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New singers in all voice ranges are very welcome! This is a regular event more info

For this event, you can reserve tickets by phone or email. Please call 089-33 31 39 or send a message to info@seidlvilla.de. Alternatively, you can call 089-129 06 77 or send a message to info@tukan-kreis.de.

"Vue Belle" is an open music project by Refugio München and Bellevue di Monaco more info

The music group has been active for 2 years and is a collaborative project between the Refugio München Kunstwerkstatt and Bellevue di Monaco. They have achieved numerous performances and successes, including placing third in the Heimatsound Wettbewerb of Bayerischer Rundfunk and performing at the Pinakothek der Moderne. The music group is open to all refugees with musical interest and aims to develop into a permanent music project. Individuals who play an instrument or enjoy singing and wish to join are encouraged to contact via WhatsApp at 0179 – 1219291.

A Poetry Slam in Munich specifically created for the LGBTQIA+ Community. Each month, performers from across the German-speaking region present their texts more info

A Poetry Slam in Munich specifically created for the LGBTQIA+ Community. Each month, performers from across the German-speaking region present their texts. Poets from Munich and the surrounding area, including emerging poets from Munich's U20 scene, will also enrich the line-ups. A Queer Slam is not a dedicated theme slam. The only condition for all performers is that they identify as queer in some way. The topic of their text is open to all performers. Experience shows that predominantly queer themes are presented. Everyone is welcome in the audience, including proud allies and curious sympathizers. Admission: Presale (VVK): 14€ plus fees, Box Office (AK): 18€, Reduced Box Office (ermäßigte AK): 14€ (for students, apprentices, severely disabled persons (registered accompanying person has free entry), pensioners, volunteers of the Voluntary Social Year, and participants of the Voluntary Ecological Year).

Fish'n Blues, Konzert. Mateo Navarro, frontman and songwriter for the Munich band "Inside Golden," performs solo as a singer/songwriter more info

Mateo Navarro is the frontman and songwriter for the Munich band "Inside Golden." He occasionally performs solo as a singer/songwriter, recently supporting Jesper Munk on his Germany tour. His musical influences span from legends like Bob Dylan, Jeff Buckley, and Jimi Hendrix to contemporary artists such as Michael Kiwanuka, Leon Bridges, and Palace. His set features a range from calm, melancholic pieces to gritty, distorted blues-rock anthems. This event is part of "Fish'n Blues," a series that combines live music with culinary delights, promising hand-picked artists, a relaxed atmosphere, and delicious food.

Experience the American master clarinetist David Krakauer and his Acoustic Klezmer Quartet as they blend traditional Yiddish Klezmer music with contemporary energy, featuring Will Holshouser, Jerome Harris, and Michael Sarin more info

David Krakauer, the American master clarinetist, constantly pushes boundaries, boldly combining traditional Yiddish Klezmer music with other genres. He even incorporates hip dance grooves and DJ culture to infuse contemporary energy into classic songs. For this performance, he presents his Acoustic Klezmer Quartet, featuring accordionist Will Holshouser, Sonny Rollins' long-time accompanist Jerome Harris (bass), and drummer Michael Sarin. Krakauer, who grew up musically with classical music and sounds from Sidney Bechet, discovered Klezmer relatively late but then thoroughly revolutionized it. As a co-founder of the Klezmatics, David Krakauer achieved global fame. Later, his formations Abraham Inc. and Klezmer Madness!, as well as guest appearances with the Kronos Quartet and various other activities, contributed to his legend. With his Acoustic Klezmer Quartet, he ventures into a new, somewhat quieter, but no less intense variant of his multi-stylistic music. Lineup: David Krakauer (clarinet, vocals), William Holshouser (accordion), Jerome Harris (bass), Michael Sarin (drums). Admission Prices: General Admission: 36€, Students/Pupils: 18€, Members: 18€.

Alte Menschen – Plattentaufe mit Lenhart/Stöppel/Straßl/Ullmann

This event focuses on shaping the future of the city by designing streets and public spaces for everyone, exploring how public squares can serve all people and how street spaces can offer both quality of stay and sustainable mobility more info

The event combines an informative short lecture with a creative crafting workshop. Participants will examine the challenges of current space distribution and develop ideas for the future. The lecture will provide background knowledge on why redesign is urgently needed. The subsequent workshop will offer ample space for creativity, where participants will collectively design visions for streets and squares that prioritize people. Green City e.V. is committed to advancing the transport transition in Munich, advocating for climate- and socially just mobility.

Öffentliche Führung (Public Tour) durch die Ausstellung Auguste Herbin more info

Die Ausstellung „Auguste Herbin“ umfasst die wichtigsten Etappen in Herbins Schaffen. Der französische Maler gilt als Revolutionär der Moderne und einer der Begründer der Abstraktion in Frankreich. Kurz nach der Jahrhundertwende begann er mit spätimpressionistischen Landschaften, Stillleben und Porträts, bereits in leuchtenden, harmonisch gehandhabten Farben, die in der nachfolgenden fauvistischen Phase wild wurden und es zeitlebens blieben. Die Kunstvermittler*innen geben Einblicke in die Ausstellung anhand von ausgewählten Werken und laden ein, eigene Fragen zu stellen und ins Gespräch zu kommen. Preis: 5 € pro Person (ermäßigt 3 €), zzgl. Eintritt. Dauer: ca. 1 Stunde.

Argentinian poets Teresa Arijón and Bárbara Belloc present their poetry in German for the first time, accompanied by Silke Kleemann and Masako Ohta, creating an evening filled with poetry and sound more info

Argentinian poets Teresa Arijón and Bárbara Belloc will present their poetry in German for the first time. They will be accompanied by Silke Kleemann and Masako Ohta, creating an evening filled with poetry and sound. The event is a cooperation between Bellevue di Monaco, Lyrik Kabinett München, and the Artist in Residence-Programm Villa Waldberta / Ebenböckhaus of the City of Munich, with friendly support from Instituto Cervantes. Entry is free, donations are welcome, and seating is unassigned.

Die Textbühne von Dede & Franz, die alle zwei Monate am zweiten Donnerstag im Kösk stattfindet. Zu Gast in Folge 6 sind Marianne K. Ertl und Lina Zylla more info

Die relativ neue Textbühne von Dede & Franz, die alle zwei Monate am zweiten Donnerstag im Kösk stattfindet. Der Eintritt ist gegen Spende. Der Zugang ist barrierefrei, es gibt jedoch keine barrierefreien Toiletten. Gäste der 6. Folge sind Marianne K. Ertl und Lina Zylla. Marianne K. Ertl, 1996 in Graz geboren, lebt in Wien und schreibt hauptsächlich Kurzprosa. Lina Zylla ist eine Künstlerin, die ihre Praxis von Malerei und Skulptur auf Sound und Performance ausweitet. Die Veranstaltung 'Dackel in Unbehagen' zielt darauf ab, die Prätention von 'Literaturveranstaltungen' abzubauen. Die Organisatoren sind Désirée Opela und Franz Ferdinand Furtner.

Installative Performance by OPEN HOUSE. OPEN HOUSE is hungry. This time it's eating up the PATHOS theater. Eat or be eaten more info

Installative Performance von OPEN HOUSE. OPEN HOUSE hat offen Hunger. Dieses Mal isst es das PATHOS theater auf. Kein Plakat, kein Buchstabe oder Logo überlebt. Kein PATHOS-Sticker bleibt kleben. Kein Flyer fliegt mehr herum. Kein klebrig handgelenkstreichelnder Einlass-Stempel mehr. Keine Storck Riesen. Keine fruchtig erfrischende Fritz Kola Spritz. Kein Mango Smash. Kein Tanzboden. Kein Soundregler zum Soundregeln vom Sound der von uns zerknischtwerdenden Säulen. Kein Lautsprecher. Beim Essen spricht man nicht! Kein HDMI-, DMX- oder XLR-Kabel, wir verschlingen sie wie Spaghetti Carbonara. Kein Profilscheinwerfer, kein Fluter, kein Blinder. Sie alle lassen unseren Magen von innen aufleuchten. Keine Gleisreste, diese Tram fährt mit 200km/h. Endstation: unser Tummy. Keine Mehrfachsteckdosen (wir kauen sie mehrfach). Nichts bleibt. Alles verschwindet in unserem glitchenden, für immer hungrigen, kollektiven Rachen. PATHOS theater Geschmack. OPEN HOUSE, open 2 eat. OPEN HOUSE on the hunt. Fressen oder gefressen werden.

