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A two-day hardcore and straight-edge festival featuring 14 bands and vegan food more info

The MUNICH EDGExFEST is a two-day celebration of the hardcore and straight-edge music scene at Kafe Kult. The festival features a massive lineup of 14 bands, including Without a Word, Thrive, Influence, Handshake, Fragment, Remain, Escalate, Lifelike, Instinctive, Caged, CLEARxCUT, Supernova, Time Heist, and Sharp Tongues. Attendees can also enjoy vegan food and browse various distros.

A daytime disco event designed for those who enjoy the club atmosphere but prefer to be in bed by a reasonable hour more info

"Diskonacht am Tag" is a daytime disco event designed for those who enjoy the club atmosphere but prefer to be in bed by a reasonable hour. Held at the Milla Club—a basement venue in Munich without natural sunlight—the party starts in the late afternoon and concludes by 10:00 PM, ensuring attendees can enjoy their Sunday without a hangover or lack of sleep. The musical program features a diverse mix of hits from artists such as The Killers, Rednex, Backstreet Boys, Queen, Scooter, Fettes Brot, Kings of Leon, Deichkind, and the Spice Girls, played by "the city's thickest DJ duo." The event features neon lights, fog machines, and a welcoming atmosphere. Entry is restricted to individuals aged 18 and over.

DJ set with changing guest DJs or Florian at the helm more info

A relaxed evening at Gebrüder Keller featuring changing guest DJs or Florian at the helm.

A live performance by the band A Bunch of Birds as part of the Gutfeeling records event series more info

This show is one of several live performances, DJ gigs, and events organized by the Gutfeeling family and their extended circle of friends.

A live concert performance by the band A Bunch of Birds as part of the Gutfeeling records event series more info

A live concert performance by the band A Bunch of Birds as part of the Gutfeeling records event series. The event takes place at Kraut & Müller, located at the historic Viktualienmarkt. Gutfeeling records describes their concerts as the "most beautiful form of cultural promotion," where bands play live and the community celebrates together. This performance is one of several scheduled appearances for the band in Munich during the 2026 season.

A Belgian drama about a mother's harrowing legal battle to protect her children more info

This Belgian drama (2025), directed by Charlotte Devillers and Arnaud Dufeys, follows Alice, a 40-year-old mother facing a harrowing legal battle. In her attempt to protect her children and make their fears heard in court, she unexpectedly finds herself targeted by the justice system. The film explores the emotional struggle for justice, the blurred lines between guilt and responsibility, and the desperate lengths a mother will go to ensure her children's safety. It is a portrayal of a woman forced into heroism and a critique of a judicial system that scrutinizes those it should protect.

An educational evening discussing the achievements of the Cuban Revolution and the challenges the country faces today more info

This educational evening explores the trajectory of Cuba from its revolutionary achievements to its current state. The event addresses critical questions such as the achievements of the revolution, how Cuba asserted itself against imperialism, the internal contradictions that led to the abandonment of socialism, and how today's imperialist attacks can be countered. The discussion highlights the shift in political and economic decisions and calls for international solidarity with the Cuban people.

A concert evening dedicated to female composers, featuring works from the Romantic era to contemporary pieces more info

This concert evening is dedicated to female composers whose works are rarely heard by experienced concert audiences. The program features a variety of pieces ranging from solo works and four-handed piano music to original compositions, promising diverse and refreshing sounds. The program includes works by Fanny Hensel-Mendelssohn, Clara Schumann, Mel Bonis, Julia Ito, Cécile Chaminade, Lera Auerbach, and Amy Beach. Performers include Para Chang, Clara Siegle, Irina Shkolnikova, Julia Ito, Jana Förster, Birgitta Eila, and Eleonora Turkenich, with moderation by Annette Böhm.

A reading and musical performance featuring author Sven Stricker and actor Bjarne Mädel, presenting the new Sörensen novel more info

Author Sven Stricker and actor Bjarne Mädel present the sixth novel in the popular Sörensen series, 'Sörensen geht aufs Haus'. Bjarne Mädel, known for portraying Inspector Sörensen in the film adaptations, joins Stricker for this special reading. The evening is musically accompanied by Jan-Peter Pflug on the keyboard, the composer of the Sörensen audiobooks. The story follows Inspector Sörensen as he investigates a murder involving a childhood friend, while dealing with personal changes and his colleague Jenny's potential departure.

A music theater production by Yuri Umemoto exploring creation, ambition, and identity through a blend of opera, Japanese ghost stories, anime, and AI more info

"crypt_" is a music theater production by Japanese composer Yuri Umemoto, presented as part of the Münchener Biennale. The narrative follows a Japanese composer who, in his search for excess and abundance, encounters three ghostly nobles who challenge his desires and force him to confront his true values: his faith, his music, his culture, and his father. The production is a unique interdisciplinary blend of European opera, Japanese ghost stories (specifically "Hoichi the Earless"), anime, and artificial intelligence.

A trio performing acoustic world music, blending French Valse Musette, Jazz, Brazilian Samba, and Balkan rhythms more info

The trio 'Acoustic Caravan' acts as a traveling ambassador for acoustic world music, skillfully blending diverse genres into a cohesive and personal sound. Their repertoire integrates elements of French Valse Musette, Jazz, Brazilian Samba, and Bossa Nova, alongside the melancholic bandoneon influences of Astor Piazzolla and the rhythmic complexity of the Balkans. The ensemble consists of Vladislav Cojocaru (accordion), Vlado Grizelj (guitar), and Giorgi Makhoshvili (bass). Their original compositions reflect themes of independence, vitality, and emotional depth, ranging from delicate melodies to high-energy, virtuous performances.

A multidisciplinary cultural initiative and fundraiser for Palestine featuring art, food, workshops, and live music more info

This multidisciplinary cultural initiative in Munich is a response to the catastrophic situation in the Gaza Strip. Young artists from diverse cultural backgrounds have come together to organize a fundraising event to support affected families while showcasing the creative diversity of their community. The event blends art with activism, creating a space for exchange, solidarity, and young talent. It aims to be a place of connection between political concerns and cultural encounters. The event features a daytime bazaar with art, food, and workshops. After sunset, the atmosphere transitions into an energetic night featuring live sets and DJs. It is described as a moment of collective strength, resilience, and solidarity in action.

A screening as part of the 'UNSERE LASTER reloaded' film series more info

This event is part of the 'UNSERE LASTER reloaded' film series hosted at the Werkstattkino in Munich. The series features multiple screenings, with specific film details typically provided via the cinema's newsletter. The Werkstattkino is a traditional venue where 'every day is cinema day.' It operates with a 'cash only' policy and does not accept reservations. The box office opens 15 minutes before the start of the performance. Notably, the cinema does not show any commercial advertisements, so guests are requested to arrive punctually.

Acclaimed guitarist and MacArthur Fellow Mary Halvorson presents her new quartet, Canis Major, blending power, grace, and mystery in modern jazz more info

Mary Halvorson, the acclaimed guitarist, composer, and 2019 MacArthur Fellow, presents her new quartet, Canis Major, named after the 'Great Dog' constellation. Known for her charismatic and visionary guitar playing, Halvorson has consistently pushed the boundaries of modern jazz. The quartet's music is described as a blend of power, grace, mystery, and agility, featuring a lineup of exceptional musicians. Halvorson's work is celebrated as a prime example of the present and future of jazz, having collaborated with legends like Anthony Braxton and leading her own innovative ensembles like the Amaryllis Sextet. Line-up: Mary Halvorson (Guitar), Dave Adewumi (Trumpet), Henry Fraser (Bass), Tomas Fujiwara (Drums).

A unique experimental performance by Navid Navab using a robotically modified 100-year-old pipe organ, followed by a high-energy DJ set by Aquarian more info

Part of the 'Münchener Biennale - Festival für neues Musiktheater,' this event features Navid Navab's 'Organism: „In Turbulence Set 2“.' Navab performs with a 1910 Casavant pipe organ modified to produce turbulent, unstable sound patterns. The second half features DJ Aquarian, known for bridging genres like fast techno, Gqom, Baile Funk, and Jungle. Curated by Dietmar Lupfer, it's a cooperation between the Münchener Biennale 2026 and Muffatwerk.

A collaborative closing party for the Various Others art festival, featuring a diverse lineup of electronic music artists at Blitz Club more info

The 'Various Others Closing Party' is a collaborative event between the music series TUNE (Haus der Kunst) and the festival RITOURNELLE. Serving as the official closing celebration for the contemporary art festival Various Others, the night offers a multifaceted music program at the intersection of art and club culture. The event is both a celebration and a farewell, as it takes place at the Blitz Club, which is scheduled to close permanently in August 2026. The line-up features prominent voices in contemporary electronic music, including Nkisi (live), Tikiman (Paul St. Hilaire) & Richard Akingbehin, Blawan, MJK b2b Pariah, Carl Gari & Lynne Azzam (live), Sarmabot, and Authentically Plastic.

Lisa Schairer and Problemi play their favorite records more info

At Favorit Bar, artists are invited to play their favorite records. This session features Lisa Schairer and Problemi, starting at 10 PM.

A night dedicated to Deep Dubstep featuring immersive bass waves and rotating DJs from the TimeTripping collective more info

This event features "Time Tripping," a night dedicated to Deep Dubstep at Corleone. The atmosphere is described as immersive, with deep, rich, and minimalist bass waves that fill the space like dark water, creating an otherworldly experience. The sound profile focuses on the evolution of deep dubstep since 2010. The musical lineup includes rotating DJs from the "TimeTripping" bass music collective (founded in 2014) along with various other guest artists.

The official after-party for the Wannda Circus Open Air featuring electronic music until dawn more info

The 'Wannda Circus Opening / Bahnwärter Edition' is the official after-party following the Wannda Circus Open Air in Freimann. The event takes place at Bahnwärter Thiel and features a lineup of electronic music artists including Onni, Theologos, and Wanda Wild. The party is scheduled to continue until the first rays of sunshine.

An iconic party night dedicated to the biggest anthems and favorite pop icons more info

An iconic party night dedicated to the biggest anthems and favorite pop icons. The event celebrates the "Pop Girl Era" with a playlist featuring power pop hits from artists such as Sabrina Carpenter, Chappell Roan, Gracie Abrams, Olivia Rodrigo, Tate McRae, Dua Lipa, Lola Young, Madison Beer, Renée Rapp, Billie Eilish, Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, MARINA, Lorde, Beyoncé, Britney Spears, Rihanna, Raye, and Tyla. Expect a night full of drama, glitter, and high-energy vibes, including sing-alongs to tracks like "That’s So True" and "Pink Pony Club."

A Drum 'n' Bass rave featuring Munich-based artists before the summer break more info

BREAK IT DOWN is a Drum 'n' Bass event series hosted at Feierwerk. This specific edition, titled 'All Crews Are Beautiful #19,' serves as the final rave before the summer break. The night features a lineup of Munich-based Drum 'n' Bass artists, including Sam Space, Glitchart, and SBTL, alongside the series' resident and organizer, Kit Curse. Kit Curse is known for his dark, experimental, and atmospheric soundscapes inspired by science fiction, blending natural and industrial elements.

A charity run on the Altstadtring followed by a street festival with live music, food, and a children's program more info

Under the motto 'Diversity instead of Simplicity', the fifth charity run takes place on Munich's Altstadtring. Participants run a lap together for an open society and collect donations for a good cause. Following the charity run, Glockenbachwerkstatt and Bellevue di Monaco invite everyone to a joint street festival. The program includes live music from bands like Express Brass Band, Los Jelles, and Principesse, as well as DJ sets by Funky Francis and Tup Vien Laura. There will also be food, drinks, a special children's program, and a football tournament by 'buntkicktgut'.

A vibrant flea market at Bahnwärter Thiel featuring fashion, music, art, and live DJ sets more info

The Krims & Krams Flohmarkt is a lively community flea market held at Bahnwärter Thiel. It offers a wide array of items including fashion, music, costumes, art, and props. The event is enhanced by a musical atmosphere with live DJs and newcomers playing records. It is a non-commercial market where individuals sell unique treasures from their homes. Food and drinks are available on-site. The event takes place regardless of the weather.

A guided 28.7 km bike tour from Pasing to Grafrath exploring local highlights and cycling infrastructure more info

This guided bike tour covers approximately 28.7 km from Munich-Pasing to Grafrath, organized by MunichWays volunteers. The route includes stops to examine infrastructure and highlights such as the Freiham development area, a Roman brick kiln near Germering, Gilching quarry pond, Wildmoos nature reserve, the Jexhof farm museum, and a giant sequoia in Grafrath. No registration is required. Group size is typically 8-20 people. Return travel is possible via S-Bahn from Grafrath or by bike.

A curated screening of nine Chinese short films exploring contemporary womanhood more info

'Facets of Her' is a curated screening of nine Chinese short films presented by the Hippie Screening Studio in collaboration with the FIRST International Film Festival. The program explores contemporary womanhood through diverse lenses, dissecting the female experience into themes of social friction, generational ties, and self-awakening. The screening features a total of nine short films with a combined runtime of approximately 82 minutes, followed by a roughly 30-minute Q&A session with Kun Tsai, the director of 'Kill Ada'. Films include 'Orlo with Karma', 'Signed, Your Watcher', 'After Class', 'Mei-Jin and Jae-Beom', 'Kill Ada', 'Upward Downward', 'Mom', 'Princesses', and 'I Cancel Myself'.

A monthly family-friendly community café with coffee, cake, and activities for all ages more info

The Sonntagsplatzcafé is a monthly event held on Sunday afternoons at Stattpark Olga, offering a cozy and family-friendly atmosphere with coffee and cake. It is designed as a community gathering space where people of all ages can interact. For children, there is a crawling corner for toddlers and a trampoline for older kids. Adults can enjoy table tennis or engage in conversation. The event is also a popular meeting point for seniors from the neighborhood. All activities are organized by volunteers and are conducted on a donation basis (Spendenbasis) to ensure they are accessible to all residents of Munich.

An improvisational opera performance where music and scenes are created spontaneously based on audience suggestions more info

'La Triviata – Die Impro Oper' is a unique, improvised musical theater experience where the entire performance is created and exists only in the moment. Since 2002, the ensemble has been performing this 'Impro-Opera,' where nothing is rehearsed or planned. The audience plays a crucial role by acting as 'directors' or 'librettists,' providing suggestions for settings, emotions, characters, or props. Based on these inputs, four singers and a pianist simultaneously compose, write, and perform arias, duets, and choruses. The ensemble consists of classically trained soloists who bridge the gap between the performers and the audience, reviving the historical art of improvisation in classical music.

A unique concert featuring four dulcimers performing arrangements from Baroque to Rock'n'Roll more info

The Ensemble Hackbrettivo presents a diverse musical program titled 'Von Barock bis Rock'n'Roll', showcasing high artistic quality while crossing traditional genre boundaries. The performance features a unique instrumentation of four dulcimers (Hackbretter), performing custom arrangements of works ranging from Ennio Morricone's film scores and hits by Abba and the Beatles to international folk music and classical masterpieces by Wolfgang Amadé Mozart and Henry Purcell. Performers: Xaver Eckert, Johanna Trifellner, Magdalena Geiger, and Maria Weigl.

A multi-layered film by Ulrich Köhler exploring art, morality, and colonialism through the story of two actors reunited at a Berlin premiere more info

Directed by Ulrich Köhler, GAVAGAI follows actress Maja and her co-star Nourou. After an affair during a controversial film shoot in Senegal, they meet again at the Berlin premiere. As their feelings reignite, a racist incident and the pressure of moral expectations complicate their reunion. The film blurs the lines between the ancient tragedy of Medea on screen and the reality of the characters' lives. The cast includes Maren Eggert and Jean-Christophe Folly. The screening is in the original French, English, and German with German subtitles.

An open, guided dance program in the garden of the Lenbachhaus, encouraging personal movement and exploration more info

"Tanz mit!" is an open, guided dance program held in the garden of the Lenbachhaus. The event encourages participants to "come as they are and dance as they want," offering a space to explore personal movement and possibilities. This specific session features guidance by Barbara Galli-Jeschek and Gina Gleissner, accompanied by live music from Simon Japha. The event is part of the accompanying program for the exhibition "Buntes Garten Ciao – Veranstaltungen zum Mitmachen."

