Thursday
September 2, 2010
10-00 – 20-00 Arrival of the participants at the hotels “Tsetsyno” and “Bukovyna”.
Friday
September 3, 2010
11-00 – 11-30 Unveiling Vienna street in Chernivtsi (corner of Ruska and Sumska Streets).
11-00 – 12-30 Cultural Tours of Chernivtsi including Paul Celan’s house and Rose Auslander’s house.
11-00 – 13-00 Sound-break poetry at Theatre Square.
14-00 – 15-00 Tour of the University (Kotsiubynskogo Street, 2)
15-00 – 16-30 Poetry recitation by the authors in the Marble Hall of the University (Kotsiubynskogo Street, 2).
Participants: Juri Andrukhovych, Natalka Bilotserkivets, Elke Erb, Gerhard Falkner,
Milena Findeis, Hendrik Jackson, Ingeborg Kaiser, Oleg Lysheha, Brigitte Oleschinski,
Igor Pomeranzev, Andreas Saurer, Julian Schutting, Peter Waterhouse, Michael March
Presenters: Petro Ryhlo, Mark Belorusez
16-30 – 17-30 Coffee and wine on the terrace of the Marble Hall. The classical music, live (Kotsiubynskogo Street, 2).
18-00 – 19-00 Opening ceremony of the exhibition of Alain Rivi?re in the Art Museum (Central Square, 10).
19-00 – 21-30 Demonstration of the contest poetry of the nominees for “Buk” prize in cafe “Strimko” (Soborna Square, 5).
20-30 – 22-00 Cigar-poetic evening in the club-restaurant “Sorbonne”. Contemporary classical music live (Universytetska Street, 21A).
Participants: Juri Andrukhovych
Presenters: Oleksandr Boychenko
22-00 – 23-00 Opening of the video-installation “Temple”. Cantor songs of Joseph Schmidt (Universytetska Street, 10).
23-00 – 05-00 Electronic music party “Electropoetry” in the club “Sorbonne”. Martha Valueva photographic exhibition (Universytetska Street, 21A).
DJ’s:
TRIAD, HENREE, FRANKSEN, SOULSURFER
WEBBER,`MISS SUE, LERA
MC’s: KEMO, DIVA
Saturday
September 4, 2010
12-00 – 13-00 Presentation of the literary journal “ПРОSTORY” in cafe “Strimko” (Soborna Square, 5).
13-00 – 15-00 Stage of the young poets in cafe “Strimko” (Soborna Square, 5).
Participants: Kateryna Babkina, Sashko Gorsky, Bohdan-Oleg Horobchuk, Oleh Kotsarev, Dmytro Lazutkin, Andriy Liubka, Khrystya Vengrynyuk
15-00 – 17-00 Poetry recitation by the authors in the musical-drama Olga Kobylianska Theatre. Classical music live (Theatre Square, 1).
Participants: Oleg Lysheha, Elke Erb, Michael March
Presenters: Mark Belorusez, Igor Pomeranzev
17-00 – 18-00 Visiting the Museum of the History and Culture of Bukovinian Jews in the Jewish House (Theatre Square, 5).
18-30 – 20-00 Poetry recitation by the authors near the German National House (Kobylianska Street, 58).
Participants: Brigitte Oleschinski, Julian Schutting, Andreas Saurer
Presenters: Petro Ryhlo
20-00 – 21-00 Theatre performance of Paul Celan’s poetry near the German National House (Kobylianska Street, 53).
21-00 – 22-30 Wine and poetry evening in the restaurant “Carinthia”. Presentation of Igor Pomerantsev’s book “Vinnyye lavki”. Classical music live (Kobylianska Street, 53).
Participants: Igor Pomeranzev
Presenters: Oleksandr Boychenko, Diana Klochko
23-00 – 05-00 Electronic music party “Electropoetry” in the club-restaurant “Sorbonne” (Universytetska Street, 21A).
DJ’s:
SUNCHASE, TRIAD, LOST SEQUENCE, SOULGRIFTER
MAXI, MAX DE MAZZ, STK-05
MC KEMO
Sunday
September 5, 2010
12-00 – 13-30 Presentation of Barbara Wiedemann’s book “Paul Celan and Gustav Chomedde: ‘I need your letters’” in the Red Hall of Chenivtsi National Yurii Fedkovych University (Kotsiubynskogo Street, 2).
14-00 – 17-00 “Open microphone” (Kobylianska Street, 3).
17-00 – 18-30 Poetry recitation by the authors in the Art Museum (Central Square, 10).
Participants: Natalka Bilotserkivets, Peter Waterhouse, Hendrik Jackson
Presenter: Petro Ryhlo
20-00 – 22-00 Poetry recitation by the authors in the complex “Tsetsyno” (Kramatorska Street, 29B).
Participants: Sergiy Zhadan, Milena Findeis, Ingeborg Kaiser, Gerhard Falkner
Presenters: Oleksandr Boychenko, Mark Belorusets, Igor Pomeranzev
22-00 – 23-00 Discussion evening in the complex “Tsetsyno”. Ethnic music. Fire show (Kramatorska Street, 29B).
Monday
September 6, 2010
Departure of the participants.


“I find something as immaterial as language, yet earthly, terrestrial, in the shape of a circle which, via both poles, rejoins itself and on the way serenely crosses even the tropics: I find… a meridian."