Austrian-Iranian musician Sofie Royer performs live, promoting her acclaimed album 'Young-Girl Forever.' Her music is a blend of haunting ballads with a flair for dance and pop more info

Sofie Royer is an Austrian-Iranian musician and producer. She has been a guest on Lewis Ofman's latest album Cristal Medium Blue and Toro Y Moi's album MAHAL. She has also opened for Lana Del Rey, Air, and LCD Soundsystem. Her performances are a vibrant blend of hauntingly beautiful ballads, infused with her distinctive flair for dance and pop music. Her third album, "Young-Girl Forever," released in November 2024 via Stones Throw Records, has garnered critical acclaim, with The Guardian hailing her as "one of Europe's most overlooked pop stars." Following her inaugural US tour in the summer, Sofie Royer will embark on her first tour across Germany and Switzerland in the autumn, promoting "Young-Girl Forever." Support: Rebounder. Organizer: ClubZwei. Admission Time: 19:00. Ticket Price: Presale (VVK) 20€ plus fees // At the door (AK) 23€. Ticket URL: https://clubzwei.reservix.de/p/reservix/event/2410102

THE DONNA is a versatile, genre-transcending, and political artist who combines pop, punk, hip-hop, electronic, and programmed string sounds with a spectacular stage show more info

THE DONNA is a versatile, genre-transcending, and political artist who combines pop, punk, hip-hop, electronic, and programmed string sounds with a spectacular stage show. Singer Clara Pazzini is trilingual (German, French, English) and caused a stir with her debut album „BOXES“ (released in 2021). THE DONNA is pop THE DONNA is punk THE DONNA is disco THE DONNA is dance THE DONNA is fun THE DONNA ist sexy THE DONNA ist frech THE DONNA is a revolution. THE DONNA is THE DONNA. WE ARE THE DONNA YOU ARE THE DONNA I AM THE DONNA. Clara Pazzini experiments in her songwriting and musical language, questioning the significance of ‘categories‘. Why must we constantly confine ourselves to categories when diversity and fluidity are at the core of humanity? DONNA has experienced loss but finds healing through music. She loves earth and the planet so much that she wants to bring people together through music to celebrate life and love and democratically position themselves through this act. THE DONNA stands for love as a radical and unifying force. The first single „THRONE“ (released on 24.4.2024) is a pop track and the debut release of the solo artist THE DONNA. Hip-hop beats alternate with pop anthems. THE DONNA’s voice effortlessly transitions between spoken word and lyrically poignant passages. A cinematic hit! THE DONNA encourages us to celebrate the moment and believe in love as a radical force. Admission: Presale: 12 € (+ Geb.), Box Office: 15 €.

Max Moody: Melancholie, Kneipenromantik, Schmerz, ein/zwei Bier zuviel. Blumen für Mich: Lasst uns dem Alltag entfliehen und Dinge leicht, verträumt und spielerisch betrachten more info

Max Moody: Melancholie, Kneipenromantik, Schmerz, ein/zwei Bier zuviel und dann doch wieder geradeso neben den eigenen Beinen gelandet. Irgendwo zwischen Phoebe Bridgers trifft Bon Iver – James Bay mit Grungeästhetik und Joy Division im schalen Nachgeschmack. Irgendwo zwischen dem Aufarbeiten der eigenen Schicksalsschläge und mach alles kaputt und fang am besten direkt mit dir selber an. Direkt, persönlich, politisch, aus dem eigenen Schlafzimmer auf die Bühne. Blumen für Mich: Lasst uns dem Alltag entfliehen und Dinge leicht, verträumt und spielerisch betrachten. Lasst uns zusammen ein bisschen traurig sein, aber so, dass wir dabei nicht vergessen zu lächeln. Von schüchtern und leise bis laut und wild, alles darf sein!

A tribute to Federico Fellini by the Orjazztra Vienna, founded by composer Christian Muthspiel. The program 'La Melodia della Strada' translates Fellini's cinematic world into intoxicating music more info

The Orjazztra Vienna, founded by composer and conductor Christian Muthspiel, quickly became an institution after its premiere. This is not only due to the presence of some of the best young musicians from the Austrian jazz scene, but also because the bandleader is a visionary who extracts new colors, forms, textures, and moods from the classic big band lineup. Muthspiel's unique handling of the large sound body is particularly impressive in a tribute to the legendary filmmaker Federico Fellini. The program, titled "La Melodia della Strada" and commissioned by the La Strada Graz Festival, is full of "Dolce Vita." Christian Muthspiel translated the scenic, dream-like sequences, the Italian zest for life, and the quirky humor of Fellini's films into intoxicating music that often evokes its own images, projecting plots onto the inner screen of the listeners. Lineup: Stephanie Schoiswohl (sax, cl, fl), Patrick Dunst (sax, cl, fl), Gerald Preinfalk (sax, cl, fl), Robert Unterköfler (sax, cl, fl), Ilse Riedler (sax, cl, fl), Florian Bauer (sax, cl, fl), Gerhard Ornig (tp, flh), Lorenz Raab (tp, flh), Dominik Fuss (tp, flh), Daniel Holzleitner (tb), Alois Eberl (tb), Christina Lachberger (tb), Viola Hammer (p), Judith Ferstl (b), Marc Mezgolits (b), Marton Juhasz (dr), Sebastian Simsa (dr), Christian Muthspiel (comp, cond). Admission Prices: General Admission: 30€, Students/Pupils: 15€, Members: 15€.

Heroic Leisure is playing their favorite records

Öffentliche Führung der Münchner Volkshochschule (MVHS) durch die Ausstellung „Der Blaue Reiter. Eine neue Sprache“ im Lenbachhaus more info

Die Führung gibt Einblicke in die vielfältigen Themen der Präsentation. Kosten: 5 € pro Person (ermäßigt 3 €), zuzüglich Eintritt. Ermäßigte Tickets für Führungen können nur gegen Vorlage eines Nachweises an der Kasse erworben werden.

Ein Workshop über die Grundlagen der Tontechnik, Abtastrate, A/D & D/A, Codecs und Container, Pegel und Signalfluss, Dynamikreduktion, Aufnahme von DJ-Sets und Studiomonitore vs. HiFi vs. PA

Kids Still Care Booking & Kafe Kult present an evening featuring four bands: Peer Pressure, Defiance, Blind Ambition, and Throw Your Peace

PLH & DJ JIYAN are on their Ultra Tour 2025, stopping at Milla Club. The concert starts at 8:00 PM more info

The event 'PLH & DJ JIYAN – Ultra Tour 2025' will take place on September 12, 2025, at Milla Club. The doors open at 7:00 PM and the concert begins at 8:00 PM. Tickets are available for €23 plus fees in advance, or €28 at the door. Discounted tickets are available for €23 at the door for students, apprentices, people with severe disabilities (accompanying person free), retirees, and participants of the Voluntary Social Year or Voluntary Ecological Year.

ClubZwei and Muffatwerk proudly present 25 years of Tour de France, featuring two live bands: LES YEUX D’LA TÊTE and JAGAS, followed by a wild disco party with DJs Christian Berst and TDF founder Thomas Bohnet more info

What began in spring 2000 in the small Haidhausen Club Zwei has evolved into the oldest and longest-running party with French music in Germany and Switzerland. On Friday, September 12, 2025, a grand celebration of 25 years of Tour de France will take place in the Muffathalle. The event features two live bands: LES YEUX D’LA TÊTE and JAGAS. Following the concerts, a wild disco party is promised with DJs Christian Berst and TDF founder Thomas Bohnet. This event is organized in collaboration with the Institut Français München.

The September edition of TUNE is dedicated to the Munich-based composer, sound artist, and music producer Beni Brachtel. On Friday evening, Beni Brachtel plays _Attack Decay Sustain_ more info

The September edition of TUNE is dedicated to the Munich-based composer, sound artist, and music producer Beni Brachtel and includes two concerts and an artist talk. Accompanying the exhibition "For Children. Art Stories since 1968", TUNE presents artists who have worked with children and who combine music and playful experience in their work with children. The focus is on spontaneous, unfolding structures and a playful and inventive spirit. Beni Brachtel is part of this, having already led various creative workshops for children and developed two compositions, _NOAH_ and _MOSES_, for the youth program of the Bavarian State Opera. On Friday evening, Beni Brachtel plays _Attack Decay Sustain_, and on Saturday evening, _Ode to unpossible_. Additionally, a free artist talk will take place before the Saturday concert. Admission: 15 € regular | 12 € reduced | Free admission with "365 Live" Language: English

A four-day festival by the Munich collective Behind the Green Door, celebrating its 8th birthday. The event offers a journey through music across three venues: St. Matthäus, ZIRKA, and Import Export, fusing local and international sounds more info

A four-day festival (September 10–13, 2025) presented by the Munich collective Behind the Green Door, celebrating its 8th birthday with its debut edition of the INFINITE FESTIVAL. The festival offers an uninterrupted journey through music and exploration across three spaces in Munich: St. Matthäus, ZIRKA, and Import Export. Specific artists for this day at Zirka include Jacco Gardner, Maasl Maier, Marta de Pascalis, and Overmacht. At Import Export, the lineup features Mitsune, Konomono, Rainbowhead, and Psychedelic Porn Funk Experience. Event Type: Festival, Concert, Clubnight. Admission: Doors open at 20:00. Ticket Price: 55 € (Day Pass) / 110 € (4-day Festival Pass).