A musical ensemble experimenting with traditional Greek music and improvisation, creating a contemporary urban celebration more info

Gidiki is a musical ensemble that has been experimenting with traditional Greek music since 2015. Originally performing at festivals and venues in Thessaloniki, the band moved to Athens where it took its current form. A core element of their music is a strong inclination toward improvisation, drawn from the diverse musical backgrounds of its members. Each live performance is an opportunity to experiment with traditional forms and rhythms while building a dynamic connection with the audience, creating a contemporary \"urban celebration.\" Their sound is constantly evolving, yet it maintains the distinct identity and acoustic qualities of traditional instruments. In 2023, the band released their debut album, AHOY. Gidiki has performed at major Greek festivals and toured extensively across Europe, including Germany, France, the Netherlands, and Belgium.

A vinyl release concert featuring Mulo Francel (saxophone) and New York vibraphonist Tim Collins more info

This event is a special vinyl release concert featuring the extraordinary duo of Mulo Francel and Tim Collins. Tim Collins, a New York-based vibraphonist, is celebrated as a 'fiery musician' by the Washington Post. Mulo Francel, a multiple ECHO and German Jazz Award winner, is noted for having the 'most sensual saxophone tone in Europe.' Their performance offers chamber-music-style jazz at the highest level, blending swung jazz, romantic ballads, and adventurous improvisations. Their original compositions incorporate elements of Neo-Classical and Minimal Music. The concert celebrates their album 'How did we get here?', which was recorded entirely analog, resulting in a direct and intimate 'living room' acoustic experience.

Queer artists present spoken word poetry and discuss their activism and volunteer work more info

This event, organized by Queer Slam München, explores the link between art and activism. As part of 'Der Ehrentag', queer artists who are also dedicated volunteers or activists will present original spoken word texts and participate in short interviews about their work. The line-up includes Zoa, a full-time activist; Sina Bahr, an editor, poet, and animal rights activist; and Theresa Aurelia, a nurse and paramedic who addresses intersectional issues through her writing.

A screening as part of the 'UNSERE LASTER reloaded' film series more info

This event is part of the 'UNSERE LASTER reloaded' film series hosted at the Werkstattkino. The series features multiple screenings, with specific film details typically provided via the cinema's newsletter. The Werkstattkino is a traditional venue where 'every day is cinema day.' It operates with a 'cash only' policy and does not accept reservations. The box office opens 15 minutes before the start of the performance. Notably, the cinema does not show any commercial advertisements, so guests are requested to arrive punctually.

A satirical musical comedy featuring Bill Gates, Elon Musk, and Mark Zuckerberg on a journey from a nightclub to Mars more info

A satirical and melancholic musical comedy that brings together three of the world's most famous multi-billionaires—Bill Gates, Elon Musk, and Mark Zuckerberg. Meeting by chance in a nightclub, they grapple with the world's problems and their own conflicting ideas on how to save it. Their journey eventually leads them away from Earth toward Mars, where they hope to build a perfect world from red dust. The production features a psychedelic soundscape reminiscent of David Bowie and Tom Waits, blending atmospheres of Stanley Kubrick and Monty Python. This is the first German-speaking theatrical production by celebrated Danish director Christian Lollike and author Madame Nielsen.

A musical reading by Heinz Strunk featuring dark and humorous miniatures of everyday life and human tragedies more info

Heinz Strunk returns with a musical reading of his work 'Kein Geld Kein Glück Kein Sprit,' inviting the audience into a world that oscillates between laughter and horror. The evening features a collection of dark and humorous miniatures: reports on peculiar illnesses, disturbing neighborhood occurrences, abysmal family tragedies, and relationship dramas. The narratives range from household robots watching a puppet show to a woman’s disastrous encounter with a plastic surgeon, and the 'war' between retired couples at a luxury resort's buffet. The Süddeutsche Zeitung has praised Strunk’s mastery of short stories, noting his work proves beautiful miniatures do not need to be 'boiled down into a watery alphabet soup' to be publication-worthy.

Seattle-based Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio delivers 'Feel Good Music'—a soulful, groovy blend of jazz, blues, and gospel centered around the Hammond organ more info

Hammond organ specialist Delvon Lamarr describes his trio's sound as 'Feel Good Music'—a blend of soul with a strong jazz influence. Hailing from Seattle, the band's music is soulful, groovy, and swings intensely, serving as a modern tribute to the era when jazz, blues, soul, and gospel merged within organ trios to create a new genre. The band's aesthetic, including their album covers, is reminiscent of classic Blue Note designs. At the heart of the performance is Lamarr’s Hammond organ, which gurgles, hums, and roars, supported by rhythms that represent the pure definition of groove. Line-up: Delvon Lamarr (Organ), Brice Calvin (Guitar), Ashley Ickes (Drums).

Artists play their favorite records at Favorit Bar more info

At Favorit Bar, artists are invited to play their favorite records. This session features Peng, starting at 10 PM.

A bi-weekly urban gardening meetup at Reichenbachplatz organized by Green City e.V more info

Participants gather at the 'Grünpatenbeet' located at Reichenbachplatz to garden together for about an hour. The activities vary depending on the current needs of the garden bed. It is an open invitation for anyone interested in urban gardening; no prior registration is necessary, and all required tools are provided on-site. Please note that sessions may be cancelled or rescheduled during school holidays or in the event of rainy weather.

A lecture on how facade greening acts as a natural cooling system to combat urban heat more info

This lecture explores wall and facade greening as a solution to urban heat and climate change. Climbing plants provide shade and cooling through evaporation, requiring minimal ground space. The session covers suitable plant species, climbing aids, root space, and municipal funding options in Munich.

A musical reading part of the “Accessible Stories and Poetry” series, featuring German Sign Language Interpretation more info

"Gefühle – eine Gedanken Reise" is a musical reading featuring actress Johanna Kappauf, musician Florian Burgmayr, and actress Sina Leinweber. The performance invites the audience on a journey through the poetic thoughts of Johanna Kappauf. Her poems serve as a way to untangle the "knots" of her thoughts and feelings, focusing on everyday life, fleeting self-observations, and small encounters. This event is part of the inclusive series "Accessible Stories and Poetry," a collaboration between the Münchner Kammerspiele and the Munich City Library. The series celebrates the diversity of language—whether poetic, light, spoken, signed, or in Braille—and aims to bring authors and artists with and without disabilities together. The reading takes place in a relaxed atmosphere, complemented by delicious snacks. The entire event is interpreted into German Sign Language.

A sensitive coming-of-age drama about an aspiring boxer dealing with pain and vulnerability more info

WILD FOXES (LA DANSE DES RENARDS) is a Belgian/French drama directed by Valery Carnov. The film follows an aspiring boxer at a sports boarding school whose life changes drastically after surviving a serious accident. Plagued by pain and panic attacks, he finds little understanding from his coach or peers. The movie explores themes of masculinity, vulnerability, and the limits of a world that often leaves no room for weakness. Shown in original French with German subtitles.

A reading group session focusing on Rosa Luxemburg's writings on mass strikes and social democracy more info

This is the fifth session of the 'Revolutionary Marxism' reading circle. The session explores the theoretical and practical lessons of the 1905 Russian Revolution, focusing on the relationship between workers' councils, trade unions, and the party. The discussion is based on Rosa Luxemburg's works 'Massenstreik, Partei und Gewerkschaften' and 'Blanquismus und Sozialdemokratie'. The reading circle is open to everyone, and no prior knowledge is required.

Singer-songwriter and pianist Olivia Trummer performs a solo concert blending classical roots with jazz as part of the 'Einsteins Piano' series more info

Olivia Trummer performs as part of the 'Einsteins Piano' concert series, held at Einstein Kultur. Her music is characterized by a clarity and depth often compared to water, a theme reflected in her 2025 solo album 'Like Water', produced by the legendary Russ Titelman. Trummer is a versatile singer-songwriter and pianist who masterfully navigates between original compositions and cover versions. For this specific performance, she is expected to showcase her classical roots by blending works from composers like Bach, Mozart, and Scarlatti with jazz. Trummer's musical background includes jazz piano studies in Stuttgart and further training at the Manhattan School of Music in New York. Line-up: Olivia Trummer (Piano, Vocals).

A screening as part of the 'UNSERE LASTER reloaded' film series more info

This event is part of the 'UNSERE LASTER reloaded' film series hosted at the Werkstattkino in Munich. The series features multiple screenings, with specific film details typically provided via the cinema's newsletter. The Werkstattkino is a traditional venue where 'every day is cinema day.' It operates with a 'cash only' policy and does not accept reservations. The box office opens 15 minutes before the start of the performance. Notably, the cinema does not show any commercial advertisements, so guests are requested to arrive punctually.

A late-night satire show hosted by Moritz Hürtgen, featuring guests Fabian Grischkat and Lena Kupke more info

The Volksshow #25 is a late-night entertainment event at the Münchner Volkstheater, offering a sharp contrast to the typical 'winnable' month of May. Hosted by Moritz Hürtgen, the show features a mix of provocative humor and insightful commentary. This edition includes guests Fabian Grischkat, a journalist and 'newsfluencer' who provides an entertaining yet critical look at current global news, and Lena Kupke, a renowned stand-up comedian and author known for her sharp-witted performances. The show promises 'gags that would get you kicked out of a TV studio,' maintaining its reputation for bold, unconventional satire.

The Tobias Becker Bigband celebrates its 20th anniversary with the release of its fifth studio album, 'Venti', featuring a powerful and life-affirming sound more info

The Tobias Becker Bigband celebrates its 20th anniversary with the release of its fifth studio album, Venti (Italian for 'twenty'). Led by pianist and conductor Tobias Becker, the ensemble features highly motivated musicians with experience in radio orchestras and musical productions. Their music is characterized by a warm, life-affirming, and powerful sound, designed as a 'perfect counter-reaction to the chaos in the world.' The band's debut album was honored with the Preis der deutschen Schallplattenkritik, and their subsequent productions have received international acclaim. This performance is part of the 'Bigband Night' series at Jazzclub Unterfahrt. Line-up: Markus Harm, Daniel Roncari, Alexander Bühl, Toni Bechtold, Christoph Beck (Saxophones); Christian Mück, Christian Mehler, Marvin Frey, Janos Löber (Trumpets); Marc Roos, Marco Leibach, Florian Seeger, Patrick Flassig (Trombones); Christoph Neuhaus (Guitar); Tobias Becker (Piano/Conductor); Jens Loh (Bass); Martin Grünenwald (Drums).

Artists play their favorite records at Favorit Bar more info

At Favorit Bar, artists are invited to play their favorite records. This session features AFROandina, starting at 10 PM.

Sustainable mobility education meets cultural education in an artistic street transformation project for children and families

A tarot card course with Sandra Steffl featuring music, stories, and Aperol Spritz more info

Join Sandra Steffl for a tarot card course exploring the journey from the Fool to the World. It is a story about courage, chaos, love, failure, insight, and completion. The evening includes music, storytelling, tarot readings, laughter, and Aperol Spritz.

A personal documentary reconstructing a survived attempted femicide and exploring structural patriarchal violence more info

This documentary film (Germany 2026, 91 min.) is a personal reconstruction of a survived attempted femicide. Director Daniela Magnani Hüller revisits the event she experienced 14 years ago as a student. Moving beyond official police protocols, she places her own memories and perceptions into the cinematic space, supplemented by external perspectives. Through conversations with a teacher, a school friend, a criminal investigator, a doctor, and a prosecutor, the film explores the shared responsibility of both institutions and individuals. It serves as a profound reflection on structural patriarchal violence. This screening is a premiere.

A farewell celebration for the Köşk cultural space featuring music, art, and community activities more info

A farewell celebration for the Köşk cultural space at its Schillerstraße location, which must be vacated in May 2026. The event features a diverse program including grilling, an open collage workshop, piano performances, the Köşk-Chor, DJ sets by Manuela Rzytki, live music by Banda Ramua, a performance by Rumpeln, and visual installations by Genelabo. The organizers are celebrating the space's history while seeking support for a new location.

A special evening featuring a film screening and discussion on inclusion in the performing arts more info

This event is dedicated to the intersection of inclusion and the performing arts. The program features a screening of the documentary film 'Loxy' (OmeU), telling the story of Loxandra Loukas, the first actress with Down syndrome at the Greek National Theater. Following the film, a discussion will take place with Frangiskos Kakoulakis (Münchner Kammerspiele) and Angelica Fell (Freie Bühne München). The evening concludes with a DJ set by Frangiskos Kakoulakis. Admission: 5.75 €.

Book release and discussion of Anil K. Jain's essay on authoritarian dynamics more info

In his essay 'Pathologie des Politischen', Anil K. Jain develops a dense analysis of the present regarding the return of authoritarian dynamics and the ghosts of our time. An evening between theory, diagnosis, and discussion.

A screening as part of the 'UNSERE LASTER reloaded' film series more info

This event is part of the 'UNSERE LASTER reloaded' film series hosted at the Werkstattkino. The series features multiple screenings, with specific film details typically provided via the cinema's newsletter. The Werkstattkino is a traditional venue where 'every day is cinema day.' It operates with a 'cash only' policy and does not accept reservations. The box office opens 15 minutes before the start of the performance. Notably, the cinema does not show any commercial advertisements, so guests are requested to arrive punctually.

A world-premiere production by Maximilian Schafroth exploring the pressure of growth through theatre, cabaret, and music

A high-energy mix of funk, soul-jazz, and blues by virtuoso saxophonist James Carter and his Organ Trio more info

The Detroit-born saxophonist James Carter, a virtuoso known for his high-energy performances and unconventional style, presents his popular Organ Trio. The performance features a high-energy mix of funk, swinging soul-jazz, and blues. Carter is celebrated for his mastery of various horns—from sopranino to bass saxophone, as well as flute and bass clarinet—and is regarded as one of the most versatile saxophonists in post-war jazz, blending deep respect for tradition with a forward-looking musical vision. Line-up: James Carter (Saxophone), Gerard Gibbs (Organ), Alex White (Drums).

Lenz Harre plays his favorite records more info

At Favorit Bar, artists are invited to share and play their favorite records. This evening features a set by Lenz Harre starting at 10pm.

A workshop for greenery sponsors to learn about plant care, identification, and maintenance of their street-side garden beds more info

This workshop is specifically aimed at green sponsors in Munich whose beds are not developing as hoped. Participants will learn to identify plants using apps, remove weeds, and enrich soil with compost. Experts provide tips on tools, mulching, and watering. Bare spots will be replanted with native wild perennials. The session also covers protecting seedlings and optimal placement of signs, while offering networking opportunities.

Screening of a documentary by Offer Avnon followed by a discussion about the Holocaust's impact on subsequent generations more info

This event features a screening of the documentary film 'Der Rhein fließt ins Mittelmeer', followed by a discussion with the director, Offer Avnon. The film explores the Holocaust's impact on subsequent generations and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict through the lens of the son of a Polish Shoah survivor. It uses associative imagery and recorded conversations in Germany, Poland, and Israel to investigate deep-seated traumas and the challenges of mutual understanding.

An open singing event where everyone is welcome to learn and sing a song together more info

At 'glockesingt!', a song is learned and sung together in a single evening. The event is open to everyone who wants to sing with new people – every voice and every note is welcome. No preparation is necessary. The choir is led by Sandra Hollstein. Tickets are available for 7.00 € online or at the box office.

A unique instrumental performance of 'folkloric-elegiac rumbling jazz' by the award-winning ensemble more info

The 'Hochzeitskapelle' performs 'folkloristisch-elegischer Rumpeljazz' (folkloric-elegiac rumbling jazz). Founded in 2012, the five-piece ensemble plays instrumental music inspired by artists like Sun Ra and Moondog. Their sound features viola, tuba, trumpet, trombone, banjo, and drums. The band won the 'Goldene Lola' for the soundtrack of the film 'Wackersdorf'. This event is part of the Fish'n Blues series. Food service starts at 19:00, and the concert begins at 20:00. Admission: Free.

