Every Sunday evening, when the sun begins to set, the garden of the House of the Republic turns into a very special place: gathering around a campfire, artists present their shaman Campfire performances that blend rituals, love and debate. Shamanism – one of the oldest problem-solving and healing traditions in the world – mediates between the worlds of humans and of spirits. Communal experiences that illuminate our world from different angles emerge by the campfire with music, dance and language, invigorating that world with new, utopian life.