The ensemble der/gelbe/klang meets Christopher Dell in a performative installation that blurs the lines between rehearsal and performance, allowing the audience to experience the development process of contemporary music more info

The ensemble der/gelbe/klang meets Christopher Dell. This event is part of the groundbreaking work complex "Das Arbeitende Konzert/The Working Concert (AK)" by composer, musician, and theorist Christopher Dell, presented as part of his Artist-in-Residence program at Villa Waldberta. The performative installation aims to blur the lines between rehearsal and performance, allowing the audience to experience the development process of contemporary music that transcends genre boundaries. This specific event is Revision XIII of the series. Performers: Christopher Dell (Conception, Conduction, Vibraphone), Nina Takai (Violin), Katerina Giannitsioti (Cello), Marco Riccelli (Piano), Mathias Lachenmayr (Drums, Percussion), Oliver Klenk (Clarinet, Bass Clarinet).

Installative Performance von OPEN HOUSE. OPEN HOUSE hat offen Hunger. Dieses Mal isst es das PATHOS theater auf. Fressen oder gefressen werden more info

Installative Performance von OPEN HOUSE. OPEN HOUSE hat offen Hunger. Dieses Mal isst es das PATHOS theater auf. Kein Plakat, kein Buchstabe oder Logo überlebt. Kein PATHOS-Sticker bleibt kleben. Kein Flyer fliegt mehr herum. Kein klebrig handgelenkstreichelnder Einlass-Stempel mehr. Keine Storck Riesen. Keine fruchtig erfrischende Fritz Kola Spritz. Kein Mango Smash. Kein Tanzboden. Kein Soundregler zum Soundregeln vom Sound der von uns zerknischtwerdenden Säulen. Kein Lautsprecher. Beim Essen spricht man nicht! Kein HDMI-, DMX- oder XLR-Kabel, wir verschlingen sie wie Spaghetti Carbonara. Kein Profilscheinwerfer, kein Fluter, kein Blinder. Sie alle lassen unseren Magen von innen aufleuchten. Keine Gleisreste, diese Tram fährt mit 200km/h. Endstation: unser Tummy. Keine Mehrfachsteckdosen (wir kauen sie mehrfach). Nichts bleibt. Alles verschwindet in unserem glitchenden, für immer hungrigen, kollektiven Rachen. PATHOS theater Geschmack. OPEN HOUSE, open 2 eat. OPEN HOUSE on the hunt. Fressen oder gefressen werden. By and with: Lulu Bogenberger, Joe Bogner Carbó, Jasmin Englberger, Leonie Erlecke, Viktor Gorskiy, Enno Güvende, Elmo Hüller, Pia Jocher, Lee Kern, Lea Krüger, Cheyenne Macri, Stella Neuner, Merrit Ocracy, Luise Helene Otto, Amira Sarra Schoemann, Noah Thalia Schöller, Ambra Teodorescu, Leonie Weber, David Wenzl, Alexander Wolf. About OPEN HOUSE: We are Open House, a self-organized group of teenagers and young adults who want to work politically and self-determined in theater before their own professionalization. Professionalization in theater has many thresholds: the education threshold, the income threshold, the age threshold. Many – especially young – people bounce off these thresholds and do not manage to appear in the elitist theater world. Tickets: 30 € Support-Ticket | 20 € normal | 12 € ermäßigt | 5 € Mindestpreis. ClimateFair-Tickets: 34 € Support-Ticket | 22 € normal | 14 € ermäßigt | 7 € Mindestpreis. Funded by: Kulturreferat der Landeshauptstadt München im Programm „Tanz Theater Laien“, Fonds Soziokultur aus Mitteln des Beauftragten der Bundesregierung für Kultur und Medien.

The duo of Munich pianist Luca Zambito and trumpeter Julian Hesse brings together two outstanding voices of the Munich jazz scene. With a fine sense for tonal nuances, the two musicians create a dialogue full of lightness, depth, and spontaneous energy more info

The duo of Munich pianist Luca Zambito and trumpeter Julian Hesse brings together two outstanding voices of the Munich jazz scene. With a fine sense for tonal nuances, the two musicians create a dialogue full of lightness, depth, and spontaneous energy. Their interplay lives in and from the moment – sometimes delicate and lyrical, sometimes powerful and full of rhythmic tension. They draw from a rich repertoire of original compositions, fused with their shared love for the Great American Songbook, whose timeless treasures they illuminate in a refreshing, personal way. The reduced instrumentation of piano and trumpet opens up a wide range of sounds – from intimate chamber music character to orchestral fullness. Zambito's harmonic sensitivity and Hesse's warmly radiant trumpet tone complement each other to form a multifaceted whole that immediately touches the audience.

Concert featuring three bands: The Strange Seeds (heavy-blues-rock), The Munyks (Garage-Psychedelic-Beat), and Bonneville (hard rock inspired by 70s/80s legends) more info

This event features three bands: The Strange Seeds, The Munyks, and Bonneville. The Strange Seeds (Peter Gröschl, Valentin Michetschläger, Patrick Knödlseder, and Florian Hackl) deliver heavy-blues-rock. Their sound combines heavy drum rhythms with thundering basses, sweet keys with roaring guitar solos, and heartfelt vocals. The Munyks are a blazing testament to the raw, analog nerve of '66, bringing forth the wild and untamed sound of British and American Garage-Psychedelic-Beat. Bonneville, comprising Niklas, Vincent, Kilian, Mario, and Ben, is inspired by legends like Led Zeppelin, Whitesnake, and Judas Priest, merging nostalgia with raw power.

CHAOS BLAST ZONE is an event featuring three bands: White Noise Generator, Hazeshuttle, and Galactic Lepus more info

White Noise Generator, hailing from Passau, plays a blend of Stonerrock and Grunge, combining the raw spirit of early 90s Grunge and Stoner era with psychedelic sounds. Their latest album "Myriads" (2025) builds on their debut "Dead Leaves" (2019) with heavy riffs, hypnotic rhythms, and dense soundscapes. Hazeshuttle, an instrumental Heavy Psychedelic Stoner Rock band from Ingolstadt, formed in 2018. Their music features heavy "Fuzz"-driven analog sounds mixed with spacial, psychedelic guitar harmonies, deep powerful basses, and loud, rhythmic, classic rock-oriented drum grooves. Galactic Lepus is a four-piece Stoner/Psychedelic-Rock band from Munich. Since 2023, they have been working on their EP "Space Rabbit," with lyrics primarily about the life and adventures of rabbits.

Carmina Reyes and her band will lead this Friday's session, kicking off with Indie Pop, Dream Pop, and Singer-Songwriter sounds. Afterwards, the stage is open for everyone to jam more info

Carmina Reyes and her band will lead this Friday's session. Together with familiar faces from the Streetfood Market Orchestra, the jam evening will kick off with Indie Pop, Dream Pop, and Singer-Songwriter sounds. Afterwards, the stage is open for everyone – grab your instruments or the microphone and let's jam!

