For centuries, stories have been how we make sense of the world. We gather, we listen, we recognize something of ourselves in them. This night is an invitation to slow down, to listen, and to be part of something shared. Between the stories, Quena Tapia will share Latinamerican folk songs with her beautiful voice and guitar. Will you join us? 🪑 Tickets: 10 €. Seats are limited, reservation is required. 💌 Email hausteather@gmail.com to reserve your seat. ℹ️ We’ll send you all the details, including the address, a few days before the event. HAUS is a private flat 👉 Since this is a small, intimate gathering and tickets are paid at the door, we kindly ask you to let us know in advance if you can’t make it, so someone else can take your place.

Johanna Wollin is a Peruvian-German storyteller who blends theatre, improv, stand-up, and the warmth of stories told by the fireside, inviting the audience into a world of myths, legends, and timeless tales. Quena Tapia is a versatile musician who sings and plays acoustic guitar, bringing to life the rhythms and emotions of Latinoamérica. From Argentina to Peru, from Chile to Bolivia, her songs carry stories rooted deep in memory and identity, shaped by her background as the daughter of Chilean folk musicians.