When does the event take place?

The conversation takes place on Sunday, November 15, 2026, at 1:00 PM.

Where does the conversation about climate and health take place?

The venue is the Kunstmuseum Bochum at Kortumstraße 147, 44787 Bochum.

What is the focus of the event?

The focus is on the connections between climate change, health, and social responsibility.

Is the event part of a larger program?

Yes, the conversation is part of the multi-day Bochum program NOW! A WEEKEND FOR THE CLIMATE.

Who is the event suitable for?

The offering is aimed at anyone interested in climate protection, health prevention, sustainability, and social exchange.

Climate and Health at the Kunstmuseum Bochum: A conversation that moves

Name: NOW! A WEEKEND FOR THE CLIMATE – A Conversation about Climate and Health
Start: 2026-11-15T13:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-15T15:00:00+01:00
Location: Kunstmuseum Bochum

Experience climate and health in an open conversation

How is the climate crisis changing our daily lives and what are its consequences for our health? In the conversation as part of NOW! A WEEKEND FOR THE CLIMATE, the personal and societal impacts of climate change are in focus. The Kunstmuseum Bochum combines cultural ambiance with a thorough examination of a topic that affects all generations.

When climate protection becomes a health issue

Heatwaves, air pollution, and changing living conditions make it clear that climate protection also means health protection. The event invites participants to understand connections, ask questions, and gain new perspectives on the challenges of the present.

Dialogue instead of a frontal event

The conversation focuses on exchange and closeness to the audience. In the special atmosphere of the Kunstmuseum, there is space for context, discussion, and personal thoughts. The event is aimed at people interested in climate change, health prevention, sustainable urban development, and social responsibility.

Part of a Bochum Climate Weekend

NOW! A WEEKEND FOR THE CLIMATE is supported by several cultural and educational institutions in Bochum. The network includes, among others, the Kunstmuseum Bochum, the Schauspielhaus Bochum, the Planetarium Bochum, the Volkshochschule Bochum, the German Mining Museum Bochum, the Ruhrtriennale, and the Bochum Symphony Orchestra. The multi-day program combines conversations, workshops, tours, and other cultural offerings related to climate change and sustainability.

Conclusion

If you do not want to view climate and health separately, you will experience an engaging afternoon with societal relevance at the Kunstmuseum Bochum. The event offers understandable impulses, personal encounters, and space for an open dialogue. Note the date now and experience the climate weekend in Bochum live.