The Optimal Rec. Team is playing their favorite records

Bar. Club. Bass. AYÉ means Earth – and that's exactly how it sounds: warm, driving and deep. Afrohouse, global rhythms, electronic sounds with soul and bounce. Calibird, Mr. Flexx and STYF an den Decks

A genre-defying rave that incorporates eclectic live performances, deep digging vinyl selectors and psychedelic light shows into an all organic trip experience more info

The summer was pure bliss – now it’s time to lose yourself at the INFINITY Festival, where the Psychedelic Porn Funk Experience returns to light up the night. A genre-defying rave that incorporates eclectic live performances, deep digging vinyl selectors and psychedelic light shows into an all organic trip experience that hits like an acid hula in the shores of endorphin ocean. Swim with us out of the mainstream and embrace the waters beyond. Artists/Performers: Malayka Erpen, Seducation, Gio ClamJam

Bike demo against the IAA 2025 – For a real mobility transition. Protest for truly sustainable mobility: more space for walking, cycling, and public transport more info

Radldemo gegen die IAA 2025 – Für eine echte Mobilitätswende. Im September 2025 kehrt die Internationale Automobilausstellung (IAA) nach München zurück – mit riesigen Karossen, emissionsreichen Versprechen und einer einseitigen Zukunftsvision. Die IAA blockiert zentrale Aufenthaltsflächen der Stadt für ein Werbeevent der Autoindustrie, während nachhaltige Mobilitätsformen auf der Strecke bleiben. In München radeln wir deshalb auf die Straße! Wir protestieren für eine wirklich zukunftsfähige Mobilität: Mehr Platz für Fuß-, Rad- und öffentlichen Verkehr, Aufteilung nach Kriterien der Flächeneffizienz, sozialer Gerechtigkeit und der Nachhaltigkeit. Wir wollen Mobilität und Städte für Menschen! Dabei darf niemand zu kurz kommen: Wir brauchen sichere Perspektiven für alle Fortbewegungsarten, für kleinere Geldbeutel, mobilitätseingeschränkte Menschen, ländliche Gebiete und alle Altersgruppen. Obwohl die Münchner*innen laut und zahlreich immer wieder ihren Unmut gegen die IAA kundtaten, gibt´s diese auch 2025 wieder. Deshalb radeln wir der Mobilitätswende entgegen! Green City e.V. bringt die Verkehrswende in München voran. Wir setzen uns für klima- und sozialgerechte Mobilität in der Stadt ein. Zu Fuß, mit dem Rad, U-Bahn, Bus und Tram sowie innovativen Konzepten. Werde Teil unserer Community. Gemeinsam erreichen wir noch mehr.

"Diskonacht am Tag" is an afternoon disco event designed for those who prefer to sleep at night. It offers an opportunity to dance, enjoy drinks, sing along to hits, and swing to 90s music without the late-night commitment more info

The event takes place in Milla, a basement club without sunlight, creating a classic disco atmosphere. The music selection is a diverse mix, including artists like The Killers, Rednex, Backstreet Boys, Queen, Scooter, Fettes Brot, Kings of Leon, Deichkind, and the Spice Girls, played by "the city's biggest DJ duo." The event also features neon lights, fog, and a friendly audience.

DJ Salon with Benji Schlamp playing Modern & Northern Soul

The "Behind the Green Door ∞ Infinite Festival" is a four-day festival transforming Munich into a playground of sonic infinity. This debut edition celebrates the 8th birthday of the Munich collective Behind the Green Door more info

On September 13th, the festival day is described as a fusion where "elevation meets eruption." The event at Import Export promises a "levitation, an ascent inward that resonates far beyond the evening," culminating at Zirka where "all previously built energies ignite in sparks and flames." Line-Up for 13.09.: Import Export: Theresa Allgaier, Simon Popp, Alabaster DePlume. Zirka: Cosmica Bandida, Devon Rexi, Lucidvox, Baby Berserk, L’Eclair, Rumpeln, Giortensia. Ticket Price: Day Pass (Import Export + Zirka): 55 €. 4-day Festival Pass: 110 €. Pre-sale URL: https://rausgegangen.de/events/behind-the-green-door-infinite-festival/

Installative Performance von OPEN HOUSE. Die Performance thematisiert Konsum und Überleben, wobei OPEN HOUSE metaphorisch das PATHOS theater "auffrisst" more info

"Fressen oder gefressen werden" is an installative performance by OPEN HOUSE. The performance delves into themes of consumption and survival, with OPEN HOUSE metaphorically "eating up" the PATHOS theater. The description vividly portrays the destruction of typical theater elements such as posters, logos, flyers, and even technical equipment, symbolizing a complete takeover. The collective, ever-hungry maw of OPEN HOUSE consumes everything, leaving nothing behind but the "taste of PATHOS theater." This performance serves as a powerful statement about hunger, consumption, and the collective's desire to engage in political and self-determined theatrical work prior to professionalization.

The program features works by composers from the Renaissance, Baroque, Classicism, and Romantic periods – true jewels of the guitar repertoire more info

The program features works by composers from the Renaissance, Baroque, Classicism, and Romantic periods – true jewels of the guitar repertoire. Some of these works were not originally composed for guitar, but the guitar convinces with its tonal versatility, allowing it to imitate other instruments while always retaining its own character. Vladyslav Indyk, born in Sumy, Ukraine, studied at the National Music Academy of Ukraine (Kyiv), the Conservatorio Superior de Música de Vigo (Spain), and the University of Music and Performing Arts Munich (class of Prof. Franz Halász). He is also a laureate of the Tübingen International Guitar Competition 2023 (Germany). Ticket Reservation: For this event, you can reserve tickets by phone or email. Please call 089-33 31 39 or send a message to info@seidlvilla.de. Alternatively, you can call 089-129 06 77 or send a message to info@tukan-kreis.de.

Sons of the East, an Australian indie-folk band, are set to perform a concert in Munich, blending folk, blues, soul, and country with adept songwriting and infectious joy more info

Sons of the East, an Australian indie-folk band comprising Jack Rollins, Nic Johnston, and Dan Wallage, are set to perform in Munich. Originating from Sydney's Northern Beaches, their distinctive sound blends folk, blues, soul, and country. Renowned for their adept songwriting and infectious joy, their live performances encourage audience participation. Their second album, "SONS," is scheduled for release on June 13, 2025. The support act will be Matthew Mole. Doors open at 19:00.

The ensemble der/gelbe/klang meets Christopher Dell. This event is part of the Artist-in-Residence program at Villa Waldberta, where composer, musician, and theorist Christopher Dell will present Revisions XIII-XV of his groundbreaking work complex "Das Arbeitende Konzert/The Working Concert (AK)" with the Munich ensemble for contemporary music der/gelbe/klang more info

Over three days, the performative installation will blur the lines between rehearsal and performance, offering the audience the opportunity to experience the development process of contemporary music that transcends all genre boundaries. Participants: Conception, Conduction, Vibraphone: Christopher Dell; Violin: Nina Takai; Cello: Katerina Giannitsioti; Piano: Marco Riccelli; Percussion: Mathias Lachenmayr; Clarinet, Bass Clarinet: Oliver Klenk. Sponsors: Kulturreferat der Landeshauptstadt München, Artist-In-Residence Villa Waldberta, Musikfonds e.V.

The September edition of TUNE is dedicated to the Munich-based composer, sound artist, and music producer Beni Brachtel, featuring two concerts and an artist talk. On the second evening, titled Ode to Unpossible Musics, the positive forces of music are celebrated and nurtured more info

The September edition of TUNE is dedicated to the Munich-based composer, sound artist, and music producer Beni Brachtel and includes two concerts and an artist talk. ATTACK DECAY SUSTAIN is a new multi-channel audio installation by Beni Brachtel, commissioned for the TUNE sound program in the Terrassensaal. It will be installed for six months starting December 12, 2025. In September, as part of TUNE, the artist presents a live adaptation of the sound installation over two consecutive evenings, with performances complementing each other. The work is interpreted by the cello group of the Munich Symphony Orchestra, continuing Brachtel's collaboration with this ensemble, which began in 2024 when he composed and recorded his orchestral suite Monument eines unbekannten Menschen with the ensemble for Ersan Mondtag's contribution to the German Pavilion at the Venice Biennale 2024. On the first evening, the cello group of the Munich Symphony Orchestra performs ATTACK DECAY SUSTAIN. On the second evening, titled Ode to Unpossible Musics, the positive forces of music are celebrated and nurtured. The same musicians interpret a selection of Brachtel's own compositions. An artist talk with Beni Brachtel takes place before the concert. Ode to Unpossible Musics As a composer, Brachtel often strives to let the music speak for itself. Even if his works often arise from difficult contexts, they always retain a special power to uplift. This ability to transform material into something that is not necessarily cheerful but emotionally pure is central to his work. Listeners are invited to draw from it what resonates most deeply within them. Melancholy has a special gravitational force that many feel but rarely can put into words. This attraction may stem from the intuitive realization that too clear a naming of such feelings risks being overwhelmed by them. Ode to Unpossible Musics explores themes that are often overlooked, dismissed, or tacitly avoided; not out of ignorance, but often for personal, even unconscious reasons. It seeks this fragile point of balance where lightness and heaviness coexist – a kind of emotional tightrope walk that is both precarious and insightful. The deeper one delves as a creator into the gravitational fields of human emotions, the greater the risk and the greater the discovery. This work is an an ode to musical roller coasters, to detours and digressions, to letting go and embracing the unresolved. It celebrates the beauty of what defies definition: the impossible.

