When does the Poetry Slam in Bonn start?

The evening begins on June 18, 2026, at 7:30 PM.

How much does admission cost?

The pre-sale costs 15 Euros, reduced 10 Euros, each plus possible pre-sale fees.

Where does the event take place?

At the Pantheon, Siegburger Str. 42, 53229 Bonn.

Is the Pantheon wheelchair accessible?

Yes, according to the directions the Pantheon is wheelchair accessible. There is a ground-level entrance and a disabled restroom in the entrance foyer.

Are there parking facilities?

Yes, there are parking spaces in the courtyard of Siegburger Str. 42 and in the surrounding streets. Please pay attention to resident parking zones.

How do you get there by public transport?

The Pantheon is well connected. Bus lines 529, 603, 608, 609, and the night bus line N4 stop nearby; the Bonn-Beuel train station is about a five-minute walk away.

Out with the Language Bonn 2026

Name: Out with the Language - Poetry Slam
Start: 2026-06-18T21:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-06-19T00:00:00+02:00
Location: Pantheon

Word Art, Competition and Goosebumps: Poetry Slam at the Pantheon Bonn

The Bonn Poetry Slam Out with the Language brings the literary tension to the stage on June 18, 2026, at the Pantheon that makes Spoken Word so irresistible: direct language, pointed texts, strong voices, and an audience that helps decide the evening.

An Evening for Contemporary Literature

Here, six poets meet for a lyrical showdown with original texts. What emerges is not merely a competition, but a vivid literary experience that balances wit, attitude, poetry and political sharpness. Moderated by Anna Lisa Azur, the evening unfolds exactly the kind of reading atmosphere where language is not explained, but experienced.

The Stage as a Resonance Space

On this evening, the Pantheon becomes a sound space for language in all its diversity. Whether thoughtful, silly, touching, prosaic or hilarious: The Poetry Slam thrives on rhythm, timing, and the art of condensing big themes into a few precise lines. Musical guest Dan O'Clock enhances the evening with his unique tone that straddles emotionality and humor.

Audience, Applause, and Literary Energy

What remains particularly appealing is the openness of the format. The audience decides the winner, and therein lies the allure: literature is not on display here, but negotiated collectively. Those who love contemporary poetry will find in this author encounter without distance an evening full of linguistic precision and surprising moments.

Venue with Character

The Pantheon in Bonn-Beuel is well-known as a venue for cultural evenings. The hall is wheelchair accessible, air-conditioned, and well connected to public transport. Parking is available in the courtyard of Siegburger Straße 42 and in the surrounding streets.

Conclusion: Out with the Language is an evening for everyone who wants not only to read literature but to hear, feel, and ideally share it with the entire audience. Those who want to experience modern slam culture at its best should catch this date live at the Pantheon.