeinschaftsschule Kastanienallee" The group is the place for scientific experimentation and work in the face of impending climate change.
Cinemathon - short film cinema for youth
You have made great films?
Or you can imagine making great films?
Then apply for the Cinemathon at Passage 13.
You can submit anything from cell phone videos, stop-motion, recordings with professional camera technology or anything else. The main thing is video.
The selected films will be shown at the Cinemathon in Passage 13 at the end of May.
The best films will be awarded.
If you lack the technical equipment, you can also use the camera equipment of Passage 13 to realize your ideas.
More information and registration at www.passage13.de/Cinemathon or o.brand@silbersalz-festival.com or via WhatsApp 01522 2327533.
DIY workshop in the Maker Space at Passage 13
In Passage 13, a Makerspace and various knowledge spaces will be set up together with young people. We hope that as soon as possible when the Corona situation has improved, we can open the doors again.
Here you can experiment independently, build things, work with computers and power technology, and try out different media.
In the meantime, we will be setting up the toGO hands-on workshop for you in front of our doors starting in February. There you can take small games, experiments or craft kits for your free time at home.
(Youth-)BarCamp on Utopia and Global Justice
On June 23, 2021, the big Bar Camp on Utopia and Global Justice will take place at Passage 13. You are interested in politics? You want to help shape the world and exchange ideas and network with others? Then this is the right place for you!
For one afternoon we want to develop ideas for a better future with several workshops and exchange formats.
Youth Convention Science & Maker Faire
Passage 13 is one location of the SILBERSALZ Festival. This year, we invite you to experience exciting experiments from all areas of science at the Youth Convention Science. You can also apply with your own scientific work and become an active* contributor. Watch for announcements.