Album release concert for "Under The Same Stars" by the duo Shuteen Erdenebaatar (piano) and Nils Kugelmann (bass, clarinet). A captivating musical dialogue more info

This concert marks the album release of "Under The Same Stars" by the enchanting duo Shuteen Erdenebaatar (Mongolian pianist and composer) and Nils Kugelmann (Munich multi-instrumentalist and composer on bass and contra-alto clarinet). The album reflects a deep familiarity and intimacy, showcasing what unites and separates them, creating a captivating and beautiful musical dialogue. Known also as Lightville, the duo has grown together over time, and their music is described as a dream by BR Klassik, leaving a lasting impression with new associations upon each listen. Artists: Shuteen Erdenebaatar (piano, composition), Nils Kugelmann (contra-alto clarinet, bass, composition). Admission Prices: General Admission: 24€, Students/Pupils: 12€, Members: 12€.

Fauna & tbhase are playing their favorite records

Time Tripping stands for unconventional parties in Munich, often outdoor, always alternative. The collective has been organizing underground parties for several years in various public and private spaces. Their musical focus is on genres of UK Bass Culture such as Drum n Bass, Dubstep and Bass House

Join the LORA Party at Milla Club with 5 DJs from the radio collective playing a mix of Techno, Drum and Bass, House, and more more info

We will go wild with 5 DJs from our radio collective! LINE UP: 23:00-00:00 Uhr: Gofunurslf – Michael Kuchar (Fresh Inside, L O RA Nachtschiene) 00:00-01:00 Uhr: Kassetka (L O RA Nachtschiene) (Techno, Drum and Bass, Break Beat) 01:00-02:00 Uhr: XoXoSasha (Timetripping-Kollektiv, L O RA Nachtschiene) (House, Breakbeat, Baille Funk, Electronic, Drum and Bass) 02:00-03:30 Uhr: Jalaska (L O RA Nachtschiene) (Night Psy, Twilight, Hightech) 03:30-04:30 Uhr: DJ Arschwasser (L O RA Nachtschiene) (Gabba) Price: 8€ plus fees (presale)

The "OMEGA DUB CIRCLE SOUNDSYSTEM CONFERENCE" is a special event featuring two soundsystems: Paam Soundsystem from Grimma/Leipzig and the local Siren Sisters Soundsystem, with MC Treasure Irie more info

This event is part of the "SIREN SISTERS IN DUB" party series, which has been running at Sunny Red since 2008 and regularly hosts national and international reggae artists. Attendees can look forward to a danceable mix of Roots and Dub music. The event is organized by SirenSisters. Paam Soundsystem operates a self-built, 4-way soundsystem, spreading reggae and soundsystem culture with a focus on Unity, Respect & Awareness. Siren Sisters Soundsystem feat. MC Treasure Irie, inspired by Rastafari and UK/Jamaican soundsystem culture, plays deep Roots, meditative Dub, and heavy Steppas, aiming to provoke thought and touch the soul. MC Treasure Irie enriches the set with live sampling and spoken word, with lyrics revolving around social criticism and politricks.

A party with an "All White Dresscode" featuring Afrobeats, Amapiano, HipHop, and Trap music more info

A party with an "All White Dresscode" featuring Afrobeats, Amapiano, HipHop, and Trap music. The lineup includes EMZ (UK Special), Chris K (Berlin), MikeyTheHustler, Lion, and MC Siinrg. Organizer: Creative Fusion GbR. Age Restriction: 21+ years.

Der "Mobilitätswende-Kongress 2025" zielt darauf ab, menschenfreundliche Städte und nachhaltige Mobilität zu diskutieren und zu fördern. Der Kongress wird die Frage "Wie kann die Verkehrswende gelingen?" in einer Podiumsdiskussion mit Vertretern von Fuß e.V., VCD München, Greenpeace, dem Blinden- und Behindertenverband und Green City e.V. behandeln more info

Ab Samstagabend, dem 13. September 2025, gibt es ein spannendes Programm mit verschiedenen Vorträgen, Filmen, Podiumsdiskussionen und einem kulturellen Dialog. Die Veranstaltung soll zum Handeln anregen, neue Informationen liefern und den Austausch mit verschiedenen Klimainitiativen fördern.

This matinée event, titled "music and reality," features Christopher Dell and Gunnar Geisse exploring music as a connection between human action and virtual structures. It marks the conclusion of the Artist-in-Residence program at Villa Waldberta more info

This matinée event, titled "music and reality," features Christopher Dell and Gunnar Geisse exploring music as a connection between human action and virtual structures. It marks the conclusion of the Artist-in-Residence program at Villa Waldberta. Composer, musician, and theorist Christopher Dell will present Revisions XIII-XV of his groundbreaking work complex "Das Arbeitende Konzert/The Working Concert (AK)" with the Munich ensemble for contemporary music, der/gelbe/klang. This innovative series provides a conceptual framework for a series of events, called Revisions, and their spatialization. The work complex continuously produces and researches musical practice, its media, and its presentation as a concert. Over three days, the performative installation will blur the lines between rehearsal and performance, offering the audience the opportunity to experience the development process of contemporary music that transcends all genre boundaries. Based on Harry Lehmann's current music theory, Dell and Geisse investigate a relational form of music that combines human action with virtual structures from sample material, thereby establishing concrete world references. Participants: Vibraphone: Christopher Dell; Laptop Guitar: Gunnar Geisse. Ticket Prices: 15 € / 10 €. Discounts for: Students, seniors (67+), unemployed, and in exceptional cases, groups. Contact for group discounts: Music: cbg@scope-muenchen.de; Dance: kommunikation@tanztendenz.de; Theater: ticket@pathos.theater. Funding/Support: Kulturreferat der Landeshauptstadt München, Artist-In-Residence Villa Waldberta, Musikfonds e.V.

Music as an open laboratory: three days between process, sound, and theory. This innovative series of works provides the framework for a series of events – called revisions – and their spatialization, exploring musical practice, its media, and its presentation as a concert more info

Music as an open laboratory: three days between process, sound, and theory. As a conceptual format, this innovative series of works provides the framework for a series of events – called revisions – and their spatialization. Within this, the work complex locates and reflects the continuous production and exploration of musical practice, its media, and its presentation as a concert. Over three days, the performative installation will blur the lines between rehearsal and performance, offering the audience the opportunity to experience the development process of contemporary music that transcends all genre boundaries. On Sunday evening, the Dell-Lillinger-Westergaard trio will give an additional concert. In search of a new New Music, the Dell-Lillinger-Westergaard trio moves in the field of tension between contemporary music, experimental and avant-garde. Participants: Conception, Conduction, Vibraphone: Christopher Dell; Violin: Nina Takai; Violoncello: Katerina Giannitsioti; Piano: Marco Riccelli; Percussion: Mathias Lachenmayr; Clarinet, Bass Clarinet: Oliver Klenk; Double Bass: Jonas Westergaard (DLW); Percussion: Christian Lillinger (DLW). Ticket Prices: 20 € / 14 € (reduced for students, seniors over 67, unemployed, and in exceptional cases, groups). Funders: Kulturreferat der Landeshauptstadt München, Artist-In-Residence Villa Waldberta, Musikfonds e.V.

Experience the exuberant, satirical, and experimental electro-glam-art-rock of Chicago's Bobby Conn, presenting his new album 'Bobby’s Place' more info

Welcome to Bobby’s Place, the new album with a split personality from long-time musical troublemaker and cultural provocateur Bobby Conn! Bobby Conn is a singer, songwriter, and performance artist from Chicago. He emerged from Chicago's mid-90s "No-Wave" scene – a mix of noise art and performance – but quickly developed a reputation for exuberant, excessive performances, satirical-political lyrics, and experimental electro-glam-art-rock. Side A shows Bobby in a tent somewhere on the astral plane, surrounded by synthesizers, woodwinds, hand drums, and a pulsating psychedelic fog. Planet Earth and the real world are only faintly visible in the distance. Side One, however, shows Bobby as the protagonist of an alternative workplace sitcom – also titled Bobby’s Place. In each episode, Bobby starts a new small business, such as a restaurant or a nail salon, with a team of puppets. But the business inevitably fails and ends in bankruptcy – even before the end of the episode. But that doesn't stop Bobby, and the six tightly arranged glam-rock pieces on Side One are proof of that. Basically, each side exists as a standalone concept – which one should you listen to first? There is no right answer: both are the perfect introduction to Bobby’s Place. Admission: Presale (VVK): 18€ plus fees, Box Office (AK): 23€, Reduced Box Office (ermäßigte AK): 18€. Reduced admission applies to: Students, apprentices, severely disabled persons (registered accompanying person has free entry), pensioners, volunteers of the Voluntary Social Year, and participants of the Voluntary Ecological Year. Doors Open (Einlass): 19:00.