A weekly social evening at Kafe Marat with music, drinks, and vegan food more info

The 'Mittwochskafe' is a recurring weekly event held at Kafe Marat. Every Wednesday, the venue opens its doors to provide a social space featuring music, a variety of chilled drinks, and delicious vegan food. It serves as a regular community gathering point in a self-managed cultural setting.

A screening as part of the 'UNSERE LASTER reloaded' film series more info

This event is part of the 'UNSERE LASTER reloaded' film series hosted at the Werkstattkino. The series features multiple screenings, with specific film details typically provided via the cinema's newsletter. The Werkstattkino is a traditional venue where 'every day is cinema day.' It operates with a 'cash only' policy and does not accept reservations. The box office opens 15 minutes before the start of the performance. Notably, the cinema does not show any commercial advertisements, so guests are requested to arrive punctually.

A performance combining polyrhythmic drum structures by Simon Popp with dance by Anna Martens more info

This event is part of the concert series 'UNITED BY JAZZ - Was Kunst und Jazz verbindet'. It features a collaborative performance between Munich-based drummer and composer Simon Popp and professional dancer/choreographer Anna Martens. Simon Popp is recognized for his sensitive timing and ability to blend electronic and acoustic worlds through polyrhythmic structures. Anna Martens creates works at the intersection of dance theater, performance, and socio-political reflection. Together, they expand the 'UNITED BY JAZZ' exhibition by merging jazz and dance into a cohesive artistic experience.

An intimate live concert featuring Amsterdam-based singer-songwriter Bram van Langen at Minna Thiel more info

Bram van Langen, a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Amsterdam, brings his music characterized by fine nuances, poetic lyrics, and warm harmonies to Munich. Inspired by artists like Nick Drake and Paul Simon, he combines catchy melodies with a calm, thoughtful atmosphere. Having played over 1200 concerts across Europe, he presents songs from his 2021 EPs, reflecting personal experiences such as life on tour and emotional challenges. Admission is free, but donations for the musician are welcome.

A choreographic solo exploring the myth of Icarus through themes of ascent, hubris, and fall

GReeeN brings his 'Offline Tour 2026' to the stage, blending Reggae, Deutschpop, and HipHop with positive vibes more info

GReeeN, the Mannheim-based 'child of luck,' returns to the stage with his 'Offline Tour 2026.' Since his debut album, he has consistently achieved high chart positions in Germany without the support of a major label. His music is a versatile blend of Reggae, Deutschpop, and HipHop, characterized by intense joy and positive vibes that have attracted a loyal fanbase across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. This concert features support from Jonny Mahoro and is presented by Rausgegangen, RIDDIM Magazin, and Absolut Germany.

The grand finale of the Milla Song Slam season, showcasing the city's newest musical talent more info

The Milla Song Slam is a monthly competition presented by M94.5 that showcases the city's newest musical talent. Musicians from all genres—ranging from singer-songwriter and rap to electronic music—are given 8 minutes to perform their original work. This specific event marks the grand finale of the season, following eight preliminary rounds. The evening is hosted by Klara (former Song Slam winner from UmmeBlock). The winner of the slam is determined by the audience's vote.

A modern musical theatre reimagining of the Orpheus myth set in a future where death dates are known

Artist talk with Max Benedikt Werner and Kian Bartels, followed by music more info

Stiftung Van de Loo presents an Artist Bar Talk with Max Benedikt Werner and Kian Bartels. The sculptors, who met at the Academy of Fine Arts in Karlsruhe, will discuss their artistic practice and work. The talk will be followed by music from both artists. Doors open at 8:00 PM, and the talk begins at 8:30 PM. Admission is free.

A fast-paced musical journey through Colombian tropical folklore and 1970s psychedelic Cumbia more info

Romperayo offers a modern interpretation of 1970s psychedelic Cumbia and other tropical rhythms. As part of the contemporary Colombian music scene, the band reinterprets traditional roots by combining them with modern electronics, resulting in a sound that is both highly danceable and full of musical humor. The band features drummer Pedro Ojeda, also known from Los Pirañas.

Chicago vibraphonist Joel Ross presents his 'Good Vibes' project, blending jazz with gospel influences more info

Joel Ross, a 30-year-old vibraphonist from Chicago, brings his project 'Good Vibes' to Munich. Influenced by his upbringing in the church, his current program 'Gospel Music' aims to spread love, hope, and 'Good Vibes.' Ross is considered a legend in the jazz community, known for his incomparable vibraphone playing and the depth and maturity of his compositions and arrangements. Line-up: Joel Ross (vibes), Devin Daniels (alto saxophone), Tyler Bullock (piano), Kanoa Mendenhall (bass), Jeremy Dutton (drums).

Learn about wild bee ecology and build your own nesting aids from natural materials to support urban biodiversity more info

In this workshop, participants gain insight into the fascinating world and ecology of wild bees, which play a crucial role in ecological balance. Since wild bees need both food-rich flowering plants and safe nesting sites, participants will learn together how to make nesting aids from natural materials. There is the opportunity to build your own small nesting aid for the garden or balcony. The event is organized by Green City e.V. as part of the "BioDivHubs" project, which aims to strengthen biological diversity in urban areas. The workshop is held in cooperation with the LUISE cultural center. Registration is required via email at biodiversitaet@greencity.de.

A performance and information event in the courtyard focusing on mutual respect and safety in urban traffic more info

'Miteinander mit Herz' (Together with Heart) is an initiative by the Munich Mobility Department aimed at promoting mutual consideration and safety in road traffic. Under the motto 'Miteinander statt gegeneinander', the event addresses common conflicts between different road users. At the event location, the 'München unterwegs' cargo bike serves as an information hub where visitors can learn about traffic rules and strategies for conflict-free interaction. The goal is to support 'Vision Zero'—the objective of achieving zero traffic fatalities or serious injuries in Munich.

Opening ceremony of the exhibition 'Freiheit' (Freedom), celebrating the 100th anniversary of GEDOK more info

Opening ceremony of the exhibition 'Freiheit' (Freedom), celebrating the 100th anniversary of GEDOK. The event features a welcome by Prof. Dr. Ursula Münch, music by Penelope Spencer (violin) and Hanna Shcherbyna (cello), and a talk with Olessia Seminina and Dr. Margit Huber. The exhibition explores the multifaceted nature of freedom and its connection to artistic expression.

An evening of classical Indian music featuring Sarod master Prosenjit Sengupta and Tabla maestro Subrata Manna more info

Experience an unforgettable evening of classical Indian music featuring two world-class masters: Prosenjit Sengupta on the Sarod and Subrata Manna on the Tabla. This concert brings the depth, beauty, and magical atmosphere of North Indian classical music to life. Prosenjit Sengupta is a Sarod master known for combining virtuoso technique with a warm, expressive sound language. He is joined by Tabla maestro Subrata Manna, a student of the school of Acharya Pandit Shankar Ghosh, who brings rhythmic sophistication and musical sensitivity to the performance. Both artists are international soloists with years of experience performing on major stages worldwide.

A poetry competition for young poets up to the age of 20, featuring original works and guest performances more info

The U20 Poetry Slam at the Münchner Volkstheater is a contemporary poetry competition where Munich's young literary talent takes center stage. This event is a lively and emotional platform for poets up to the age of 20 to present their original works—ranging from poems and stories to performances that can be humorous, serious, personal, or socially critical. Under the artistic direction of Munich SlamMaster Ko Bylanzky, the competition emphasizes respect and a shared passion for words over the contest itself. The audience plays a crucial role, deciding the winner of the evening through their applause. The event often features experienced slam stars as special guests and is co-moderated by a guest host.

A high-energy comedy show featuring four comedians and a moderator breaking the barriers of good taste

A discussion round regarding the German state's current health reform plans and their impact on the economy and society more info

This discussion round critically examines current German health policy in the context of the 'Zeitenwende'. The German state diagnoses a clinical picture for its location that includes 'excessively high labor costs' due to non-wage labor costs for social security. Modern social politicians see the large social budget as a means of improving business conditions for entrepreneurs and gaining competitive advantages. The reform program in the health sector is being pushed forward under the slogan 'making health insurance future-proof'. The event offers the opportunity to learn more about the purposes and criteria of state-organized healthcare in capitalism.

A unique collaboration blending traditional Afghan music with Krautrock, Jazz, and global rhythms more info

This concert features a unique collaboration between the Abdul Samad Habibi Ensemble, the legendary Munich music collective Embryo, and artists Saba Alizadeh and Pietro Caramelli. The performance blends traditional Afghan music with Krautrock, Jazz, and global rhythms. Abdul Samad Habibi, a master of the Rubab, studied under Ustad Mahamad Omar Sultane and performs pieces with lyrics in Pashtu and Farsi. Parviz Ayan, a Kabul-born percussionist, has collaborated with Embryo for over 15 years, bridging Afghan and Indian Tabla techniques. Embryo, active since 1969, is a pioneer in fusing Krautrock and Jazz with non-European sounds. Since 2015, the band has been led by Marja Burchard.

A choreographic solo by Matteo Carvone exploring the myth of Icarus through themes of ascent and fall

An artist duo from Paris blending old-school hip-hop, trip-hop, and jazz more info

Frizzy P & Mr Cole are an artist duo from the Paris region who have established themselves as significant figures in the independent music scene. Their musical aesthetic seamlessly blends old-school hip-hop, trip-hop, and jazz. The concert is presented by 'Rausgegangen.'

A performance by the Spa Boys at the cultural community space Stattpark Olga more info

The Spa Boys are scheduled to perform at Stattpark Olga, a cultural project and community space. The venue is known for hosting a variety of events including concerts, workshops, and a Platzcafé, often featuring FLINTA* bands and alternative music genres like garage rock, punk, and noise.

A film screening at Werkstattkino more info

'WOLKEN ÜBER LÜTZERATH' is a film screening scheduled as part of the program at Werkstattkino. The Werkstattkino is a traditional venue where 'every day is cinema day.' It operates with a 'cash only' policy and does not accept reservations. The box office opens 15 minutes before the start of the performance. Notably, the cinema does not show any commercial advertisements, so guests are requested to arrive punctually.

Irish musician Maria Somerville performs atmospheric dreamgaze with support from Pillbert more info

This concert features Irish musician Maria Somerville, who is touring in support of her critically acclaimed second album and 4AD debut, Luster. Her music is described as an 'otherworldly yet grounded' blend of atmospheric dreamgaze and 'wind-swept' soundscapes, drawing inspiration from her home in Connemara, Ireland. The evening will be supported by Pillbert, the project of Munich-born artist Lilian Mikorey. A graduate of Goldsmiths College, she creates dreamlike sonic worlds influenced by outsider music, ambient layers, and alternative pop.

A performance by jazz pianist Danny Grissett and his trio, celebrating twenty years since his debut album more info

Danny Grissett is a master of the 'old school' who subtly integrates the jazz present into his compositions. His piano playing is characterized by elegance, smart chord connections, and a pronounced sense of strong melodies. Originally from California, Grissett has been living in Vienna for several years. This performance marks a special anniversary: twenty years since the release of his promising debut solo album, Promise. Since then, Grissett has become a highly sought-after sideman, collaborating with jazz greats such as Louis Hayes, Jimmy Greene, Lenny White, Buster Williams, and Marcus Strickland. Line-up: Danny Grissett (Piano), Josh Ginsburg (Bass), Francesco Ciniglio (Drums).

A high-energy electronic music event featuring DJs from Beats vom Kietz and Babussi Kollektiv more info

This event is part of the '135+' series at Bahnwärter Thiel, focusing on fast-paced beats (135+ BPM). The night features a lineup of local talent from Munich, including BACK2BEANIE, Daniamor, Fej:tal, Stilli, and Tischy.

Artist Maró (Cosima Pitz) plays her favorite records more info

At Favorit Bar, artists are invited to share and play their favorite records for the audience. This session features Maró, also known as Cosima Pitz, starting late in the evening.

National youth music competition featuring young drummers in the 'Drum-Set (Pop)' category more info

This event features the national competition 'Jugend musiziert', specifically the 'Drum-Set (Pop)' category. Young drummers showcase their skills in various popular music styles, including Pop, Rock, Jazz, and Funk. Participants perform either solo or with accompaniment. All competition rounds are open to the public and free of charge.

A musical reading of the children's book 'Pfoten hoch!' for children aged 4 and up more info

This event features a musical reading of the children's book 'Pfoten hoch!' by Catharina Valckx. The story follows Billy, who is supposed to become a gangster like his father but ends up becoming a hero. The story is read by Lena Kögel, with musical accompaniment on the accordion by Philip Gross. The performance is designed for children aged 4 and up and adults. Admission: Donation-based. Pre-registration is requested for groups.

A laboratory and exhibition for microtonal and xenharmonic instruments more info

Part of the 'Untwelving' festival, 'Beyond 12' is a two-day exhibition presenting rare, custom-made, or newly invented instruments of the xenharmonic scene. Visitors can explore these unique sound worlds and participate in workshops.

A workshop weekend dedicated to microtonal and xenharmonic music, featuring a meeting and exhibition tour more info

Campus #28 „Untwelving“ is a workshop weekend dedicated to microtonal and xenharmonic music. On Friday, the program includes a meeting at Habibi Kiosk and a tour of the microtonal instrument exhibition, followed by an optional dinner and concert.

An information evening for locals and newcomers to learn about the tandem program and community more info

'Start with a Friend' creates personal encounters between people through 1:1 tandems and local communities, bringing together individuals with and without refugee or immigration backgrounds. This info evening is designed for both 'Locals' and 'Newcomers' to learn more about the program in detail and have their questions answered. The meeting point is on the 1st floor in the 'Teamzimmer'. Admission: Free.

A political feuilleton podcast series blending politics, art, and culture, hosted by Lukas Hammerstein

A lecture on the importance of research in antifascist memory work, featuring examples of right-wing violence documentation more info

This lecture explores the critical role of research in antifascist memory and commemoration work. Robert Andreasch from a.i.d.a. e. V. will present examples of how meticulous documentation by activists brought to light the true motivations and networks behind right-wing violence, such as the murder of Raphael Blumenstock and the NSU. The event demonstrates how documenting violence and supporting survivors are football components of antifascist work. This lecture is part of the series 'Antifa heißt Erinnern'.

A Freitagskafe concert featuring Wavepunk band Kalte Hand and Postpunk band Dead Finks

A microtonal music concert exploring alternative tunings as part of the Untwelving festival more info

This concert with microtonal instruments takes place as part of the 'Untwelving' festival. The genre-open and interdisciplinary festival is dedicated to contemporary microtonal and xenharmonic music, opening up new sonic spaces through alternative tunings.

Berlin artist Kane presents his 'Therapie' tour, blending soulful vocals with urban music more info

Kane is embarking on his first tour in May 2026, titled 'Therapie'. Born and raised in Berlin, Kane represents a new, emotional perspective on urban music. His style combines soulful vocals with brutally honest insights into a life defined by the streets, mental chaos, and self-reflection.

A double bill concert featuring Swiss artist Ay Wing and the experimental pop trio Cindy Gravity more info

This concert features a double bill with Swiss artist Ay Wing and the experimental pop trio Cindy Gravity. Ay Wing, based in Berlin, blends an energetic, beat-heavy sound with introspective lyrics focused on femininity and female energy. Her music is a fusion of Neo Soul, RnB, and straightforward Pop. Cindy Gravity is an experimental pop trio that moves between Psychedelic Pop, R’n’B, and Yacht Rock. In 2026, they are presenting their new album HOT GODS, which explores darker themes such as inner demons and spiritual experiences.

A performance blending French chanson, swing, and Jazz Manouche featuring vocalist Eva Scholten and guitarist Harry Diplock more info

This concert is part of the 'Swing Manouche' series hosted at Einstein Kultur. The performance features the Dutch vocalist Eva Scholten, known as Eva sur Seine, who is celebrated for her charming stage presence, warm timbre, and elegant storytelling. Her musical style effortlessly blends French chanson, swing, and Jazz Manouche. She is joined by the British guitar virtuoso Harry Diplock. The quartet is rounded out by a seasoned rhythm section consisting of bassist Julia Hornung (the curator of the series) and guitarist Giangiacomo Rosso.

