Neighbor Living Room Sessions presents - Nyckelhappy Connection

Nyckelharpa, double bass, literary readings and wine pairings — an evening where Northern European folk meets Baroque, at Neighbor Wine Stor

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A free evening of live music, literary readings and wine at the Neighbor Wine Store.

Nyckelhappy Connection — Michaela Jank and Valentin Cointot on Nyckelharpa and Bassnyckelharpa — are accompanied by Sebastian Ringer on double bass. Together they develop a sound that travels: baroque elegance meets rousing folklore, Northern European in spirit, warm and lively in a room of this size.

Between the musical blocks, Verena Mallett reads literary texts about wine. Music and literature in the same room - each makes the other resonate differently.

Neighbor rounds off the evening: each program block is accompanied by a wine from the collection. Sound, word and glass — in that order, or whichever you prefer.

Neighbor Living Room Sessions brings music where it belongs: close. No gap between the stage and the glass. Just one room, thirty people and a story worth hearing.

Free entry. Donations welcome — every contribution helps keep live music alive.

Wines by the glass and bottles from the Neighbor collection are available all evening.

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A free evening of live music, literary readings and wine at Neighbor Wine Store.

Nyckelhappy Connection — Michaela Jank and Valentin Cointot on nyckelharpa and bass nyckelharpa — are joined by Sebastian Ringer on double bass. Together they build a sound that travels: Baroque elegance meeting traditional folk, Northern European in spirit, warm and alive in a room this size.

Between the musical sets, Verena Mallett reads literary texts about wine. Music and literature in the same space, each making the other land differently.

To complete the evening, Neighbor pairs each program section with a wine from the collection. Sound, word and glass — in that order, or whichever order you prefer.

Neighbor Living Room Sessions brings music to where it belongs: close. No distance between the stage and the glass in your hand. Just one room, thirty people, and a story worth hearing.

Entry is free. Donations are welcome — every contribution helps keep live music alive.

Wines by the glass and bottles from the Neighbor collection available throughout the evening.