The guitarist Simon Harscheidt will present himself with four different line-ups and a thick bundle of original compositions in our September Jam Sessions. After the main program, the stage is open for inspired newcomers more info

The musician, who has been an integral part of the Munich scene for years, is primarily known as the bandleader of the Nähmaschinen Quartett. However, he can also be heard in other contexts. Peter O'Mara's student, Simon Harscheidt, has a faible for catchy melodies and chord progressions, which he skillfully combines with clever grooves. He uses influences from jazz, fusion, and rock to create an extremely homogeneous sound. When Simon Harscheidt is not active with the Nähmaschinen Quartett, he can be experienced in various line-ups, up to a Big Band.

Join us every two weeks on Mondays for an hour of gardening in the Green City e.V. green-patron-bed at Reichenbachplatz. Everyone is welcome, tools are provided more info

We meet every two weeks on Mondays at 4:30 PM for an hour of gardening in the Green City e.V. green-patron-bed at Reichenbachplatz – directly between Gärtnerplatz and Viktualienmarkt. Everyone is welcome, tools are provided. Come spontaneously and join in. Please note: During holidays or in rainy weather, appointments may be cancelled! Current information can be found in the event calendar or by writing to gruenpaten@greencity.de.

A film about a failed plan more info

A screening of the comedy 'The Ladykillers', a film about a failed plan. It is one of the absolute favorite films of the 'Freunde der italienischen Oper'.

The Community Music Orchestra invites curious individuals of all ages to make music, sing, try out instruments, write and arrange musical pieces and songs, and rehearse them together more info

The Community Music Orchestra invites curious individuals of all ages to make music, sing, try out instruments, write and arrange musical pieces and songs, and rehearse them together. The orchestra aims to create music collectively, explore the world of sounds and tones, and experience how a group grows into a sound body. This "orchestra for everyone" fosters encounters between generations, nations, musical styles, cultures, and most importantly, people. Musical background is not strictly necessary; everyone is welcome, with or without an instrument. Participants can simply show up. It is an open offer, and no supervisory duty is assumed. The project is led by Marja Burchard (Express Brass Band / Embryo) and Wolfi Schlick (Express Brass Band) and is funded by the Cultural Department of the City of Munich. Admission: Free. Registration: Required via phone: 0173 3805615 or email: community-orchester@gmx.de. Frequency: Every Monday (except during school holidays). Accessibility: Barrier-free access, but no barrier-free toilets.

Franz Amann invites you to sing songs and mantras from different cultures. The melodies and lyrics are simple and are often repeated. Sheet music is not required, learning is done by singing along, accompanied by a guitar more info

Franz Amann invites you to sing songs and mantras from different cultures. The melodies and lyrics are simple and are often repeated. Sheet music is not required, learning is done by singing along, accompanied by a guitar. Organizer: Seidlvilla e.V. Ticket reservation: You can reserve tickets by phone or email. Option 1: Call 089-33 31 39 or send an email to info@seidlvilla.de. Option 2: Call 089-129 06 77 or send a message to info@tukan-kreis.de.

Bavaschôro, a group from Munich, blends Brazilian Choros with Bavarian music, featuring four professional multi-instrumentalists from diverse musical genres and traditions more info

Bavaschôro is a group from Munich that brings together Brazilian and Bavarian music. The four professional and classically trained multi-instrumentalists come from different musical genres and traditions – from Brazil, Portugal, and Bavaria – and together play the Choro, a Brazilian bar music and fusion of African rhythms like Lundu with the typical dance melodies of coffee houses, the polkas. With Bavaschôro, this melange returns to Europe, spiced up with Bavarian folk music and new arrangements. The extraordinary sound of Bavaschôro meets the unique voice and radiant presence of Dandara Modesto this evening. The singer, performer, and music producer stands for contemporary Brazilian music rooted in the tradition of Afro-Brazilian rhythms and has participated in many different interdisciplinary projects in Brazil and Europe throughout her career. Ticket Information: Presale: €20 plus fees, Reduced presale: €17.50 plus fees, Box office: €25, Reduced box office: €18.

The "Lab" in The Munich Lab Band stands for "Laboratorium" – a place where highly exciting, never overly intellectual ideas and pieces are created. The orchestra's extensive repertoire includes charts that intertwine jazz with elements of classical music, blending new and old more info

The "Lab" in The Munich Lab Band stands for "Laboratorium" – a place where highly exciting, never overly intellectual ideas and pieces are created. The orchestra's extensive repertoire includes charts that intertwine jazz with elements of classical music, blending new and old. Felix Ecke and Vincent Eberle, the two composers of the group, emphasize revitalizing tradition, extracting something modern and progressive from it, and creating enough freedom for the hand-picked soloists. The pieces by the Munich Lab Band are sometimes of almost monumental opulence, powerful and overwhelming in sound, then again delicate, almost fragile, dreamy, and ethereal. The rich stylistic, atmospheric, and emotional spectrum of this Big Band is its proud asset.

Greened buildings provide cooling on hot days and increase the quality of life for people in the city – in their homes and their neighborhoods. Plants provide shade, cool, and can improve local water management. In addition, they promote biodiversity by providing habitats right on the doorstep more info

An excursion by the Department for Climate and Environmental Protection in cooperation with Green City e.V. will show on September 16 in the 'Am Ackermannbogen' urban quarter in Schwabing-West how greening on residential buildings can be successful and what an important contribution it makes to climate adaptation. Participants can be inspired by particularly successful facade and courtyard greening on the tour. Using clear examples, participants will learn which structural and vegetation-technical conditions plants need to thrive on the building. The tour also makes it clear that with building greening, community-based approaches and clever multiple uses of green spaces offer many advantages – for society, for the microclimate, and for ecology. Alternative in case of bad weather: 24.09.2025 from 17:30 to approx. 20:00. Route length: 1.6 kilometers. Registration required at: begruenung@greencity.de

In this uncomplicated collective, everyone is welcome, whether hobbyist, composer, instrumentalist, producer, or DJ. The user group aims to promote networking, exchange, and joint learning among all interested parties more info

It doesn't matter if you are a beginner or a professional or in which genre you are active. The focus is on the common interest in Ableton Live and music. At the meetings, user questions and problems are discussed, tips on techniques and workflows are exchanged, and an opportunity is given to present one's own work. At regular intervals, there are expert lectures and workshops that provide insight into the professional use of Ableton Live in various production and performance contexts.

The Kösk-Choir rehearses every Tuesday outside of school holidays starting at 19:30. Everyone is welcome to join, and entry is possible at any time more info

The Kösk-Choir rehearses every Tuesday outside of school holidays starting at 19:30. Everyone is welcome to join, and entry is possible at any time. The choir is led by Manuela Rzytki, a musician and singer involved in various avant-garde, pop, and experimental music projects, including _Parasyte Woman_, _G.Rag und die Landlergschwister_, _Kamerakino_, _Salewski_, and theater productions. A voluntary contribution of 10 € is suggested, with 5 € also being acceptable. Registration Email: manurzytki@gmx.net.

Klezmer meets Bavarian folk music, Balkan meets Western Swing, Irish meets Arabic music. An open mic session with an opener set by Titus Waldenfels more info

Klezmer meets Bavarian folk music, Balkan meets Western Swing, Irish meets Arabic music. The music is played without amplifiers and microphones, in the tradition of the musician's regulars' table, pub singing, or picker's circle. However, an electric piano and a bass amp for electric bass are available. All styles and instruments are welcome. There will be an approx. 25-minute opener set with changing guests, so that the evening begins in a concert atmosphere. Titus Waldenfels starts the opener set. In the course of the evening, there will be 2x15 minutes for an open mic in the true sense, where artists can delight guests with their very own program after prior registration. All of this should seamlessly and organically merge for an evening full of music and collegial atmosphere!

Nomuel, a five-member band from Switzerland, brings their unique blend of genres and profound lyrics to Munich for an evening of togetherness and music more info

Nomuel, a five-member band from Switzerland, is embarking on their first small tour in 2025. Their debut is intentionally named "Nomuel," reflecting a gentle opening and a step out of their homeland, not into the distance, but towards their audience. Their music is about closeness, friendship, and the promise to "just be yourself." Last year, Nomuel was a guest at several secret concerts by "rausgegangen" and supported artists like zeck, Kasi, and Benjamin Amaru. In addition to Zurich and Bern, they are now playing their first headline dates in Germany, in Berlin and Munich, and will also be at the Reeperbahn Festival in Hamburg. The band, formed by five friends Sam, Noah, Pol, Valentin, and Gian, blends genres and languages. Their lyrics are profound narratives about new beginnings and life between the lines. Songs like "July" demonstrate that not many words are always needed to convey feelings. Nomuel offers their listeners a safe haven that is never unrealistic but always healing. An evening with Nomuel is a moment of togetherness, a feeling of home, and a promising beginning. Price: 24€ plus fees (VVK), Organizer: Muffatwerk

Moneybrother returns to German stages with his handmade indie-soul-pop, celebrating the 20th anniversary of "To Die Alone" and presenting new work more info

After a long live break, Moneybrother returns to German stages with his handmade indie-soul-pop and celebrates the 20th anniversary of his successful album "To Die Alone" with his fans. In addition, the likeable Swede also has his latest work with him, which musically ties in with his earlier releases. His vulnerable honesty is precisely transferred to the live performances: a raw voice, a perfectly rehearsed band - including string and brass sections - and different music styles, masterfully united into a captivating and danceable mix. Admission: Doors open at 19:00, Advance tickets € 30 plus fees. Presented by: Kulturnews and ByteFM.