A unique blend of blues, swamp, folk, jazz, and soul by the New York-based band Hazmat Modine more info

Since their European debut in 2007, the New York-based band Hazmat Modine, led by the charismatic Wade Schuman, has been a musical sensation. Their sound is a unique blend they describe as 'Blues' that feels at home in a New Orleans dive bar. The music seamlessly merges swamp and folk with jazz, soul, and various world music influences, characterized by driving rhythms and a versatile brass section.

German-Irish guitarist and singer Torsten Goods presents his album Soul Deep, blending soul, jazz, and blues more info

Torsten Goods presents his album Soul Deep, a musical journey exploring soul, jazz, blues, and the 1970s West Coast sound. Known for his smooth voice and fluid guitar playing, Goods often performs intricate lines while singing. His career includes solo albums, touring with Sarah Connor, and collaborations with Till Brönner and Nils Landgren. Line-up: Torsten Goods (Guitar, Vocals), Jan Miserre (Keyboards), Thomas Stieger (Bass), Christian Lettner (Drums).

Munich's monthly live Hip Hop jam since 2006, featuring a mix of regional and international artists in a cozy atmosphere more info

The Peacecamp Jam is Munich's only monthly live Hip Hop jam, a tradition since 2006. It serves as a meeting point for regional, national, and international young musicians, bands, DJs, and artists. The event offers an intercultural exchange for people of all ages in a living-room atmosphere, featuring the freshest beats and rhymes in the city. It is a place for the community to celebrate and connect.

A musical journey to the Middle East with the house band 'Drehspieß-Knaben', followed by an open funk session more info

The Psychedelic Dönerladen Funk Session features the house band 'Drehspieß-Knaben', who take the audience on a musical journey to the Middle East. Their performance includes 'Gastarbeiter-Disco', irregular rhythms, and microtonal notes. The evening starts with an opener set by the band, followed by an open funk session where everyone is invited to participate. The venue's pub opens at 19:00.

Artists play their favorite records more info

At Favorit Bar, artists are invited to share and play their favorite records. This session features Dafalgan from Salon Maudit, starting at 10 PM.

Vinyl release party for Afro M's album 'BundesRAPublik' featuring live rap and DJ sets more info

Afro M celebrates the vinyl release of his politically charged German rap album, 'BundesRAPublik.' The album bridges the gap between classic Boom Bap and modern rap, featuring lyrics that address an increasingly divided society, Germany's handling of its own history, everyday racism, and current international political tensions. The night features live performances by Afro M and C-Ras, with DJ sets by Edward Sizzerhand, Rude Teen, and Motown.

A vinyl-only DJ set by Dr. Getdown featuring a unique mix of funk and global records more info

This event features a "Vinyl only" set by Dr. Getdown, a Munich-based DJ and co-founder of the collectives Feelgood Selection and KREW. With over ten years of experience, Dr. Getdown curates an exquisite selection of records from around the world, focusing heavily on FUNK. His sets arrange various musical styles into a unique and uplifting mix. As a promoter, he has hosted numerous events featuring international guests such as Dj Koco, Dj Suspect, and Marc Hype.

A high-energy electronic music night featuring DONT BLINK's Munich debut with Tech House, Techno, and Progressive grooves more info

DONT BLINK makes their Munich debut at Bahnwärter Thiel, bringing their signature high-energy sound characterized by 100% original productions. Their style is a driving blend of Tech House, Indie Dance, Techno, and Progressive, focused on creating a futuristic groove. The night features a strong supporting lineup including Dativ Lindkeks, Frida Iron, Moritz Butschek, and Shabiki. The event emphasizes a respectful and inclusive atmosphere.

A classic indie party hosted by DJ eavo featuring a mix of indie hits, anthems, and fresh tracks more info

"Take Me Out" is a classic indie party hosted by DJ eavo, who has been touring the best clubs in Germany with this format since 2014. The event features a mix of indie hits, anthems, and favorite songs, alongside fresh tracks beyond the mainstream. The musical spectrum includes artists such as Arctic Monkeys, Bloc Party, Franz Ferdinand, The Killers, Wet Leg, and many more. The event promises an energetic atmosphere with a 'sticky floor and danced-through shoes.'

A celebration of independent soundsystem culture featuring three self-built soundsystems more info

This special 'Soundsystem Conference' session at Import Export features a unique collaborative format where three self-built soundsystems take turns performing. Rather than a competition, the event is a celebration of independent soundsystem culture, community, and musical diversity. Participating systems include Free Mind Soundsystem (Munich/Weilheim), Moonbase Soundsystem (Munich), and Farmer Soundsystem (Regensburg). Each system showcases its own sonic identity, ranging from Roots and Reggae to Dub and Stepper tunes.

Young drummers compete in popular music styles like Pop, Rock, Jazz, and Funk

A special takeover by Leipzig's elipamanoke club featuring Aio and residents for an open-air and club marathon more info

Leipzig's renowned underground club elipamanoke visits Bahnwärter Thiel for a full-day and night takeover. The event features Aio (Senso Sounds) alongside elipamanoke residents Acid Goldie and Aivee. Local support comes from ALMA., Manu Mulino, and XIF. The program spans the outdoor area starting in the afternoon and moves into the club for the night, offering a deep dive into electronic underground music.

An action day at Königsplatz calling for the ban of the AfD, featuring speakers and music on the anniversary of the Basic Law more info

This event is a nationwide day of action calling for a ban on the AfD party, held on the anniversary of the German Basic Law. The demonstration at Königsplatz in Munich features a diverse stage program including various speakers and musical contributions. The campaign 'Menschenwürde verteidigen-AfD-Verbot jetzt' and 'Aufstehen gegen Rassismus', in collaboration with a broad alliance of civil society organizations, are organizing this protest to stand up for the dignity of all people and demand an immediate ban on the AfD.

Workshops on microtonal music and overtone singing more info

Campus #28 „Untwelving“ is a workshop weekend dedicated to microtonal and xenharmonic music. Saturday features parallel workshops on Overtone Singing with Anna-Maria Hefele and "Touch the Microtones" with Peter Jung using the PitchGrid framework.

A cultural and intellectual 'living room' by balkaNet e.V., promoting Southeast European music, culture, and art more info

The Ming(R)a Lounge is a monthly cultural and intellectual 'living room' organized by balkaNet e.V. Since 2021, it has been held every fourth Saturday at the Glockenbachwerkstatt. The event features a diverse program with local and international contributors from art, culture, and science, aiming to create a space for exchange, networking, and new perspectives through conversation and music.

A genre-neutral festival performance exploring contemporary microtonal and xenharmonic music through synthwave, Anatolian songwriting, and experimental soundscapes more info

This event is part of the 'Untwelving' EDO Convention, a genre-neutral, interdisciplinary festival dedicated to contemporary microtonal and xenharmonic music. The performance transforms the Werkraum into a sound laboratory where leading figures of the xenharmonic scene explore microtonal sounds through various lenses, including synthwave, Anatolian songwriting, and experimental soundscapes. The program features Tolgahan Çoğulu & Ayşegül Aykaç Duo, FastFast (James Mulvale), Embryo (joined by Fabiana Striffler and Abathar Kmash), and Stephen Weigel & Tachy Bunker. The festival 'Untwelving' challenges the traditional 12-tone equal temperament system, opening new sonic spaces through alternative tunings and Equal Divisions of the Octave (EDO).

Platin-musician Yung Yury brings his unique fusion of techno and rap to the stage for his 'Engel & Teufel Tour' in 2026 more info

Platin-musician Yung Yury brings his unique fusion of techno and rap to the stage for his 'Engel & Teufel Tour' in 2026. The performance features a blend of soulful guitar instrumentals and heavy beats, exploring themes of love, pain, ecstasy, and goosebumps.

A nostalgic musical journey through the 60s, 70s, and 80s, featuring the hits of Peggy March and stories from Ursli Pfister's youth more info

This production by the Geschwister Pfister offers a nostalgic and artistic portrayal of the entertainment scene from the 1960s, 70s, and 80s—an era of television programs that bridged generational gaps. Ursli Pfister (portrayed by Christoph Marti) takes the audience on a journey back to his childhood and youth in 1970s Switzerland. The program centers on the music of Peggy March, one of the most successful pop singers in the German-speaking world between 1965 and 1980. The performance features stories from Marti's past and live renditions of Peggy March's hits, such as 'Mit 17 hat man noch Träume,' 'Carnaby Street,' and 'Memories of Heidelberg.' The show is described as an affectionate parody of the 'sweet and deceptive kitsch' of the industry, delivered with artistic depth and a double-edged charm. Attendees can expect to meet characters like Frau Huggenberger and enjoy a sing-along experience of classic hits.

A DIY alternative concert featuring Sorry I'm Late, Sunflower Radio, and Llana more info

This event is presented by ERICH FRIED RECORDS, a Munich-based DIY cassette label. The lineup features: SORRY I'M LATE from Berlin, blending emo influences with indie-rock and 90s punk; SUNFLOWER RADIO from Rosenheim, with a raw sound reminiscent of early emo; and LLANA from Berlin, combining math-rock with Midwest emo and jazz elements. The label uses its proceeds to fund fair performance opportunities for musicians and to maintain an open, accessible subculture in Munich.

The Paul Cornish Trio presents 'Art Of The Piano Trio', featuring a new generation of jazz pianists more info

The Paul Cornish Trio presents 'Art Of The Piano Trio' at the Jazzclub Unterfahrt. Paul Cornish, a young pianist originally from Houston and now based in Los Angeles, is recognized for his exceptional technique, instinct, and innovative approach to jazz. Recruited by Joshua Redman for his band and signed to the prestigious Blue Note label by producer Don Was, Cornish is part of a new generation of pianists shaping the future of the genre. Line-up: Paul Cornish (Piano), Jermaine Paul (Bass), Nazir Ebo (Drums).

An experimental post-punk concert featuring Indirekt Grell, Das Manische Magazin, and Moskau78, blending edgy guitars with mathrock and Krautrock influences more info

This concert event features the experimental post-punk trio Indirekt Grell, along with Das Manische Magazin and Moskau78. Indirekt Grell, originating from Bad Aibling, is known for a sound that defies standard urban band culture, blending edgy guitars with mathrock-inspired drumbeats. Their music carries a timeless DIY attitude reminiscent of bands like Sonic Youth and Slint. The performance will highlight their second album, 'ins Exil,' which serves as a 'time capsule' of their live presence, featuring tracks that evolved from raw cellar sessions into longer, Krautrock and 'Kosmische Musik' influenced pieces. The event is presented by newbasement.

A high-energy Baile Funk club night featuring a 360° DJ setup and Brazilian rhythms more info

KÂLOR returns to Import Export for another high-energy Baile Funk edition featuring a unique 360° DJ setup. This club night brings the heat of Brazilian funk to Munich, presented by the TUPI – Brazilian Art Collective. The lineup features three distinct artists: Sonalie Solar, who blends Latin Tech House and Latin Core; DJ Klebsch, delivering a fusion of jungle, dub, and breakbeat hardcore; and Linsy.

Sophia Lou from Optimal Records plays her favorite records more info

At Favorit Bar, artists are invited to share and play their favorite records. This evening features a set by Sophia Lou, representing Optimal Records, starting at 10 PM.

A musical journey through Dub, Broken Beats, Jazz, Dubstep, and Jungle with the Elastik Orkestar more info

An evening featuring the Elastik Orkestar at Corleone, presenting a musical journey through Dub and Broken Beats, infused with elements of Jazz, Dubstep, and Jungle. The event focuses on a diverse selection of sounds described as whatever feels like having soul. The performance is associated with D2E3 (19industries).

Young drummers showcase their talents in Pop, Rock, Jazz, and Funk styles at this prestigious national competition more info

This event features young drummers showcasing their talents in various popular music styles, including Pop, Rock, Jazz, and Funk. Participants perform either solo or with instrumental accompaniment, which this year is expected to include piano, electric guitar, electric bass, and keyboard. The performances are evaluated based on technique, timing, musicality, and stylistic confidence. 'Jugend musiziert' is one of Europe’s most prestigious and largest competitions for young musicians, providing a platform for artistic feedback and growth. All competition performances are open to the public and free of charge.

A book presentation of 'Homopunk History' followed by live punk and hardcore music more info

An evening at Kafe Kult combining literature and music. The event starts with a free presentation of the book 'Homopunk History' by author Philipp Meinert at 18:00. Later, at 21:00, the stage will be taken by Puffer, a punk'n'roll band from Montreal, and G.L.O.W., a hardcore-punk band from Würzburg.

A special concert featuring percussion-focused ensembles DOUBLE DRUMS and RENNER as part of the Federal Youth Music Competition more info

The "Bundeswettbewerb Jugend musiziert" (Federal Youth Music Competition) is hosted in Munich, with the "Drum-Set (Pop)" category evaluations taking place at the schwere reiter venue. To celebrate this event, the Cultural Department of the City of Munich presents a special concert featuring two renowned local percussion-focused ensembles: DOUBLE DRUMS and RENNER. RENNER is a trio featuring brothers Moritz and Valentin Renner with Tabea Kind, performing Modern Jazz. DOUBLE DRUMS, consisting of Alexander Glöggler and Philipp Jungk, blends classical music, groove, and entertainment using a wide array of instruments. Following the concert, participants are invited to a "Get-together" with snacks and drinks.

A double bill post-punk concert featuring ENDE from Austria and BLITZER from Leipzig more info

This concert event features a double bill of post-punk acts, presented by CoreChaosConcerts. ENDE (Post-Punk/NNDW, AT) is a duo from Vienna and Linz that expands to a four-piece band for live performances. Their sound is a unique blend of Post-Punk, Neue Neue Deutsche Welle (NNDW), Pop, New Wave, and Punk, exploring themes of broken relationships and urban frustration. BLITZER (Sassy Post-Punk, Leipzig) is an international trio delivering high-energy performances with 2-minute songs that fuse New Wave, Garage, and Rock, promoting their debut LP "The New Conspiracy". Note: The venue is not wheelchair accessible.

A nostalgic musical journey through the 60s, 70s, and 80s, featuring the hits of Peggy March and stories from Ursli Pfister's youth more info

This production by the Geschwister Pfister offers a nostalgic and artistic portrayal of the entertainment scene from the 1960s, 70s, and 80s—an era of television programs that bridged generational gaps. Ursli Pfister (portrayed by Christoph Marti) takes the audience on a journey back to his childhood and youth in 1970s Switzerland. The program centers on the music of Peggy March, one of the most successful pop singers in the German-speaking world between 1965 and 1980. The performance features stories from Marti's past and live renditions of Peggy March's hits, such as 'Mit 17 hat man noch Träume,' 'Carnaby Street,' and 'Memories of Heidelberg.' The show is described as an affectionate parody of the 'sweet and deceptive kitsch' of the industry, delivered with artistic depth and a double-edged charm. Attendees can expect to meet characters like Frau Huggenberger and enjoy a sing-along experience of classic hits.

Munich drummer Jakob Marsmann hosts a jam session at Jazzclub Unterfahrt, welcoming motivated beginners to join a mix of jazz, funk, and drum 'n' bass more info

In May 2026, the Munich-based drummer Jakob Marsmann hosts the Jam Session at Jazzclub Unterfahrt. Motivated beginners are explicitly invited to participate. Jakob Marsmann is known for his broad musical range, encompassing traditional and modern jazz as well as drum 'n' bass and funk. His playing style varies from lively, nuanced swing to powerful beats and dry rhythms. The line-up includes Luis Burger (Alto Saxophone), Rei Kondakciu (Guitar), Pablo Struff (Piano), Tibor Lampe (Bass), and Jakob Marsmann (Drums).

A club night at Bahnwärter Thiel featuring the Bushbash collective and guests from Munich and Berlin

A prestigious competition where young drummers showcase their talents in popular music styles like Pop, Rock, Jazz, and Funk

A world-premiere production by Maximilian Schafroth blending theatre, cabaret, and music to explore the friction between rural and urban life

A DIY bicycle repair workshop where participants can fix their own bikes with expert guidance more info

The bikekitchen München is a non-profit association promoting bicycle culture and sustainable mobility. They organize bicycle repair workshops where participants can learn to fix their own bikes in a social atmosphere. The event provides access to professional tools, spare parts, and expert guidance from volunteers. The initiative is built on self-help and knowledge sharing, open to everyone regardless of expertise. It operates on a voluntary donation basis and maintains an inclusive environment.

