Gasteig HP8 is Munich’s new center for culture, education, and encounter – lively, diverse, and open to all.
Since autumn 2021, the Gasteig’s temporary home has been located next to the Süd heating plant, just upstream on the premises of the Munich public utility company (Stadtwerke München).
Here, what has always defined the Gasteig continues: a place for concerts, film festivals, readings, exhibitions, language courses, and much more.
Whether you’re dropping by spontaneously to browse, to learn, or coming with a specific cultural purpose – Gasteig HP8 offers space for inspiration, exchange, and unexpected experiences.
Gasteig HP8 is also a venue for KINO ASYL, made possible through cooperation with the Munich City Library.
Hans-Preißinger-Straße 8, 81379 München
“My current documentary is 19 minutes long and portrays three people from different countries who fled to Germany. They speak about the challenges they faced on their journey and in their new lives in Germany, and they express their gratitude for the opportunities they have found here. At the same time, they share their hopes […]
“This is a story about five friends. They have their own special meeting spot. When one of them volunteers to go to the front and another plans to leave the country illegally, they decide to meet there one last time. At their spot, they laugh, argue, and talk about serious matters. But one thing always […]
“People Power, Our Power – The Revolution Will Be Televised: While the wind of change blows through Uganda, East Africa, a revolution is unfolding on television with the rise of Bobi Wine – the pop star turned politician who seeks to end Uganda’s long and brutal dictatorship. This documentary follows the inspiring activism of Bobi […]
No matter what religion – we are all human beings. This film deals with violence, inequality, and power, which I find incredibly disturbing. Through this film, I want to draw attention to the issue. It’s important to me to make the audience think. I’m looking forward to discussing the film and its themes with the […]
“The story is based on the poetic play “The Forest Song” by the poet Lesya Ukrainka and is inspired by Ukrainian and Slavic folk mythology. This animated film is a great way to understand what is good and what is bad, what responsibility and love mean. My child really enjoyed this cartoon, and I wanted […]