The Cat’s Table, a quartet led by saxophonist Tom Reinbrecht, presents "Cinematographic Jazz" and celebrates the album release of ‘Supernatural Soul Charade’. The music is described as a journey through genres, blending action, crime, comedy, romance, thriller, and even horror more info

The Cat’s Table, a quartet led by saxophonist Tom Reinbrecht, presents "Cinematographic Jazz" and celebrates the album release of ‘Supernatural Soul Charade’. The music is described as a journey through genres, blending action, crime, comedy, romance, thriller, and even horror, with a focus on the wild and untamed aspects of rock'n'roll in jazz and vice versa. The album, set to be released in autumn 2024, is a funky, soulful, groovy, harmonically sophisticated, and melodically seductive homage to the 80s. The performance promises to be so captivating that it will make you forget to reach for your popcorn.

Electronic session music from ambient to dancefloor, made absolutely live on stage. Sessions are recorded and published online more info

ambioSonics is electronic session music from ambient to dancefloor, made absolutely live on stage. The sessions are recorded and then published on the homepage. Anyone who wants to participate can come as a listener and find out about the conditions. The rest will then be arranged.

A double curator-led tour starting at the Lenbachhaus and continuing at the Kunsthalle München, exploring the exhibitions "Auguste Herbin" and "Digital by Nature." more info

This double curator-led tour begins at the Lenbachhaus and continues at the Kunsthalle München. Franziska Stöhr, curator, will guide visitors through the "Digital by Nature" exhibition at Kunsthalle München. At the Lenbachhaus, curator Susanne Böller will lead the tour through the "Auguste Herbin" exhibition. The Kunsthalle München is dedicating its largest solo exhibition in Europe to media artist Miguel Chevalier (*1959 in Mexico City, lives in Paris). Chevalier is considered a pioneer of digital art, exploring the possibilities of computers as a creative medium since the 1980s, incorporating the latest technologies, including artificial intelligence. The exhibition focuses on the relationship between the digital and analog worlds, the fragile relationship between humans and their environment, and surprising connections between nature and technology. This event is held in cooperation with the Kunsthalle München. Cost: 28 € per person, including admission. Duration: Approximately 2 hours.

Dope Lemon, the alter ego of Australian musician Angus Stone, returns live to Germany this autumn, bringing his unique blend of lo-fi, slacker attitude, and psychedelic soul more info

Dope Lemon, the alter ego of Australian musician Angus Stone, is finally returning live to Germany this autumn. For almost a decade, Stone has been navigating a parallel universe under this name, distinct from the folk-pop of his acclaimed sibling duo, Angus & Julia Stone. While the latter is characterized by clear structures, melodies for open fields, and mainstream appeal, Dope Lemon thrives in twilight: lo-fi instead of high-gloss, a slacker attitude instead of neatness, a trip instead of a destination. His new album, "Golden Wolf," is set to be released in May. The concert will feature support from piri&tommy. Admission: Doors open at 19:00, Presale € 37 plus fees. Presented by: curt and egoFM.

Once a month, the Milla stage belongs to the city's newest acts at the Milla Song Slam. Musicians from all genres have 8 minutes to showcase their songs, and the audience decides the winner more info

Once a month, the Milla stage belongs to the city's newest acts at the Milla Song Slam, presented by M94.5. Musicians from all genres have 8 minutes to showcase their songs. Whether singer-songwriter, rap, or electro – host Klara, a former winner of the Song Slam by and with UmmeBlock, lets everyone who has their own music play. In the end, the audience decides who wins! If you want to participate, make music, and want to be on stage, apply now for the Milla Song Slam and send information about yourself including a sound sample via email to: songslam@milla-club.de! 8 rounds, 1 final! And you can win! We look forward to seeing you! Admission: Pre-sale (VVK) 12€ plus fees // Box office (AK) 15€ // Reduced box office (ermäßigte AK) 12€. Reduced admission applies for: Students, apprentices, severely disabled persons (registered accompanying person has free entry), pensioners, volunteers of the Voluntary Social Year, and participants of the Voluntary Ecological Year. Tickets URL: https://t.rausgegangen.de/tickets/milla-song-slam-25

Lecture and discussion with Peter Bierl on the topic of fascism. Peter Bierl is a journalist, political scientist, member of the Verdi union, and lives near Munich more info

Fascism or what? – Lecture and discussion with Peter Bierl. 'Whoever speaks of populism is downplaying it. The term right-wing extremism suggests that a democratic center is threatened by the fringes, and lumps left and right together. Fascism seems inappropriate when right-wingers do not come in brown shirts and jackboots, and the left itself has worn out the term through indiscriminate use. Typical of historical fascism as well as today's right-wing movements is diversity. The development is fed by many sources, until inhumanity seems normal to too many. Right-libertarians as well as left-nationalists, esotericists as well as lateral thinkers contribute to this. Parties up to the Social Democrats adopt right-wing positions, such as the policy of sealing off borders. Conservatives and liberals collude with fascists in Italy or the Netherlands. Right-wing movements cultivate anti-Semitism, racism, and anti-feminism, fantasies of hatred and violence. Social Darwinism, however, is not just a figment of the imagination, but people are sorted into winners and losers in the everyday life of a competitive society. Nationalism is not an invention of fascism, but the nation is the ideological glue of state and society, which everyone from Habeck to Wagenknecht invokes. So what is special about successful right-wing movements? If concepts are to serve as handles to understand and change reality, which one would be appropriate for them? Peter Bierl will present some reflections on this for discussion in his lecture.' Peter Bierl is a journalist, political scientist, member of the Verdi union, and lives near Munich. His most recent publications include 'Einmaleins der Kapitalismuskritik' (extended second edition, 2025), 'Unmenschlichkeit als Programm' (2022), 'Die Legende von den Strippenziehern: Verschwörungsdenken im Zeitalter des Wassermanns' (2021), and 'Die Revolution ist großartig – Was Rosa Luxemburg uns heute noch zu sagen hat' (2020). In addition, as always, drinks, delicious vegan food, and voucher exchange. Open from 8:00 PM – lecture at 9:00 PM. In cooperation with the Kurt Eisner Verein.

An evening for singing enthusiasts to practice a song with new people. This time, "Helplessly Hoping" by Crosby, Stills & Nash will be sung more info

Do you enjoy singing and want to practice a song with new people in one evening? Then you are in the right place! This time, "Helplessly Hoping" by Crosby, Stills & Nash will be sung.

The Munich band The Donnelly Connection presents a captivating concert filled with blues, soul, and rock, with a unique mix of classics and energetic original compositions. Part of "Fish'n Blues." more info

The Munich band The Donnelly Connection presents a captivating concert filled with blues, soul, and rock. With the distinctive voice of frontman Alexander Donnelly and their unique mix of classics and energetic original compositions, the band has been thrilling audiences for years. Their repertoire includes powerful interpretations of well-known songs by Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye, and Bob Dylan, as well as impressive original pieces like "Learn to Live" and "Out of Addiction." This event is part of "Fish'n Blues," a series that combines live music with culinary delights, offering hand-picked artists, a relaxed atmosphere, and delicious food.

The new EP by the Catalan trio Camarada Ventura is based on the astronomer and philosopher Carl Sagan's statement, \"Look again at that Dot. That´s here. That´s Home. That´s us,\" referring to our home planet more info

While our world may seem lost in the vastness of space, it reveals a universe of possibilities, including musically. Camarada Ventura incorporates jazz, electronica, ambient sounds, pop, and traditional sounds to create a fascinating macrocosm. Pianist Jofre Fité, bassist Carla González Ferrer, and drummer Pau Gurpegui initially joined forces as the JF Trio before renaming themselves Camarada Ventura. Their musical approach, spirit of exploration, and desire to convey one or more messages through their work have remained. Their music, rich in associations, adventurous, curious, and emotional, effectively delivers its message, however abstract it may sound. This concert is supported by the Institut Ramon Llull.