Döll celebrates the tenth anniversary of his debut solo EP 'Weit entfernt' with a special tour, bringing the classic EP to the stage for the first time more info

Döll celebrates the tenth anniversary of his debut solo EP 'Weit entfernt' with a special tour. Although the EP became an instant classic upon its release, it never had its own dedicated tour until now. Following the success of his 2025 comeback album 'weg vom Weg,' which reached number 5 on the charts, Döll is returning to his roots. This tour brings the debut EP to the stage for the first time across six selected German cities, including Munich.

A nostalgic musical journey through the 60s, 70s, and 80s, featuring the hits of Peggy March and stories from Ursli Pfister's youth more info

This production by the Geschwister Pfister offers a nostalgic and artistic portrayal of the entertainment scene from the 1960s, 70s, and 80s—an era of television programs that bridged generational gaps. Ursli Pfister (portrayed by Christoph Marti) takes the audience on a journey back to his childhood and youth in 1970s Switzerland. The program centers on the music of Peggy March, one of the most successful pop singers in the German-speaking world between 1965 and 1980. The performance features stories from Marti's past and live renditions of Peggy March's hits, such as 'Mit 17 hat man noch Träume,' 'Carnaby Street,' and 'Memories of Heidelberg.' The show is described as an affectionate parody of the 'sweet and deceptive kitsch' of the industry, delivered with artistic depth and a double-edged charm. Attendees can expect to meet characters like Frau Huggenberger and enjoy a sing-along experience of classic hits.

A concert evening featuring Melbourne-based acts Way Dynamic and McKimmie, blending folk-pop, art-rock, and bedroom pop more info

Way Dynamic is the solo project of Dylan Young, known for his work with bands like Good Morning and Cool Sounds. His music blends minimalist folk-pop, art-rock, and baroque-pop, earning praise from artists like Elton John and Katie Crutchfield. He is joined by McKimmie, a project led by Chloe Sanger, which delivers bedroomy music inspired by everything from action movies to personal moods.

A Bigband Night featuring the Guido May Bigband and guest Matthias Schriefl, blending jazz with alpine sounds, world music, and Billy May arrangements more info

This "Bigband Night" features the Guido May Bigband collaborating with guest Matthias Schriefl. The performance focuses on Schriefl's colorful, surprising, and humorous compositions, which blend jazz with alpine sounds, world music influences, and a healthy dose of musical mischief. Additionally, the program includes selected arrangements by the legendary big band master Billy May—a playful tribute as "May plays May in May." The audience can expect a program full of energy, wit, and orchestral joy, bridging the gap between the Allgäu Alps, Indian rhythms, and the New York big band tradition. Line-up: Matthias Schriefl (Conductor, Composer, Trumpet), Gero Hensel (Trumpet), Rich Laughlin (Trumpet), Florian Brandl (Trumpet), Lars Krech (Trumpet), Evan Tate (Alto Saxophone), Mark Pusker (Alto Saxophone), Gregor Bürger (Tenor Saxophone), Sandi Kuhn (Tenor Saxophone), Valentina Oefele (Baritone Saxophone), Jürgen Neudert (Trombone), Benedikt Gheiros (Trombone), André Schwager (Piano, Keys), Rüdiger Eisenhauer (Guitar), Andreas Kurz (Bass), Wiggerl Himpsl (Percussion), Guido May (Drums).

A prestigious competition for young drummers showcasing skills in Pop, Rock, Jazz, and Funk styles more info

This event is part of the 'Bundeswettbewerb Jugend musiziert,' one of Europe's most prestigious and largest competitions for young musicians. In this specific session, young drummers showcase their skills in various popular music styles, including Pop, Rock, Jazz, and Funk. Participants perform either solo or with accompaniment from instruments such as piano, e-guitar, e-bass, and keyboard. The competition serves as a platform for young talents to receive pedagogically valuable feedback and artistic orientation.

A combination of table tennis and a live DJ set by Bavarian Mobile Disco, featuring a wide-ranging vinyl selection more info

Ping Pong DJam combines table tennis with a live DJ set by Bavarian Mobile Disco. Everyone is welcome to play, from professionals to beginners, even those without their own racket. The DJ, a veteran of Munich's club scene, will perform a diverse set from his extensive vinyl collection, covering genres like Tropicalia, Psychedelic Funk, Afrobeat, New Wave, and Italo Disco.

An open-air guided painting session at Minna Thiel focusing on Matisse’s 'The Dance' more info

The Munich Curator and dreamy.nuvolina present the second installment of their open-air painting series at Minna Thiel. This session is dedicated to Matisse’s 'Dance (La Danse),' celebrated as one of the most joyful paintings in history. This is an intimate, guided workshop suitable for all skill levels. Participants will create unique postcards or gift cards using a variety of materials including pencils, black liner pens, and watercolours. Attendees are welcome to follow the guided instructions or explore their own creative vision. Registration is required due to limited spots. Participation is based on an optional donation (suggested €5) to cover material costs.

A contemporary dance theater production exploring the universal rhythm of breathing and the ebb and flow of life through urban and experimental dance more info

'Tide' is a contemporary dance theater production created by Sophie Haydee Colindres Zühlke and Serhat 'Saïd' Perhat. The piece explores the concept of rhythm and breathing—not just within humans, but as a universal force found in nature and civilization, akin to the ebb and flow of the tides. Following their successful production 'Grey,' the creators and their ensemble embark on a research journey into individual and collective 'tides.' The performance features a fusion of urban dance and experimental forms, blending organic movement lines with sharp, acrobatic elements. The performers' bodies serve as resonance chambers, creating a flow of movement that reflects personal transformations and societal dynamics. The production has been praised by critics for its 'impressive dance theater' and its 'perfectly coordinated symbiosis' of contemporary dance and breakdance.

German-language pop concert featuring Wilhelmine with LUNA as support more info

Wilhelmine is one of the most impressive voices in German-language pop. Her music combines organic pop sounds with emotional depth – sometimes delicate, sometimes powerful, always authentic. Themes such as healing, female rage, empowerment, and cohesion run like a red thread through her work. The concert features LUNA as the support act.

A performance by world-renowned saxophonist Chris Potter and his trio, showcasing technical brilliance and spontaneous musicality more info

American tenor saxophonist Chris Potter, known for pushing the boundaries of technical brilliance and musicality, performs with his established trio featuring Matt Brewer on bass and Kendrick Scott on drums. Potter intentionally omits a harmony instrument to leverage the flexibility and spontaneity of his bandmates. The performance is characterized by a continuous flow of ideas, unexpected turns, and masterful variation of motivic material, utilizing the open spaces created by the trio format. Line-up: Chris Potter (Saxophone), Matt Brewer (Bass), Kendrick Scott (Drums). Note: This event is sold out, but a waiting list is available.

A dynamic concert blending melancholic melodies and raw blues as part of the Fish'n Blues series more info

Mateo Navarro, frontman of 'Inside Golden', performs at the Glockenbachwerkstatt for the Fish'n Blues series. Drawing inspiration from Bob Dylan, Jeff Buckley, and Jimi Hendrix, his set ranges from quiet, melancholic melodies to raw, distorted blues. The event combines live music with a culinary experience, with fish served from 19:00 and the concert starting at 20:30.

Final examination concerts of the Jazz Institute of the University of Music and Performing Arts Munich featuring Susanne Lotter, Natasha Zaychenko, and Marco Diewald more info

The Jazz Institute of the University of Music and Performing Arts Munich (HMTM) hosts its final examination concerts at the Jazzclub Unterfahrt. This evening features three talented students: Susanne Lotter (Quintet) performing multi-stylistic original compositions on double bass; Natasha Zaychenko (Trio) presenting bass compositions reflecting her international travels; and pianist Marco Diewald (Octet) blending fusion and modern jazz with a focus on tonal colors and voice leading. Line-up: Marco Diewald Octet, Susi Lotter Quintet, Natasha Zaychenko Trio.

A rail bus concert featuring Claire Jul and Kamel Miadi, blending French and Tunisian influences with Soul, Blues, and Pop more info

As part of the rail bus concerts, Minna Thiel transforms into an intimate concert stage this Wednesday evening. The duo Claire Jul and Kamel Miadi presents a musical mix with French and Tunisian influences. Their style combines Soul and Blues with modern Pop sounds, drawing inspiration from icons like Amy Winehouse and Mac Miller. The concert offers the ideal opportunity to enjoy the evening in a special atmosphere. Admission is free, though donations for the musicians are welcome.

A discussion on awareness and empowerment in Munich's nightlife with Luzia Beer from MoNa more info

The Gender Salon explores gender at the intersection of art, culture, politics, and science. This session features Luzia Beer from 'Fachstelle Moderation der Nacht' (MoNa) presenting on 'Spaces of Encounter – Spaces of Power: Awareness and Empowerment in Munich's Nightlife'. The evening includes an impulse lecture and practical insights into awareness work, discussing how to make nightlife culture more diverse, inclusive, and free from discrimination.

Belgian musician Jelle Denturck (DIRK.) presents his solo project Dressed Like Boys, blending 70s aesthetics with modern pop and intimate, queer-themed lyrics more info

Belgian musician Jelle Denturck, known as the singer of the indie-rock band DIRK., returns to Germany with his solo project, Dressed Like Boys. Following a successful headline tour and appearances at festivals like Haldern Pop and Reeperbahn Festival, Denturck brings his self-titled debut album to the stage. The project explores intimate thoughts and poetic lyrics within a soundscape that blends shimmering 70s aesthetics with modern pop, influenced by legends like Elton John and David Bowie. The album touches on themes including his identity as a queer man and significant moments in queer history.

A quartet led by saxophonist Johannes Enders exploring classics from the Great American Songbook with a focus on songs that pose questions more info

The quartet "Standard Questions," led by the renowned saxophonist Johannes Enders, explores the classics of the Great American Songbook. The program focuses on songs that pose questions in their titles and lyrics—addressing the large and small mysteries of life. Enders and his ensemble interpret these standards with a mix of musical authenticity, tradition, and a contemporary perspective, delivered with charm and a wink. Line-up: Johannes Enders (Tenor Saxophone), Oliver Kent (Piano), Josh Ginsburg (Bass), Gene Calderazzo (Drums).

A unique dating event where friends present singles on stage to a curious audience, fostering new connections in a respectful environment more info

Forget classic online dating. In this format, singles are introduced by their confidants in about five minutes on stage in front of a curious and benevolent audience. The event is aimed at both singles and those in relationships who are looking for new acquaintances, good stories, and a special evening. The goal is to experience an evening full of surprises, laughter, and new encounters together. The organizers attach great importance to respectful and mindful interaction in order to create a 'safer space' for all participants.

German-American singer Caro Kelley performs live with her 7-piece Soul-Pop band, blending Pop, Funk, Disco, and R&B more info

Caro Kelley, the German-American singer and multi-instrumentalist, performs live at Milla Club with her 7-piece Soul-Pop band. No longer just an insider tip in Munich, Kelley is celebrated for her powerful vocals and genre-blending music that spans Pop, Funk, Disco, and R&B. The concert will feature songs from her debut album "Playroom" (2022) and her critically acclaimed 2025 album "QUIET," which reflects on the meaning of having a voice. Her performance combines old-school songwriting charm with upbeat melodies and an indie-rock attitude. The evening features support from Big Sorry.

A performance by the band A Bunch of Birds at the cozy Café Schau ma moi in Giesing more info

The event features the band or performance A Bunch of Birds at Café Schau ma moi, a charming and iconic cafe-bar located in a former tram house in the Ober-Giesing district. The venue is well-known for its cozy, living room atmosphere and its tiny, picturesque beer garden situated under a giant elm tree. It is a popular local spot for residents and cyclists, conveniently located near the Silberhornstraße U-Bahn station.

A double concert featuring Ala Cya's indie-pop and Trio Nova's contemporary instrumental soundscapes more info

This concert brings together Ala Cya and Trio Nova for a multifaceted musical experience. Ala Cya, a German-Polish singer and producer, blends indie-pop, ethno-vocals, and cinematic music inspired by nature. Trio Nova is a contemporary instrumental project merging acoustic guitar, piano, and synthesizers with beats influenced by Trap, Hip-Hop, and Drum’n’Bass. Together, they create a dialogue between voice, acoustic instruments, and electronic structures.

Swiss musician Yumi Ito, a leading young jazz vocalist in Europe, performs her original compositions blending delicacy and powerful energy more info

Yumi Ito is a Swiss musician with Japanese-Polish roots, widely regarded as one of the most influential young jazz vocalists in Europe. Her performances are described as a sensation, characterized by stupendous vocal technique, profound emotionality, and a boundless imagination. Her compositions blend diverse influences, revealing a unique balance of delicacy, vulnerability, and powerful energy. Beyond her musical career, she is also a successful actress. This concert features her original compositions, where her voice and arrangements are showcased to their full potential. The line-up includes Yumi Ito (vocals, piano), Alessio Cazzetta (guitar), Nadav Erlich (bass), and Iago Fernández (drums).

A non-frontal live format where music is spread across the entire space, featuring aloisius more info

'sound, across the way, opposite, next door vol. II' is a non-frontal live format where the music is spread across the entire space. It is designed for those who want to play music without the pressure of entertaining, and for listeners who want to experience music without simply consuming it. The event features a wide range of genres, from folk and chamber pop to beats, ambient music, and textures. This second volume features aloisius, an improvisation-based artist and curator of sounds and happenings, and founder of the 'life is beautiful' project. His music is described as 'crisp, chaotic, and unashamedly euphoric.'

High-energy electronic music event with Techno and Trance over 135 BPM more info

This event is part of the '135+' series at Bahnwärter Thiel, featuring a high-energy lineup curated by KlubRomantik and UltraBounce3000. The '135+' format typically focuses on fast-paced electronic music, such as Techno and Trance, with BPMs exceeding 135. The night features a diverse range of artists from Munich, Regensburg, and Heilbronn. Lineup: /LJ/, 9LALEY, EMBY, Linitschkaya, Marcel Locust, NAGINI, SCLR.

A multilingual comedy evening featuring Tatar, Ukrainian, Russian, and German stand-up comedy more info

A Tatar-Ukrainian-Russian-German comedy evening featuring a diverse lineup of comedians. The stand-up club 'Na Kuhne' ('In the Kitchen') hosts an open mic night that explores life in Europe today through the lenses of migration, daily life, and personal observation. The event brings together performers from various backgrounds to share pointed, personal, and often surprising perspectives. Comedians include Arkady Podkopaev, Alexey Vasiliev, Gennady Reznitsky, Andrey Polishchuchenko, Katya Kovbasyuk, and Elmira Bakunina.

Presslufthanna and DJ Jiyan bring their raw energy and lyrical sharpness to Munich as part of the PLH Ultra Tour 2025 more info

Presslufthanna, the unmistakable voice of Bremen MCs, takes the stage as part of her "PLH Ultra Tour 2025." Known for her commanding presence and raw energy, she brings a performance that blends her lyrical sharpness with a newly evolved sound. Following her 2022 album "So namely," she has collaborated with various beatmakers to integrate electronic beats and innovative productions into her music. She is accompanied by DJ Jiyan (aka Kurdish Blow), who underscores her powerful texts with skillful scratches. The show promises a mix of established tracks and new material.

An interdisciplinary music and theater project retelling German history from a migrant perspective more info

"Teutonistan. Vom Schweigen. Sprechen. Widersprechen." is an interdisciplinary music and theater project that retells German history from a migrant perspective—empowering, poetic, and radical. The project centers on the voices of "guest workers" and their descendants, exploring their stories, sounds, and perspectives on belonging, language, and resistance. The performance creates a multi-layered stage installation weaving together documentary research, oral history, cinematic elements, and live music into a scenic collage.

