Easter Market
4. to 5. April 2020
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Barely a week goes by without some festival or exciting event taking place in Weimar. Classical concerts, plays on stage and in the open air and many exhibitions at Weimar's museums. Even more convivial are our markets and fairs
Highlights
all year
Deutsches Nationaltheater Weimar
Whether classics or modern theatre: The repertoire of Weimar's Deutsches Nationaltheater is enormous. This year FAUST I and II, Hamlet or Fidelio are on stage.
21 March to 27 March 2020
The Bauhaus in the case-files
The state archive of Thuringia presents the original documents of the Bauhaus.
1. April to 29. September 2019
See the Witnesses
For several years, the Weimar photographer Thomas Müller portrayed former prisoners of the Buchenwald concentration camp. For the opening of the Bauhaus anniversary year, large-format photo portraits in public areas are meant to be both a confrontation and an invitation to pause and reflect.
16. August till 17. November 2019
Speach renewal!
At the Bauhaus, experiments with speech were just as elementary and compositional as those with colors, forms and building materials. The ACC-Gallery calls for: Speech Renewal! And brings contemporary literates, lyricists and other writers and artists to Weimar.
from 28 Aug 2019 to 05 Jan 2020
Adventures in Reason
Goethe and the natural sciences around 1800. For the first time ever, the Klassik Stiftung Weimar presents Goethe’s extensive natural scientific collection. Visitors can look forward to a thrilling thematic presentation with innovative media stations which revisit the debates of the burgeoning...
9. to 14. July 2019
Bach Biennale Weimar
At the Bach Biennale Weimar, Bach’s music can be heard and experienced at the authentic and historic venues in the Bach City of Weimar. In preparation for the anniversary year, the close relationship between the Bauhaus Masters and Johann Sebastian Bach will be explored.
26. - 29. September 2019
Triennale of Modernism
Based on the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of modernism in Weimar, Dessau and Berlin, the “Triennale of Modernism” programme aims to build a supraregional network of modernism and raise greater public awareness of the buildings and avant-garde relationships of the early 20th century.
12 October 2019 to 12 January 2020
Mathilde von Freytag-Loringhoven (1860–1941)
This special exhibition is about an artist and a writer Methilde von Freytag-Loringhoven, who criticised the Bauhaus movement as too radical for the bourgeois artists.
from 28 Aug 2019 to 05 Jan 2020
Adventures in Reason
Goethe and the natural sciences around 1800. For the first time ever, the Klassik Stiftung Weimar presents Goethe’s extensive natural scientific collection. Visitors can look forward to a thrilling thematic presentation with innovative media stations which revisit the debates of the burgeoning...
8 - 10 November 2019
8. Playground-Festival Weimar
The 8th Playgroundfestival is dedicated to music from the time of the universal genius Leonardo da Vinci (1452 - 1519).
7 December 2019
Bauhaus Ball
The festivals of the early Bauhäusler were varied: theatre, opera, parodies and dance. The Thuringian Dance Academy wants to tie in with this understanding of celebration with a roaring summer night ball. Venue: Weimarhalle
6. April 2019
Threatened democracy. The Weimar Republic and the Kapp Putsch of March 13, 1920.
The Kapp Putsch was directed against democracy and brought the Weimar Republic to the brink of civil war. The coup attempt failed after 100 hours, also due to the biggest general strike in German history. The exhibition focuses on the events in Weimar.
8 February - 26 April 2020
Enrico Freytag
An exhibition with works of the Weimar artist and graduates of the Bauhaus University Weimar Enrico Freitag. The exhibition's opening will take place on 7 February at 5 pm in the presence of the artist.
1, 8 and 15. March 2020
Weimar Talks
On three Sundays, renowned speakers from culture, politics, journalism or business will speak on given or self-chosen topics.
3-26 April 2020
Thuringia Bach Festival
The Thuringia Bach Festival is the largest festival of classical music in the Free State of Thuringia. Specialising in Baroque music and performing the works of Johann Sebastian Bach and his sons in authentic sites, the festival appeals to music lovers and tourists alike.
3 April - 2 August 2020
Photo exhibition on the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Thuringia from National Socialism
"Entering Germany" - Images from the everyday life of a US soldier during the 2nd World War. The veteran of the US Army and famous photographer Tony Vaccaro documented the entering of his division from France to Germany with a private camera.
10 - 13 April 2020
Weimar during Easter
Easter walk in the Ilmpark, Goethe's Faust on the big stage in the DNT or concerts of the Thuringian Bach Festival and in the town church. There are many ways to spend your cultural Easter in Weimar.
1st of May 2020
Celebrate the 1st of May in Weimar: flea market in the old town or Festival of the bridge Sternbrücke in the Park on the River Ilm.
7 May to 21 June 2020
Köstritzer Spiegelzelt
Almost seven weeks of top-notch entertainment in intimate surroundings. At the Köstritzer Spiegelzelt - a mirror marquee in Weimar, guests can expect superb concerts and fun-packed variety evenings together with fine food and drink.
from 6. April 2019
The Bauhaus is from Weimar
The exhibition at the new bauhaus museum weimar will offer an adequate presentation format for one of the most important Bauhaus collections in the country and the oldest Bauhaus holdings in the world, for which Walter Gropius himself picked out the core collection.
28 May to 8 June 2020
Pentecost Festival at Ettersburg Palace
Old and classical music, hits, jazz, pop, literature, theatre and philosophy can be experienced during Whitsun Week and Pentecost Weekend at Schloss Ettersburg. An impressive crossover programme is offered.
16 May 2020
The Night of Museums
The temples of culture and history will be opened until late in the night. Inhabitants as well as tourists or culture vultures can join the stream of visitors to visit all museums in Weimar until midnight.
19 June - 17 July 2020
Open-air Summer Theatre
In the Open-Air Summer Theatre "How Do I Love Thee?", Shakespeare uses the whole keyboard of love confusions and sudden twists. He creates one of the most beautiful summer comedies about happiness and suffering, whose lightness comes from the knowledge that the next winter will certain come.
21 June 2020
Fête de la Musique
Weimar celebrates a midsummer night festival after French example with music in every street.
9 - 12 July 2020
summaery 2020
The Bauhaus University Weimar is celebrating summer with its annual review throughout the city. Successful final and study projects, exhibitions, performances, readings and presentations.
18 July 2020
Concert by night
Starting off with the audiences’ favourite: the Staatskapelle Weimar will perform on the floating stage songs of your choice. The audience will take its seats on the terraces or sit on the grass surrounding the reflecting pool of the Weimarhalle.
18. July till 1. August 2020
61. Weimar Meister Courses
Every summer musicians, professors, students and guests pilgrim to Weimar to produce and experience the lively classical scene on the streets and squares, and in the halls and salons.
18. July - 23. August 2020
Tiefurt Summer Theater
The background is the castle park in Tiefurt, the open-air stage, the theatre pieces as light as the summer breeze. Every year the focus of the performances is an original production. The Lyric Opera Studio Weimar also gives guest performances here.
20 July - 29 August 2020
Yiddish Summer Weimar
Yiddish Summer Weimar celebrates the rich Yiddish culture! This popular event includes workshops over several days that are an opportunity to learn more about yiddish songs, dances, the Yiddish language and instrumental Klezmer music.
12 September - 8 November 2020
Martin Neubert
Painting and ceramic objects. An exhibition of the work of the Weimar artist Martin Neubert. The opening of the exhibition will take place on 11 September at 5 p.m. in the presence of the artist.
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