Projektil presents:
PULSE Leipzig: Immersive Light Show at Lutherkirche
Leipzig
Feel the pulse of the water.
Smetana's masterpiece The Moldau as an immersive experience
Lutherkirche · from 28 November 2026
Shows
PROJEKTIL · over 3 million visitors worldwide
Between orchestra and electronics, between live music and cinematic staging, accompanied by spectacular 360° light projections: with PULSE the artist collective makes Smetana's classic masterpiece The Moldau sound anew inside the Lutherkirche.
Choose your version and feel the pulse of the water.
– Schedule –
Calendar
The ticket shop opens in a new tab. You choose date and time there.
– Plan Your Visit –
Visitor Information
Dates
28 November 2026 to 22 January 2027
Opening Hours
Days and times vary by week. Please arrive 10–15 min before your booked slot.
Duration
Cinematic: 30 min · Live in Concert: 45 min
Address
Ferdinand-Lassalle-Straße 25, 04109 Leipzig
Venue
Lutherkirche Leipzig (indoors – no impact from weather)
Age
Suitable for all ages · No minimum age
Language
No language required – purely visual and musical
Accessibility
No wheelchair access · Free companion card for "Schwerbehindertenausweis B" (at the box office)
Parking
Parking nearby is limited. Public transport recommended: 15 min from the main station by public transport.
Photography
Welcome! Tag @lumisphere.art · No flash · No tripods
Toilets
Toilets accessible in emergencies only
– The Venue –
Lutherkirche Leipzig
The Lutherkirche in Leipzig's Bachviertel, right at the edge of the picturesque Johannapark, is the second preaching venue of the Evangelical Lutheran parish of St. Thomas and an important place of living faith and vibrant culture.
The foundation stone of the neo-Gothic brick church was laid on 10 November 1883 on the 400th birthday of the reformer Martin Luther. Built to plans by the architect Julius Zeißig, it was consecrated in 1886. Today its tower, about 65 metres high with steep gables, shapes the skyline of western Leipzig. Inside, the richly decorated oak carving of the pulpit and a remarkable historic copy of Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper, painted by James Marshall for the chancel, stand out.
Since the reunification with the Thomas parish in 2002 the building has played a special dual role: as the spiritual centre of the forum thomanum education campus, the Lutherkirche bridges the centuries-old tradition of the Thomanerchor and modern parish work. Besides regular services, its atmospheric acoustics make it a valued setting for concerts and cultural events.
LOCATION
GETTING HERE
VENUE
Lutherkirche Leipzig
Ferdinand-Lassalle-Straße 2504109 Leipzig
Germany
TRANSPORT
Public transport recommended. The main station is a 25 min walk or 15 min by public transport.
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