A musical exploration of the Franco-German partnership through jazz, led by saxophonist Daniel Erdmann more info

Daniel Erdmann’s "Thérapie de Couple" is a musical exploration of the Franco-German partnership, addressing its historical frictions and creative potential through jazz. Rather than marriage counseling, the project uses musical means to sketch mentalities and conflict resolution between the two nations. The ensemble features Théo Ceccaldi (violin), Hélène Duret (clarinet), Vincent Courtois (cello), Daniel Erdmann (tenor saxophone), Henning Sieverts (bass), and Eva Klesse (drums).

A Dark Indie concert by Munich-based artist Josef Wirnshofer, featuring nocturnal soundscapes and atmospheric intensity more info

The Marble Man is the musical project of Josef Wirnshofer. Known for exceptional songwriting and a dark, dense atmosphere, the band's sound blends minimalism with atmospheric intensity, incorporating elements of New Wave, Trip-Hop, and organic sound experiments. Their latest album, 'LOUISIANA LEAF', continues this trajectory with cool, nocturnal soundscapes.

A blues-rock concert inspired by the 60s and 70s, followed by an open jam session more info

The Soft D Experience performs blues-rock inspired by 60s and 70s legends like The Doors, Jimi Hendrix, and Deep Purple. After an opening set, the stage is opened for a jam session where attendees are invited to bring their own instruments and join in. The venue's pub opens at 19:00.

A night of Drum&Bass influenced by Jazz, Funk, Soul, and Hip Hop with veteran DJ Wolf Hummel more info

Wolf Hummel began his career in 1995, spinning House and Jungle / Drum&Bass in the Mannheim underground. Since moving to Munich in 2000, he has been a regular fixture in the city's bar and club scene, delivering a Drum&Bass sound heavily influenced by Jazz, Funk, Soul, and Hip Hop. His musical style is often associated with labels such as "Fokuz Recordings" and "Hospital Records." This event features his signature sound in the intimate setting of Corleone.

Hamburg's Südpol club visits Bahnwärter Thiel for a guest night with Melbo & Falke

A dedicated party night celebrating the 'brat' lifestyle and aesthetic with a soundtrack of 'brat-coded' bangers more info

This event features a musical lineup including tracks from Charli XCX, Kesha, Kim Petras, Billie Eilish, Ayesha Erotica, Ikkimel, Lorde, PinkPantheress, Cobrah, Adéla, Lady Gaga, and more. The atmosphere is queer, rough, and euphoric—a safe space for self-expression and high-energy dancing. Attendees are encouraged to embrace Y2K fashion, including crop tops, glitter, low-rise jeans, and sunglasses. Admission is restricted to 18+.

A combined open-air and club night featuring a live performance by Reyneke and various DJs more info

This event is a combined open-air and club night at Bahnwärter Thiel, featuring a live performance by the Berlin-based artist Reyneke. The lineup includes a mix of local and guest DJs, spanning genres like techno and electronic music. Lineup: REYNEKE (live), Avani, Milla Lou, Praun, Suki.

A vibrant cultural event featuring LoopRootz, The Positive Mind Band, and DJ Black Tee, blending Afro-fusion, HipHop, and Bongo Flavour more info

yavaş habibi is a cultural event at Glockenbachwerkstatt featuring a diverse musical lineup. The program includes LoopRootz, a Munich band blending HipHop, Dubstep, and Neo-Soul; The Positive Mind Band from Tanzania, fusing traditional Swahili music with modern Afro-fusion; and DJ Black Tee, who will play Singeli, Bongo Flavour, and Afro-Beats for the afterparty. The event starts with a beer garden opening at 14:00, followed by concerts and an afterparty.

A monthly event series merging art, community, and Kimuntu philosophy through collective improvisation in a circle without a stage more info

"Guy-El Invites – The Circle That Connects" is a monthly event series that merges art, community, and the Kimuntu philosophy. The format is unique for its "circle without a stage," which removes the traditional barrier between performers and the audience, allowing everyone to participate in a shared, living moment. For the May 2026 edition, the guest is Sam Hylton, a Munich-based pianist and composer known for his work in contemporary jazz. The evening is centered on presence, attentive listening, and spontaneous sound-shaping rather than a rehearsed performance. Guy-El Mabiala, the founder of the Katiopa Band, brings his vision of "Kimuntu" (dignity, solidarity, and shared humanity) to the platform.

An entertaining event where young scientists present their research in ten minutes to win over the audience more info

The 'Munich Science Slam' is an entertaining event where science meets the stage. Young scientists present their latest research findings in just ten minutes, aiming to make complex topics understandable, creative, and engaging for a broad audience. The atmosphere is relaxed, and the goal is to 'laugh until you cry' while gaining new knowledge. At the end of the evening, the audience votes to decide which presenter gave the best performance. The event is moderated by Simon Hauser.

A legendary figure of Brazilian pop music, Marcos Valle performs a diverse repertoire spanning samba, bossa nova, and psychedelic pop more info

Marcos Valle is a legendary figure who has shaped the sound of Brazilian pop for over six decades. Throughout his career, he has collaborated with renowned artists such as Leon Ware, Sarah Vaughan, and Chicago. His influence extends into modern music, with his work being sampled by artists like Jay Z, Childish Gambino, Madlib, and Kaytranada. His songs have been performed by icons ranging from Frank Sinatra to Bebel Gilberto and even Emma Bunton. Valle's musical repertoire is incredibly diverse, spanning samba, bossa nova, psychedelic pop, and beach boogie. Known for his stylistic innovation, the 82-year-old composer, arranger, and performer is currently on a European tour visiting twenty cities.

A high-energy two-piece rock show by Guido and Alice

A midnight breakfast of music featuring Breakbeat and Garage rhythms with special guest MATIN more info

BAM BAM is an event promising a "tasty midnight breakfast" of music featuring yummy rhythms and crispy percussions. Attendees can expect a selection of mouthwatering Breakbeat served with a side of Garage. The lineup features special guest MATIN (known for the openrave project), who will be serving hot and sizzling drum chops. Joining him are the "connoisseurs de BÀM BÀM": Backone, SBTL, and Sy Kiq, who will be dishing out heavy distortion and peppered synths drenched in their special sauce.

A high-energy party featuring Alternative Rock, Nu Metal, Pop Punk, Core, and Emo more info

A high-energy party dedicated to the best of Alternative Rock, Nu Metal, Pop Punk, Core, and Emo. The event promises an atmosphere where guests are encouraged to wear their band shirts and dance until they are drenched in sweat. The music selection aims to make "Chucks glow" and guarantees ecstasy and muscle aches the next day. Featuring sounds like Architects, Beartooth, Billy Talent, Blink 182, Bring Me The Horizon, Electric Callboy, Green Day, Hollywood Undead, Korn, Limp Bizkit, Linkin Park, My Chemical Romance, Panic! At The Disco, Papa Roach, Paramore, Parkway Drive, Rage Against The Machine, Rise Against, Sleep Token, Slipknot, System Of A Down, The Offspring, Turnstile, and We Came As Romans.

An immersive cabaret night featuring bellydance, karaoke, and high-energy DJ sets with a 'no phones' policy more info

The 'Nichni Cabaret Night' returns for its second edition, promising an immersive experience rather than just a party. Following a sold-out debut, this event aims to elevate the energy with a mix of music, performance, and interactive spaces. The night is designed to be a journey from deep vibes to high-energy explosions, emphasizing a 'no phones' policy to maintain the atmosphere. Highlights include a hypnotizing bellydance show by JULIA, music by DJ HABIBI and DJ ELSULTAN, a dedicated karaoke room called INSHIRAH, and a collective 'Romansia Break' moment. Dress to express!

A vibrant flea market featuring fashion, music, art, and live DJ sets more info

The 'Krims & Krams Flohmarkt' is a vibrant and diverse flea market hosted at Bahnwärter Thiel. Visitors can expect a colorful mix of fashion, music, costumes, art, props, and various other treasures. The event features musical accompaniment by rotating newcomers and DJs who play and sell their records directly from the turntable.

A double bill of electronic and Hi-NRG music featuring the legendary Trans-X and the high-energy project KN/GHTS more info

This concert event features a double bill of electronic and Hi-NRG music. Trans-X, founded by Pascal Languirand and famous for the hit "Living on Video," presents a tribute to 80s Hi-NRG and Italo Disco using vintage analog synthesizers and live dancers. KN/GHTS, the project of James Knights, delivers a powerful blend of Heavy Hi-NRG, raw Electro, and dark disco energy known for intense live performances.

A 'Rap meets Poetry Slam' event where young poets compete for the Golden Microphone, featuring a HipHop concert and DJ Naim more info

Bless the Mic is a unique event where up to 10 young poets (aged 25 and under) compete on stage with text and performance for the audience's favor and the 'GOLDEN MICROPHONE'. The evening also features 'Fehde mit Fede', a competition between two RapPoets, and a concert by a Munich HipHop act. Resident DJ Naim provides the beats. The event aims to bring poetry slam back to its raw roots.

A city tour exploring the historical and contemporary social landscape of Haidhausen, in cooperation with BISS magazine more info

This city tour, titled "Haidhausen einmal anders" (Münchner KulTouren meets BISS), explores the historical and contemporary social landscape of the Haidhausen district. Participants will learn about how people used to live in the area and the social challenges that existed then and persist today. In cooperation with the street magazine BISS, staff members share their personal experiences and insights into life in Haidhausen.

A fusion of theatre, cabaret, and music exploring the friction between urban and rural life

An intimate live performance by MondWild featuring poetic lyrics and melodic electronic beats at Minna Thiel more info

Experience a special evening as Minna Thiel transforms into a concert stage for an intimate live performance by MondWild. The artist weaves poetic lyrics with melodic electronic beats, creating songs that move both body and soul. Her music tells the story of an inner journey, following a voice that grows from a whisper to a clear call for authenticity and vitality. During her live performance, MondWild builds her tracks layer by layer in real-time using controllers, vocals, and electronic textures, creating an organic flow that balances club energy with deep intimacy.

The world's first Textile Sound Convention, featuring a 'choir of sewing machines' and other textile machinery transformed into musical instruments more info

'Sharper Than A Needle' is an interdisciplinary project by Stephanie Müller and Klaus Erika Dietl where textile machinery and haberdashery are transformed into musical instruments. The performance features spinning wheels, knitting machines, and an oversized sewing box acting as a beat machine. This event explores the acoustic spectrum of textile production, blending textile art, experimental pop, and sound art within queer-feminist contexts. This specific performance serves as the official vinyl release celebration for a live album recorded during the project's world premiere.

A musical theatre production reimagining the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice in a near-future setting

A high-energy electronic music night featuring Berlin icon Dirty Doering and local support more info

Dirty Doering, a visionary, entrepreneur, and DJ, is a living landmark of the Berlin electronic music scene. Known globally for his association with Bar 25 and as the founder of the Katermukke label, he possesses a natural instinct for what moves people and how to push musical boundaries. This event features a lineup of electronic music artists including Dirty Doering himself, alongside local and regional support. Lineup: Dirty Doering (Katermukke / Berlin), Dolfinn (amorosa / München), Leonie Clara (Feta Records / München), Martin Mind (Deep Woods, Melodic Room / Nürnberg).

A queer-focused celebration of music and unity, blending Schlager and Techno more info

The event 'Schiefe Bahn* – Open Air & Club' is a queer-focused celebration organized by the Tuntopia Kollektiv and Impuls Kollektiv. Under the motto 'Fummeln für den Frieden' (Fumbling for Peace), the event promotes Queer Power, harmony, and love, offering a musical journey between Schlager and Techno. It takes place on the public holiday Fronleichnam (Corpus Christi). The organizers aim to create a space for a more just society and peaceful political revolt, contrasting the daily feeling of global crisis with a night of unity and music. Lineup: Baerbel (Berlin), Burningmaze (München), Hivemind (München), Lizthium (München), Nui (Leipzig), Tona (München), Yuste (München), neverglass (München).

Palestinian musician Ahmed Eid blends traditional and contemporary Arabic music with jazz and electronic influences more info

Ahmed Eid is a Palestinian musician whose work bridges his experiences in Ramallah and Berlin. His debut EP, 'Aghani Akhira' (Last Songs), narrates stories of fictional characters living in his two realities. The music is a blend of traditional and contemporary Arabic music, featuring improvisation and arrangements inspired by contemporary electronic music. The works are deeply poetic and articulate anti-colonial and anti-patriarchal themes. The tour also collects donations for the Palestine Music Space in Ramallah, which provides young talents with a free space to learn and record.

A political lecture exploring the history and current relevance of anti-communism in Germany more info

This event explores the historical continuity and contemporary relevance of anti-communism in Germany. Since the emergence of communism as a movement, opposing forces have organized against it. The lecture traces how anti-communism has targeted not only explicitly communist groups but left-wing movements in general. Even after the Cold War, anti-communist tropes persist and are used to attack modern movements—for instance, linking 'Wokeness' to 'Cultural Marxism,' labeling climate justice activists as a 'green RAF,' or warning of a 'GDR 2.0' in response to housing expropriation campaigns. The talk provides insights into how this ideological consensus continues to shape Germany's political culture, weakens emancipatory movements, and restricts political imagination. Bar and food are available from 20:00, and the lecture begins at 20:30.

A record release party ('Plattentaufe') for Lift It Up! Soundsystem at Favoritbar more info

This event is a record release party (referred to as 'Plattentaufe') for the artist Lift It Up! Soundsystem. The performance will take place in Munich at the Favoritbar. It is part of the Gutfeeling Records event series, featuring live shows and DJ gigs from their artist roster and extended circle of friends.

A political feuilleton podcast series hosted by Lukas Hammerstein, blending polemics, essays, and satire to explore political themes through a cultural lens more info

"Jazz&Politik im PATHOS" is a political feuilleton presented as a podcast series. The program explores the idea that "everything is political," releasing new episodes every two weeks. Hosted by Lukas Hammerstein and guests, the podcast blends polemics, essays, satire, and serious discourse to examine political themes through a cultural lens. Lukas Hammerstein is a writer and journalist who previously moderated the "Jazz&Politik" program on Bayern2 for 20 years.

A night of Colombian-inspired sounds featuring Conjunto Media Luna and Cósmica Bandida, blending traditional cumbia with electronic experimentation and tropical psychedelia more info

"MUTACIONES" is a special event curated by chucuXchucu that explores sounds changing shape, traditions meeting machines, and rhythms crossing borders. The night brings together two projects deeply connected by Colombian roots: Conjunto Media Luna, which navigates the space between traditional accordion cumbia and contemporary electronic experimentation, and Cósmica Bandida, a Colombian-German duo channeling tropical psychedelia, sci-fi disco, and ritualistic percussion. The night also features hybrid selections from curators Superzona and mrReed, guiding the dancefloor through tropical nostalgia and bass-heavy club sounds.

A unique blend of Folk, Dub, Post-Punk, and experimental psych-rock by the duo MEMORIALS more info

The event features the duo MEMORIALS, consisting of Verity Susman (Electrelane) and Matthew Simms (Wire, It Hugs Back). Their music is a unique blend of Folk, Dub, Post-Punk, experimental tape music, 60s Soul, Garage Rock, and 70s Spiritual Jazz, drawing comparisons to artists like Broadcast, Portishead, and The Velvet Underground. Formed in 2022, the duo initially focused on film scores before releasing their debut studio album, 'Memorial Waterslides', in 2024. Known for their analog recording techniques and vintage effects, they have recently toured as support for Stereolab, delivering a sound described as kaleidoscopic art-pop and adventurous psych-rock.

A high-energy electronic music collaboration between Munich's NoLife and Vienna's Gesindel der Nacht more info

This event is part of the '135+' series at Bahnwärter Thiel, featuring a collaboration between the Munich-based collective NoLife and the Vienna-based collective Gesindel der Nacht (GdN). The night promises high-energy electronic music with a diverse lineup of artists from both cities. Lineup: Beruška (Wien), DAYV!D (München), Kristus (Wien), NLJT (München), Pinklotion (Wien), Silentsevir (Wien), Trugbild (Wien), exitallareas (München).

