Prominent events in the AQ

Media magnet Andreas Quartier

The Andreas Quartier in Düsseldorf regularly opens its doors for exclusive events. These make a significant contribution to social life and draw public attention to important and interesting topics.

For this, Düsseldorf's living room not only provides festive rooms in the right size and number. It also offers the spectacular backdrops for press photos, TV reports and interviews that make their way around the media world: the imposing entrance portal, the lounge and lobby – above all because of its hall with magnificent staircases reminiscent of a palace.

This ‘Hall of Fame’ is therefore dedicated to all celebrities from the worlds of art, music, entertainment, business, politics and the media who have already found their way into Düsseldorf's living room.

Speech at an evening event in front of the illuminated columned portal with the ‘AQ Wohnzimmer Düsseldorfs’ banner

Three men seated on the grand staircase, its steps painted with a river landscape

Man in glasses holding up an open book with a painted red heart and a handwritten dedication

Celebrities at the Andreas Quartier

See and be seen

The Andreas Quartier helps to establish valuable new relationships between well-known personalities, as well as with media representatives and other guests and residents. For example, the following VIPs have already been guests here: the singer and photographer Bryan Adams, the folk music legend Heino, the singer Marc Marshall, the Minister President of North Rhine-Westphalia Hendrik Wüst, the Berlin SPD state chairwoman and senator Franziska Giffey, the actor and professional rider Heino Ferch, the artists Stephan Kaluza and Julian Schnabel, the gallerist Dirk Geuer, the journalist and TV presenter Wolfram Kons, the cabaret artist and visual artist Dieter Nuhr and the entrepreneur and start-up investor Nils Glagau.

Singer with microphone and guitarist on stage in front of an RTL – Wir helfen Kindern banner

Three men in front of the columned portal beneath the banner ‘Alles bleibt im Fluss – Stephan Kaluza – Das Rheinprojekt’

Cheque presentation for RTL – Wir helfen Kindern with two women dressed as angels in front of the sponsor wall

Exemplary social commitment

Events with heart in the heart of the state capital

The charity events in the Andreas Quartier are characterised not only by high-profile guests and impressive performances, but also by the diversity of the projects supported. From art auctions to music and cabaret evenings to exclusive dinner events – the range of events is just as diverse as the causes supported. The focus is always on promoting culture, education and social engagement. The elegant rooms of the Andreas Quartier provide the perfect setting for these events, creating an atmosphere in which celebration and philanthropy meet at the highest level, but also in a particularly pleasant way.

By continuously organising such events, the Andreas Quartier has established itself as an important player in Düsseldorf's cultural landscape.

Manuela Schmitz, Uwe Schmitz, Wolfram Kons and Ebru Öksüz in Santa hats with a donation cheque for RTL – Wir helfen Kindern

The No Angels – Lucy, Nadja, Sandy and Jessica – making heart shapes with their hands in front of the sponsor wall

Two men in suits in the leafy courtyard of the Andreas Quartier

Four men with a donation cheque for 50,000 euros for the RTL – Wir helfen Kindern foundation

Panel talk in the stairwell in front of an exhibition wall reading ‘Bryan Adams’, with a photograph on an easel

Seven guests at a charity gala in front of the sponsor wall, flanked by two women dressed as angels

Guests chatting at an evening event, a man in a dinner jacket in the foreground and a camera crew beside him

Six guests posing in front of the Frankonia and RTL – Wir helfen Kindern press wall

Woman in a leather jacket and man in glasses signing a book

Group photo of seven guests in front of a press wall with Frankonia, RTL and FRANK'S logos

Singer in a red checked costume performing with a big band on stage at a charity gala

Guests with glasses of sparkling wine in lively conversation at an evening reception

Three men posing on the grand staircase steps painted in shades of water and riverbank

Four people with an auction gavel in front of a large red horse built from toy bricks with a white cross

Guest in a sequinned jacket throwing his arms wide, with four guests behind him at the press wall

Guests applauding at a festively laid table with wine glasses

Young man with a violin, a woman and a man in sunglasses in front of festively lit columns

Press conference with TV microphones on the table in front of a banner reading ‘Das Andreas Quartier – Mehr als ein Zuhause’

Three people with a small dog in front of the entrance portal beneath the banner ‘Alles bleibt im Fluss’

Four people presenting a framed black-and-white photograph of a smiling lady in a hat

Julian Schnabel and guests in front of a large white sculpture at the entrance to the Art Concierge

Staff applauding a football team as it descends the grand staircase

Dieter Nuhr being interviewed in front of a large-format picture

Holger Hetzel and two guests shaking hands at the press wall, one holding a riding helmet and crop

Julian Schnabel and three guests in front of a white sculpture at the entrance to the Art Concierge

Three people with a dog in front of a statue draped in the Ukrainian flag on the cobbled square

Hendrik Wüst with guests, including a woman dressed as an angel, in front of the sponsor wall

Karl Lagerfeld and Uwe Schmitz in front of a bookcase

Saxophonist Kay Grossmann playing in front of the ‘AQ Wohnzimmer Düsseldorfs’ sign

Thomas Baumgärtel spray-painting a banana onto a wooden stool for UNICEF

Thomas Baumgärtel and Lord Mayor Dr Stephan Keller with guests and banana artworks on the grand staircase

Saxophonist in a blue suit on the grand staircase, lined with blue Frankonia gift bags

Live music on the terrace: guitarist, singer and saxophonist beneath a parasol

Sevilla FC team coach outside the Andreas Quartier, with onlookers at the entrance behind