Experience the Wonders of Nature: The Show by Dominik Eulberg
Show: Dominik Eulberg
28. Oct 2026
21:00 - 22:30
- Location: Arthouse Le Paris
- Language: DE
- Ticket: CHF 35.00
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Nature doesn’t need better arguments, it needs more attention. Through music, visuals, and storytelling, Dominik Eulberg takes the audience on an authentic audiovisual journey into the fascinating world of biodiversity right on our doorstep. His talk shows that wonder is the beginning of all insight and that appreciation is essential for protecting the natural world around us.
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Dominik Eulberg
DJ, Author & Science Communicator
Hailing from the Westerwald region in Germany, Dominik Eulberg is a DJ, author, and one of the most prominent biodiversity ambassadors in the German-speaking area. For over 30 years, he has bridged the gap between club culture and nature education, inspiring audiences through music, books, and various projects celebrating the captivating diversity of local ecosystems. His work is driven by the conviction that conservation requires not only knowledge, but above all, empathy.
28. Oct 2026
21:00 - 22:30
- Location: Arthouse Le Paris
- Language: DE
- Ticket: CHF 35.00
- In Collaboration with:
Nature doesn’t need better arguments, it needs more attention. Through music, visuals, and storytelling, Dominik Eulberg takes the audience on an authentic audiovisual journey into the fascinating world of biodiversity right on our doorstep. His talk shows that wonder is the beginning of all insight and that appreciation is essential for protecting the natural world around us.
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Dominik Eulberg
DJ, Author & Science Communicator
Hailing from the Westerwald region in Germany, Dominik Eulberg is a DJ, author, and one of the most prominent biodiversity ambassadors in the German-speaking area. For over 30 years, he has bridged the gap between club culture and nature education, inspiring audiences through music, books, and various projects celebrating the captivating diversity of local ecosystems. His work is driven by the conviction that conservation requires not only knowledge, but above all, empathy.