A micro-festival featuring live performances, DJs, and a market, headlined by Laura Krieg more info

This 'Micro-Festival' is organized by Grotto Terrazza and Alternative Fakten. It features a diverse program including live performances both indoors and outdoors, a large selection of DJs, and a market. The first confirmed act is Laura Krieg from Canada, whose music is described as 'a cold wave of brutalist pop' and 'a means of geocritical self-defense,' performed with a drum machine, a microphone, and silver glitter. The full line-up is being revealed gradually throughout May 2026.

The official after-party for the Wannda Circus Open Air, featuring electronic music until dawn more info

The 'Wannda Circus / Bahnwärter Edition' is the official after-party following the Wannda Circus Open Air in Freimann. The event takes place at Bahnwärter Thiel, transforming the venue into a circus-like atmosphere with numerous 'tamers' (DJs) in the ring. The party is designed to keep the energy of the day going until the first rays of sunshine. The musical lineup features a mix of local Munich artists and guests from Frankfurt, covering various electronic music styles. Lineup: Andrale (Frankfurt), B.ellina (München), Thys (Frankfurt), Tischy (München), [IN]SANE (München).

A summer festival at Minna Thiel featuring live music from twiceasmad and Nana Forest, food, and face painting more info

The Minna Thiel Sommerfest is a relaxed summer celebration in the heart of Munich. The event offers a vibrant mix of live music, culinary delights, and a creative atmosphere. Highlights include live performances by Nana Forest, a German-French artist blending Indie Pop and Singer-Songwriter styles, and twiceasmad, a high-energy seven-piece Indie-Pop band featuring brass, rap, and synthesizers. There will also be a makeup stand for artistic face painting and festival-style makeup, along with a selection of fine food and cold beverages. Entry is free.

An information evening about the upcoming board elections at Green City e.V., covering honorary activities and candidacy processes more info

This information evening is dedicated to the upcoming board elections at Green City e.V. The event provides an opportunity for members and interested individuals to learn about the honorary board activities and the process of running for a position. The current board will be present to share insights into their work and how they collaborate with the Green City team to influence Munich's development towards becoming a climate-resilient, sustainable, and future-proof city. The organization emphasizes the importance of a diverse board team with varied backgrounds and perspectives to reflect the diversity of Munich. Attendees can find out how to cast their vote at the General Assembly on July 2nd or how to become a candidate themselves.

A bi-weekly after-work gardening meetup at Reichenbachplatz where participants help maintain the local green sponsorship bed more info

This recurring bi-weekly gardening meetup invites everyone to join spontaneously for one hour of after-work gardening in the local green sponsorship bed. Activities vary based on current needs, and tools are provided on-site. No prior registration is required. The event may be cancelled during school holidays or rainy weather.

Learn how to become a green sponsor and transform street-side green strips into flourishing flower beds in this urban gardening workshop more info

This workshop is aimed at residents of Munich who wish to enhance urban biodiversity and beautify their neighborhoods by becoming 'Grünpat*innen' (green sponsors). Participants will learn how to transform street-side green strips or tree pits in front of their homes into flourishing flower beds. The City of Munich supports these initiatives by providing plant packages featuring native and insect-friendly species. The workshop covers planning and selection, practical tips on plant sourcing and tools, community building, and details on the support provided by the city and Green City e.V.

A cosmic night of 60s Psychedelic Rock, Garage, and global grooves featuring Levitation Room, Yalisco, and Thur Deephrey more info

This event features a cosmic lineup headlined by Levitation Room, a quartet from Los Angeles making their Munich debut. Their sound is described as 60s Psychedelic Rock with a groovy Neo-Psych twist, characterized by hallucinogenic melodies and mind-expanding soundscapes that echo the 'Summer of Love.' Support is provided by Yalisco, a Geneva-based band blending garage and surf rock with psychedelic elements, and Thur Deephrey, performing a set blending diverse global sounds, including Anatolian psychedelic rock, Brazilian Funk, Tropicalia, and Middle Eastern grooves.

A performance by Alexander Cameltoe as part of the go drag! munich 2026 festival, celebrating drag art by female, trans*, and non-binary artists more info

"Cynthia" is a performance by Alexander Cameltoe, presented as part of the go drag! munich 2026 festival. The festival celebrates drag art by female, trans*, and non-binary artists. Originating from the New York Drag King pioneer Diane Torr and Berlin legend Bridge Markland, the festival has found a home in Munich, featuring a diverse program of theater plays, cabaret shows, lectures, workshops, parties, and discussions with both local and international artists.

A cross-cultural musical fusion featuring Azerbaijani guitar master Rahman Mammadli and the legendary Munich collective Embryo with South Indian violin virtuoso Sumanth Manjunath more info

This concert presents a cross-cultural musical fusion featuring Azerbaijani guitar master Rahman Mammadli and the legendary Munich-based collective Embryo, accompanied by South Indian violin virtuoso Sumanth Manjunath. Rahman Mammadli is a renowned guitarist from the Karabakh region of Azerbaijan, celebrated for his virtuosic performance of folk songs, mughams, and traditional dances. Embryo, founded in 1969 and now led by Marja Burchard, blends Krautrock, jazz, and international rhythms. They are joined by Sumanth Manjunath, a fourth-generation violin virtuoso from Mysore, South India, for a performance blending jazz-rock and traditional South Indian music.

Opening party and Open Stage for the go drag! munich 2026 festival, celebrating drag art from female, trans*, and non-binary artists more info

This event marks the opening party and an Open Stage for the go drag! munich 2026 festival. Organized by and featuring the DragX Kollektiv, the evening celebrates drag art from female, trans*, and non-binary artists. The festival itself, running from June 10th to 14th, 2026, is a continuation of a tradition started in 2002 in Berlin and has found a home in Munich since 2024. The program includes theater, cabaret, workshops, and discussions across various venues in Munich. This specific opening event at the PATHOS theater is free of charge.

Closing ceremony of the exhibition '# Sichtbar. Verknüpft. Frei. - 100 Jahre GEDOK' featuring a sound performance by artist Lina Zylla more info

This event marks the finissage of the exhibition '# Sichtbar. Verknüpft. Frei. - 100 Jahre GEDOK', celebrating the 100th anniversary of GEDOK, the oldest and largest network for female artists in Europe. The exhibition at MaximiliansForum showcases interdisciplinary works exploring the freedom and independence of women's work in the arts today. The evening features a special sound performance by Lina Zylla.

A performance by legendary gender-performance artist Bridge Markland as part of the go drag! munich 2026 festival more info

"Krug in the box" is a performance by the legendary gender-performance artist Bridge Markland. This event is a featured part of the go drag! munich 2026 festival, which celebrates drag art created by female, trans*, and non-binary artists. The festival offers a diverse program including theater productions, cabaret shows, lectures, workshops, and discussions, co-curated by Bridge Markland and Ruby Tuesday.

Closing event of the exhibition featuring the performance 'new flesh' by Simone Fezer and sound by Ele Runge more info

This event marks the finissage of the exhibition 'Sichtbar. Verknüpft. Frei. 01'. The closing ceremony features the performance 'new flesh' by artist Simone Fezer with sound by Ele Runge. The exhibition showcases a wide array of artistic expressions by female artists, including glass objects, jewelry, textile networks, and sound installations.

A live concert featuring a unique blend of folk and alternative sounds in an open-air beer garden more info

G.Rag & Die Landlergschwister will perform a live concert at the Muffatbiergarten. This event is part of the Gutfeeling records family of live shows and DJ gigs, showcasing the band's signature style in a relaxed outdoor setting.

A high-energy night of Terror Punk and Rapcore featuring Bombstrap from Rotterdam and Munich's own KMAT more info

This event at Kafe Kult features a high-energy lineup with two distinct bands. Bombstrap, a 'Terror Punk' band from Rotterdam, brings intense energy as showcased in their 'Live At Worm' recording. They are joined by KMAT, a Rapcore group based in Munich known for their aggressive style, featured on their album 'Never Trust Them Fully.'

A BIPOC Cabaret-Show followed by a party in the foyer, part of the go drag! munich 2026 festival more info

This event is a BIPOC Cabaret-Show followed by a party in the foyer. It is part of the go drag! munich 2026 festival, which celebrates drag art performed by female, trans*, and non-binary artists. The festival features a diverse program including theater plays, cabaret shows, lectures, workshops, parties, and discussions with both local and international artists. Co-curated by Ruby Tuesday.

An evening featuring Hans Schauer presenting 'Thuban, when will it be our pole star again?' and artist Viola von der Burg more info

This event marks the return of the 'Endlich wieder' series at TamTam Treppenbar. The evening features contributions from Hans Schauer and Viola von der Burg. Hans Schauer is scheduled to present a piece titled 'Thuban, wann ist er wieder unser Polarstern? (20.346 n. Chr)' (Thuban, when will it be our North Star again? (20,346 AD)). Viola von der Burg is also accredited for the performance. The event takes place in the unique atmosphere of the Treppenbar in Munich.

A unique blend of drag performance, improv comedy, and Dungeons & Dragons storytelling featuring drag artists as fantasy adventurers more info

In this unique event, drag artists dive into the world of Dungeons & Dragons, blending drag performance, improv comedy, and interactive storytelling. Three brave adventurers—the unholy priest Holey Father, the flowery bard Radieschen, and the novice adventurer Phallamir—face classic fantasy challenges like battling monsters, charming creatures, and looting everything in sight. The story is guided by Game Master Perry Stroika, but the ultimate outcome is determined by the roll of the dice and the audience's input. This "Kings & Quings" special edition is part of the go drag! munich 2026 festival and is presented in collaboration with the Munich City Library.

An intimate performance and listening experience by Nofar Sela about motherhood during conflict more info

In this performance, the Habibi Kiosk is transformed into a private café. Participants wear headphones to listen to Nofar Sela's voice, exploring the reality of motherhood during times of war and conflict. The journey focuses on protecting a child's innocence while preserving one's own, creating a bridge to universal human experiences through direct listening and empathy.

An open-air concert celebrating the music of the 70s, including works by Joni Mitchell, Janis Joplin, and the Beatles more info

The 'Hippie Kammerorchester' presents a musical journey back to the visionary and transformative 1970s. Performers Ruth von Chelius, Julia von Miller, and guitarist/singer Hans von Chelius embark on an entertaining 'Hippietrail,' paying homage to the spirit and songs of the decade. The performance features powerful vocals and groovy arrangements of iconic music from artists like Fleetwood Mac, Joni Mitchell, Janis Joplin, the Beatles, and the Rolling Stones. The event captures the essence of an epoch defined by the peace movement and Woodstock.

A vibrant performance by the group Burkina Azza, blending traditional West African Griot music with modern influences more info

Burkina Azza means 'Griot of Burkina' in the Bobo language. A 'Griot' is a traditional West African singer, poet, and instrumentalist who serves as a storyteller and teacher. The group consists of five brothers from the Djibasso region in northwestern Burkina Faso, now based in Ouagadougou. They combine their centuries-old family tradition as Balafon players with modern African influences. In addition to the Balafon, they use percussion instruments like Djembé, Bara, Tama, and Doum, as well as string instruments like Kora and N’Goni. For their current pieces, they have also integrated a drum kit, adding a new tonal color to their music. The band has performed at major festivals such as FIMU, Le Rêve de l’Aborigène, Sam’Africa, and Africajarc.

An intimate performance and listening experience by Nofar Sela about motherhood during conflict more info

In this performance, the Habibi Kiosk is transformed into a private café. Participants wear headphones to listen to Nofar Sela's voice, exploring the reality of motherhood during times of war and conflict. The journey focuses on protecting a child's innocence while preserving one's own, creating a bridge to universal human experiences through direct listening and empathy.

A unique blend of Drag-Pop-Performance and Wrestling-Show hosted by Alexander Cameltoe more info

This event is a highlight of the go drag! munich 2026 festival, featuring a unique blend of a Drag-Pop-Performance and a Wrestling-Show. Hosted by Alexander Cameltoe, the performance is followed by an after-show party starting at 23:00. The festival celebrates drag art created by female, trans*, and non-binary artists. Admission is free.

A unique one-man lamp sound and light show featuring Post-Exotica with dubby home organ arrangements more info

A unique one-man lamp sound and light show featuring Post-Exotica with dubby home organ arrangements and eerie choreographies. The performance features a unique musical style described as Post Exotic Heimorgel-Dub, Minimal Rassel, and Synthie Trash.

A performance by Mieze McCripple followed by a panel discussion on ableism and activism as part of the go drag! munich 2026 festival more info

"Rote Rosen" is a performance by Mieze McCripple, followed by a panel discussion, presented as part of the go drag! munich 2026 festival. Mieze McCripple combines glitter and sequins with sharp social criticism, addressing topics such as ableism, queer-hostility, and violence through lipsync and spoken word. The subsequent panel discussion explores her activism and the historical contexts of ableism. Mieze McCripple was named Drag-Star NRW 2025.

An intimate performance and listening experience by Nofar Sela about motherhood during conflict more info

In this performance, the Habibi Kiosk is transformed into a private café. Participants wear headphones to listen to Nofar Sela's voice, exploring the reality of motherhood during times of war and conflict. The journey focuses on protecting a child's innocence while preserving one's own, creating a bridge to universal human experiences through direct listening and empathy.

A reading by Adrian Prechtel accompanied by music, dedicated to the myth of Marilyn Monroe more info

This event is a reading with music held in honor of Marilyn Monroe's birthday. Adrian Prechtel will read from his book 'Marilyn Monroe: Star-Legenden'. The reading is accompanied by musical recordings of selected songs by Marilyn Monroe, including original recordings on vinyl. Her distinctive, breathy, and sensual voice made her a legendary interpreter of jazz and swing in the 1950s. The event is part of the 'Verführungen im Park 2026' series and is held in conjunction with the exhibition 'UNITED BY JAZZ'.

A drag musical performance by the artist König, part of the go drag! munich 2026 festival celebrating female, trans*, and non-binary drag artists more info

"König Musical" is a drag musical performance by the artist König, presented as part of the go drag! munich 2026 festival. The festival, co-curated by Ruby Tuesday, celebrates drag art specifically from female, trans*, and non-binary artists. It features a diverse program of theater, cabaret, workshops, and discussions across various venues in Munich. This particular musical performance is one of the highlights of the festival's Saturday program. Tickets for the event are scheduled to become available starting at the end of April 2026.

A final performance by G.Rag & Die Landlergschwister to mark the closing of the restaurant goldmarie after 17 years more info

This event marks the official closing of the restaurant goldmarie after 17 years of operation. The venue is hosting a final day where they invite guests to visit one last time before closing their doors permanently at this location. Following the closure, the team will continue to be available at their other location, MARI.

An intimate performance and listening experience by Nofar Sela about motherhood during conflict more info

In this performance, the Habibi Kiosk is transformed into a private café. Participants wear headphones to listen to Nofar Sela's voice, exploring the reality of motherhood during times of war and conflict. The journey focuses on protecting a child's innocence while preserving one's own, creating a bridge to universal human experiences through direct listening and empathy.

A vibrant performance by Furaha ya Roho, blending Congolese rumba with African folk influences more info

The group Furaha ya Roho will perform at Bellevue di Monaco for the first time. Founded in Germany, the band brings together ten musicians around a shared idea: to understand music as a space for encounter, exchange, and collective energy. Their musical identity moves between Congolese rumba (recognized as UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage) and influences from African folk music, resulting in a vibrant sound carried by a warm and infectious groove. At the center of this dynamic is singer Merveille Mbongo, who gives the music a distinctive depth with her stage presence and powerful interpretation. The performance promises a rhythmic and unifying experience driven by collective energy.

A vocal jazz performance exploring themes of queerness and progressive jazz attitudes more info

Erik Leuthäuser, one of Germany's most outstanding young vocal talents, presents his concept work 'Sucht' (Addiction) at the Pasinger Fabrik. Coming from a jazz background, Leuthäuser has developed a unique musical world that sits between a progressive jazz attitude and alternative pop songs. The 'Sucht' cycle, released in 2024, features deeply personal songs performed by a quartet. Leuthäuser is known for his uncompromisingly personal approach. For this live performance, he is accompanied by a brilliant piano trio consisting of Julius Windisch, Sofia Eftychidou, and Andi Haberl.

A cabaret show and after-show party celebrating drag art by female, trans*, and non-binary artists more info

Part of the go drag! munich 2026 festival, this edition of 'Kings of Munich' focuses on the theme of 'Identitätskrise' (Identity Crisis). The festival celebrates drag art performed by female, trans*, and non-binary artists, continuing a legacy started in 2002 in Berlin and co-curated by drag artist Ruby Tuesday.

A bold solo performance by Alexandra Martini blending clowning, self-help culture, and satire more info

The show features world-famous Life Coach & Entrepreneur Lex Martini from L.A., California, in a one-time-only session. Participants are invited to dive into their past, present, and future to "reLex, reset, and champagne" their lives. Lex Martini promises to "MANICURE" the audience's deepest wishes and most forbidden dreams in a performance that "hits different."

A concert by the outstanding guitarist, singer, and composer also known as Jule Malischke more info

Julie Malia, also known as Jule Malischke, is an acclaimed guitarist, singer, and composer who has established herself across Europe with her original compositions and festival performances. Her diverse repertoire spans original songs, sensitive cover versions, arrangements of classical guitar music, and fingerstyle pieces. Malia is known for her technical brilliance, warm voice, humor, and strong stage presence. Her solo album 'Seagull' was nominated for the German Record Critics' Award in 2024.

A Munich trio presenting a program of music that defies traditional genre boundaries more info

The Munich trio Café Voyage presents their latest program, 'Zwischen allen Stühlen' (Between all chairs). With over a decade of experience, the ensemble continues to craft music that defies simple categorization, blending elements of Singer-Songwriter, Chanson, Jazz, and World Music into their own unmistakable style. The performance is characterized by a 'congenial mixture' of poetic lyrics, jazzy guitar sections, and virtuosic, warm cello sounds. The repertoire, mostly consisting of original compositions, ranges from passionate and stirring to soulful and dreamy.

A night of proto-punk and rock 'n' roll featuring Stepmother and Concrete Reign more info

Kafe Kult presents a high-energy night featuring Stepmother, an Australian power trio from Melbourne known for their blend of proto-punk and heavy fuzz. They are joined by Concrete Reign, a new punk band from Munich making their debut performance.

Energetic 'Jazzebel Music' featuring sensual and spirited jazz sounds more info

The Lucia Appel Trio presents their current project, 'Jazzebel Music'. The name 'Jazzebel' describes a style where sensual, captivating smooth jazz meets a touch of underground and soul. The program features elegant arrangements in the style of Diana Krall, enchanting lyrical jazz standards from the 1930s and 40s, and interpretations of contemporary artists like Tom Waits or Melody Gardot. The performance also includes original song-oriented jazz compositions. Critics have praised Lucia Appel's versatility, comparing her voice to the smokiness of Ella Fitzgerald.

A high-energy performance of Blues and New Orleans style music more info

The Ludwig Seuss Band, featuring an all-star lineup, is one of Germany's most sought-after Blues and Zydeco bands. Ludwig Seuss, known as the pianist for the Spider Murphy Gang, blends classic Piano-Boogie with Jump-Blues and Louisiana Rock 'n' Roll. Joining the band as a special guest is Dr. Will, a charismatic entertainer and 'voodoo doctor' style performer. The performance promises a 'soul journey' through the Southern United States, offering an extremely danceable sound.

A one-on-one performance by Judith Huber and Olaf Becker offering artistic advice and wellness applications for personal topics more info

This event is a one-on-one performance titled "Sag's der Pförtner*in!" (Tell it to the gatekeeper!) presented by the Institut für performative Lebenshilfe as part of the Kreativlabor Open 2026. Two performers, Judith Huber and Olaf Becker, dedicate themselves to the "body and soul" of individual clients. Participants are asked to provide a personal topic in advance for which they seek advice or treatment. Each session includes a wellness application and follows artistically evaluated standards for a "good life." Registration is required via email to hallo@pathos.theater.

A political feuilleton podcast series hosted by Lukas Hammerstein, blending jazz and politics with satire and essays more info

“Jazz&Politik im PATHOS” is a political feuilleton in podcast format, moderated by Lukas Hammerstein. Under the motto “Everything is political,” the series addresses current social and political issues every two weeks with a mix of polemics, essays, satire, and serious reflection. The series is supported by the Edith and Werner Rieder Foundation. This episode features speakers Tobias Krone, Christine Hamel, and Moritz Holfelder, with a jingle by Cico Beck.

A performative reading exploring themes of grief, memory, and emotional inheritance through text, movement, and sound

A contemporary dance performance exploring queer memory culture through the life of trans artist Liddy Bacroff more info

"Tänze fast vergessener Geister" is an interdisciplinary work by René*e Reith that merges contemporary dance, biographical performance, and choreographic sound design. The performance centers on Liddy Bacroff, a trans artist and sex worker murdered in a concentration camp in 1943. Based on Bacroff's unpublished texts, the work explores queer remembrance culture and the "ghosts" that act within bodies. The audience becomes part of an interactive setup that fosters memory and imagination.

A festival with music, workshops, and dance under the motto 'Open Hearts – Open Minds' to celebrate World Refugee Day more info

Organized by Refugio Kunstwerkstatt, this event features a diverse program including concerts, dance performances, a children's program, and open meetings. It aims to bring people together under the theme 'Open Hearts – Open Minds'. Detailed program information will be released soon.

A live, open-air recording of the 'Jazz & Politik' podcast featuring a jazz trio more info

This event features a live, open-air recording of the 'Jazz & Politik' podcast (Episode 39) as part of the Kreativlabor Open 2026. Hosted by writer and journalist Lukas Hammerstein, the program is a 'political feuilleton' that artfully blends music with essays, analysis, polemics, and satire. The podcast explores the idea that 'everything is political.' For this special episode, the production moves to the courtyard of the PATHOS theater for an outdoor session featuring live musical performances by a jazz trio consisting of Lukas Diller (Saxophone), Max Diller (Trumpet), and Jakob Obleser (Double Bass).

A musical homage to midsummer featuring summer hymns and poetry

A reading by the female writers of GEDOK exploring forgotten paths and mysterious journeys in the wilderness of life

A lecture and discussion with Caro Keller (NSU-Watch) about 15 years of anti-fascist practice and self-criticism more info

This event features a lecture and reflective discussion with Caro Keller from NSU-Watch, looking back at 15 years of anti-fascist practice following the self-exposure of the NSU (National Socialist Underground). The session addresses the critical turning point in 2011 when anti-fascist movements had to re-evaluate their own analyses and the extent to which they had believed state and media narratives over the testimonies of those affected by the NSU's serial murders. The discussion explores self-criticism as a continuous process, covering topics such as the struggle for remembrance alongside victims, relationships with state institutions, and dealing with internalized forms of discrimination. This event is part of the series 'Antifa heißt Erinnern'. Doors open at 20:00, and the lecture begins at 20:30.

A jazz jam session in cooperation with the Neue Jazzschool München more info

This event is a Jam Session organized in cooperation with the Neue Jazzschool München e.V. and its vocational school for music. The evening is dedicated to the pure joy of making music. It begins with a band workshop presented by the vocational school. Following the workshop, the stage is open to everyone. The session specifically encourages participation from individuals who may have been hesitant to perform at other jam sessions in the city.

A unique performance by the 'Mediterranean Caribbean Trash Folk Space Arkestra' G.Rag y los Hermanos Patchekos as part of the Fish'n Blues series more info

G. Rag y los Hermanos Patchekos, described as a 'Mediterranean Caribbean Trash Folk Space Arkestra,' will perform as part of the Fish'n Blues event series. Founded in late 1999 and rooted in the DIY punk and 90s hardcore scenes, the group has developed a unique sound blending Swing, Cumbia, Folk, Latin, and Lo-Fi Orchestra elements. The ensemble features a distinctive percussion section—including a conga player and a drummer using plastic crates and sheet metal—complemented by a brass section (trumpets, clarinets, and baritone saxophone), three guitars, a crooner, double bass, accordion, and kalimba. The band has released eight studio albums on Gutfeeling Records and composed the soundtrack for the TV series München 7. Their performance is characterized as an 'absolutely hypnotic' Mediterranean Arkestra experience. The event combines live music with a culinary offering (fish). Admission: Free.

A reading and talk session celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Beatles' legendary visit to Munich more info

This event is a reading and discussion celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Beatles' legendary visit to Munich. On June 24, 1966, the 'Fab Four' performed two shows at Circus Krone. Beatles experts Nicola Bardola and Herbert Hauke will guide the audience through this historic moment using images and audio samples. The program also explores the band's early days in Hamburg's St. Pauli district. The evening concludes with a discussion about the book 'Die 55 besten Fünften Beatles'.

The grand finale showcase of the DRAGademy workshop series featuring a diverse spectrum of drag performers

A solo performance by the singer and guitarist focusing on Blues and Folk more info

Rusty Stone is a prominent musician in the European music scene, recognized for his extensive career and multiple solo and band albums. As a singer and multi-instrumentalist, he delivers a unique performance style that blends authentic folk and blues roots with contemporary sounds. His live show is a 'one-man trio' experience: he plays the bass with his thumb, solo guitar with his fingers, and provides percussion by stomping. Utilizing a variety of acoustic instruments—including slide guitars, lapsteel, banjolele, and harmonica—Stone captivates audiences with his powerful, expressive voice and technical mastery.

A city tour exploring Munich's social realities, including visits to social housing and significant gravesites more info

This city tour, titled "Wohnen, Leben, Sterben" (Living, Life, Dying), offers a unique walk through the diverse social realities of Munich. Authentic guides provide insights into the broad spectrum of social life in the city. A highlight of the tour is a personal conversation with a resident of the house on Franziskanerstraße. The tour also visits the graves of BISS magazine vendors and the Moshammer Mausoleum, bringing various life stories to light. This event is organized in cooperation with BISS and the Katholischer Männerfürsorgeverein (KMFV).

A classic operetta performance in three acts by Munich's smallest opera house more info

This production by Munich's smallest opera house in the Pasinger Fabrik presents a new interpretation of Emmerich Kálmán's timeless classic, 'Die Csárdásfürstin'. First premiered in 1915, the operetta tells the story of the Hungarian variety singer Sylva Varescu and her complex relationship with Prince Edwin. The production, directed by Franziska Reng, features a condensed ensemble of only six performers to create an intimate experience. The performance is characterized by catchy melodies, sparkling wit, and a lively atmosphere.

A mix of rap, talk, and beatbox exploring Slovenian hip-hop culture

A concert by experimental musician Arto Lindsay and bassist Melvin Gibbs as part of the TUNE series more info

As part of the TUNE series at Haus der Kunst, this event features a concert by the pioneering experimental musician Arto Lindsay, accompanied by the legendary bassist and composer Melvin Gibbs. Arto Lindsay is renowned for his unique style that blends noise, dissonance, and broken rhythms with Brazilian carnival sounds like Samba and Bossa Nova. Melvin Gibbs, a central figure in experimental music and improvisation, brings his expertise in avant-garde jazz and harmolodics to the performance. Together, they explore the boundaries between noise and beauty, improvisation and songwriting. Additionally, the sound installation My Body Is Unfinished will be exhibited in the Westgalerie for ten days following Arto Lindsay's residency.

A trio performing South American and Caribbean rhythms like Salsa, Rumba, and Cumbia in a 'Bonsai Salsa Orchestra' style more info

Joey y Los Tos perform music from South America, with a particular passion for the rich and diverse musical traditions of the Caribbean. Their repertoire includes a variety of styles such as Cha-Cha-Cha, Rumba, Bolero, Son Cubano, Merengue, and Cumbia (often referred to as Salsa). While these driving Latin rhythms are typically associated with large bands and salsa orchestras, Joey y Los Tos perform as a trio, creating what they call a 'Bonsai Salsa Orchestra.' Their performance is designed to invite the audience to dance while also providing a sophisticated experience for jazz enthusiasts.

A versatile ensemble performing music ranging from classical to modern styles

A monthly event series at Bellevue di Monaco bridging art and community, featuring the 16-piece Latin ensemble Ritmo Jackson in an immersive, stage-free circle performance

A solo concert by experimental music pioneer Arto Lindsay as part of the TUNE residency program more info

As part of the TUNE residency program at Haus der Kunst, musician Arto Lindsay presents a solo concert. Lindsay is a pioneer of experimental music, known for his radical "No Wave" guitar style and his unique ability to dissolve the boundaries between noise and beauty. His work fuses avant-garde dissonance with the lush melodies of Brazilian traditions like Samba and Bossa Nova, reflecting his background in both the New York art scene and Brazilian Tropicalismo. The performance is part of a broader residency that includes a sound installation titled My Body Is Unfinished, which remains on display in the Westgalerie for ten days following the residency.

Closing event of the exhibition 'Sichtbar. Verknüpft. Frei. 02' with a listening session

High-profile musicians from the Munich scene perform jazz in an all-star band tradition more info

Part of the 'Verführungen im Park 2026' series, this event features 'Die Kollegen,' an all-star ensemble of high-caliber musicians from the Munich music scene. The band members—Alexander von Hagke, Jan Eschke, Heiko Jung, Stefan Treutter, and Bernd Hess—bring extensive international experience. The program consists of original compositions by Bernd Hess, blending traditional jazz with influences from blues, country, and other genres. The performance is characterized by virtuosity, joy of playing, and a strong 'collegial energy.'

A collaboration featuring Swing Manouche, Gypsy Jazz, and Latin music more info

Mulo Francel, the saxophonist behind Quadro Nuevo, joins forces with the young ensemble 'Die Drahtzieher' for their collaborative program, 'My Gypsy Heart.' This performance explores the rich sounds of Swing Manouche, European Gypsy traditions, and the soulful intensity of South American Boleros. The repertoire features a blend of evocative original compositions, selected genre classics, and instrumental gems by the legendary Django Reinhardt.

A city tour exploring the social history and contemporary landscape of Haidhausen, featuring insights from BISS magazine employees more info

This city tour, titled "Haidhausen einmal anders" (Haidhausen with a Difference), is a collaborative project between Münchner KulTouren and the street magazine BISS. The tour explores the historical and contemporary social landscape of the Haidhausen district. Participants will learn about the living conditions of the past and the social challenges that persist today. A unique aspect of this tour is the involvement of BISS employees, who share their personal experiences and insights into life in the neighborhood. Registration is required via email at sekretariat@muenchner-bildungswerk.de. Fee: 13 EUR.

A live concert performance by A Bunch of Birds at Cafe Crönlein

A live performance by George John, blending classical foundations with Acid Jazz and contemporary influences more info

George John is a musician who transitioned from a classical piano background to teaching himself jazz and music production. He eventually found his musical niche in Acid Jazz. This live performance showcases his unique blend of classical foundations and contemporary jazz influences. The event features a performance by George John, with photography for the event credited to Daniel Torz.

A live performance by G.Rag & Die Landlergschwister at the Haidhausen district festival

A performance by Stefano Grasso and Timm Kornelius blending dub-influenced improvised music with spoken word more info

Stefano Grasso and Timm Kornelius, who met in Basel but hail from Italy and the Ammersee region, present their project temporanea. Their music is situated between dub-influenced improvised music and spoken word elements. The duo utilizes a diverse range of instruments, including bassoon, drums, electronics, vocals, melodica, and recorders. Their performance is based on their album EARTHWORMS, which was released through the Basel-based label Rubber Commune.

A live concert by G.Rag & Die Landlergschwister at the Valentin Karlstadt Musäum, part of the Gutfeeling Records concert series more info

G.Rag & Die Landlergschwister will perform a live concert at the Valentin Karlstadt Musäum in Munich. This event is part of the ongoing concert series organized by Gutfeeling Records, featuring artists from their label and extended circle of friends. The organizers describe their concerts as a beautiful form of cultural support where the bands play live and the audience celebrates together.

A 'Save the Date' for the Freitagskafe Fest 2026 featuring bands, food, and a party

The second day of the Freitagskafe Fest 2026 featuring bands, food, and a party more info

The 'Freitagskafe Fest 2026' is an upcoming celebration hosted at Kafe Marat. The event promises a lively atmosphere featuring live bands, food, and a party. Currently, the organizers have issued a 'Save the Date' notice, with more specific details regarding the lineup and program to be announced soon.