Performance by SÖWT and Catch as catch can

An exploration tour through Obergiesing visiting extraordinary places, local artist shops, and inspiring neighborhood initiatives, ending at U-Bahn station Silberhornstraße more info

Have you ever seen a supermarket where you can participate? On this exploration tour through Giesing, we will visit such extraordinary places. We will stroll through winding alleys and green corners, showcasing shops of local artists and inspiring neighborhood initiatives. Along the way, you can expect a small tasting at the Deli Kitchen – and tips on where to find handmade organic ice cream, delicious sage gnocchi, and even walnuts directly from the tree. The exploration tour is part of the event series GESTERN. HEUTE. FÜR MORGEN. Once a month, people of different generations exchange ideas about what constitutes a good life and how we can protect our earth for future generations. Everyone is welcome! The exploration tour ends after approximately 2 km at the U-Bahn station Silberhornstraße. The event is free of charge. Audio devices will be distributed for better understanding.

Fashion Vernissage by Camilla Wittig

Guides in the exhibitions more info

The 'Kunstgespräche' (Art Talks) invite visitors to engage in spontaneous conversations with art educators in the exhibition space, ask questions, and exchange thoughts. This event is held in conjunction with the 'Auguste Herbin' exhibition. Cost: Free, no registration required.

Kerala Dust, a band formed in London, blends electronica, art-rock, hypnotic blues, prog, psychedelia, and Americana, drawing inspiration from diverse acts like Tom Waits and Velvet Underground more info

Kerala Dust, a band formed nearly ten years ago in London, draws inspiration from diverse acts such as Tom Waits, Velvet Underground, and German avant-garde pioneers Can. Their sound is a broad blend of electronica, art-rock, hypnotic blues, prog, psychedelia, and Americana. Following two acclaimed albums, their new track "Bell" hints at an upcoming third work that continues to merge electronic music with traditional songwriting, a combination they master particularly well in live performances. This concert is part of their "An Echo of Love Tour." Ticket Information: Presale: €32 plus fees, At the door: €40. Admission: 19:00. Organizer: ZART Agency.

A concert featuring Kammerpop, melancholy, and direct, poignant lyrics. Music that dances between worlds more info

To Athena presents introspective and fragile pearls in Swiss German alongside sparkling and cinematic pop in English on the same stage. The grand often lies in the small, in the detail. In lyrics that reach into the darkness but always allow light. Fragility, strength, and the sounds in between. Tiffany Athena Limacher, raised in a family of violin makers, has been in contact with music since birth. A passion for string instruments, a childhood with 80s synth-pop, and an awareness of relevant themes now form the amalgam from which To Athena builds her cosmos. Support act: Gina Ete.

The event focuses on Turkish right-wing extremism, known as 'Grey Wolves' or the Ülkücü movement, which is the second-largest extreme right-wing movement in Germany more info

The event focuses on Turkish right-wing extremism, known as 'Grey Wolves' or the Ülkücü movement, which is the second-largest extreme right-wing movement in Germany with approximately 12,000 followers. The ideology is characterized by authoritarian, nationalist, racist, anti-Semitic, and queer-hostile elements, as well as conspiracy theories against Armenian, Jewish, Kurdish people, and the West. Dr. Ismail Küpeli, a political scientist specializing in nationalism, racism, and anti-Semitism in Germany and Turkey, will shed light on the history, ideology, actors, and networks of the Turkish extreme right, and present antifascist counter-strategies. Food, drinks, and voucher exchange start at 20:00, with the lecture beginning at 20:30. In cooperation with the Kurt Eisner Verein.

The BLACK RAT COLLECTIVE, a non-profit DIY concert crew, hosts a Punk/HC concert evening at Sunny Red, Feierwerk. This event is part of their series, typically held every third Thursday of the month, aiming to provide a platform for a progressive, uncommercial subculture in Munich more info

Entry is by donation, with all surplus proceeds directly benefiting the performing bands: Fatigue Future (Postpunk from Rosenheim) and Tendresse Violence (Dark Rock, Wave from Toulouse). The collective explicitly rejects all forms of discrimination and domination. Fatigue Future plays emotional wave-punk that encourages both dancing and self-reflection. Tendresse Violence is described as 'Two otter vampires with a great fondness for blood and french fries, making music from outer space for crazy people and freaks.'

The event features "THE CHOICES feat. JENNY WOO", a '77 punk rock inspired female-fronted sensation, "1328" with #Streetpunk and #Hardcore-Drive, and "TRAPPENTROI" from Munich more info

The event features "THE CHOICES feat. JENNY WOO", a '77 punk rock inspired female-fronted sensation from Paris, France and Ottawa, Canada. Also performing are "1328", described as a #Streetpunk brew with #Hardcore-Drive and #Punkrock-Mälzerei, and "TRAPPENTROI" from Munich, reporting on life on the streets, wounds, experiences, love's weapons, survival, and beer since 2017. Admission starts at 20:00. Pre-sale tickets are 10 - 16 € (+ fee) and tickets at the door are 20 €.

A psychedelic power trio from Mexico City, A Love Electric, known for their power-psychedelic, punk-jazz, post-genre, and freak-rock sound more info

A Love Electric is a psychedelic power trio from Mexico City. In 13 years of tireless touring and creative work, Todd Clouser, Hernan Hecht/Jorge Servín, and Aaron Cruz, all acclaimed artists in their own right, have released seven albums on labels in the United States, Mexico, and Europe. They have toured the world and created music in their own creative freedom, playing over a thousand shows on four continents. Power-psychedelic, punk-jazz, post-genre, and freak-rock are some of the terms critics use to describe ALE's sound.

On the occasion of Erik Satie's 100th anniversary of his death, Dutch bassist Caspar van Meel delves into the sound worlds of the great impressionist, reinterpreting and expanding them more info

On the occasion of Erik Satie's 100th anniversary of his death, Dutch bassist Caspar van Meel delves into the sound worlds of the great impressionist, reinterpreting and expanding them. "Satie – A Time Remembered" is an album where van Meel brings together Satie's special harmonies, dreamy melodies, and rich colors with the cosmos of jazz. Caspar van Meel often crosses boundaries, having composed works that ventured the crossover from classical to jazz for institutions like the Tonhalle Düsseldorf and the Bochumer Symphoniker. In the pure jazz idiom, he has worked with notable artists such as Steve Coleman, Vijay Iyer, Jeff Tain Watts, Reggie Workman, Philip Catherine, Götz Alsmann, Gerd Dudek, Matthias Schriefl, Pablo Held, the WDR Big Band, and Jonas Burgwinkel.

The Park(ing) Day is an international annual action day, observed since 2005, aimed at reclaiming inner cities. The motto for this day is "Freiraum statt Blechwüste" (open space instead of a sheet metal desert), transforming Munich's streets once a year more info

For the 2025 Park(ing) Day, the organizers advocate for more space for greenery, more space for friends, and more space to breathe. The event focuses on the city's residents, who, with their diverse needs, demand more public space. This space is temporarily reclaimed on public parking spots for one day. Green City e.V. and their working group MunichWays invite participants to the Park(ing) Day 2025. They will furnish parking spaces with deck chairs and other elements to create comfortable lounging areas. Attendees are encouraged to come and "Chillen statt Autoblech" (chill instead of car metal), engage in interesting conversations, and learn about the various activities of MunichWays. Green City e.V. is dedicated to advancing the transport transition in Munich, advocating for climate- and socially-just mobility within the city, including walking, cycling, public transport (subway, bus, tram), and innovative concepts.

International dances are learned and danced step by step. Please bring flat dance or gymnastics shoes. Participation fee: 8 Euro per appointment

A public guided tour by the Münchner Volkshochschule (MVHS) through the exhibition "Der Blaue Reiter. Eine neue Sprache" at the Lenbachhaus more info

The tour provides insights into the diverse themes of the presentation at the Lenbachhaus through selected works. Reduced tickets for tours can only be purchased at the box office upon presentation of proof.

DJ Salon with Steven Clancy playing Rare Soul

An information evening for locals & newcomers, facilitating personal encounters between people from different countries with and without refugee and/or immigration experience more info

Start with a Friend creates personal encounters between people – in 1:1 tandems and local communities. We bring together people from different countries with and without refugee and/or immigration experience. Our vision is an active immigration society that lives its diversity. All people feel recognized and participate equally. We promote personal encounters, qualified commitment, and spaces for education, participation, and empowerment. This facilitates arrival, strengthens people, social cohesion, and democracy. In Munich, you can become a tandem partner or part of the community and participate in our regular events. At the info evenings, you will get to know the program in more detail, and we will answer all open questions.

Concert / Reading: Music & Literature as part of the annual exhibition ZEITRAUM of the KünstlerSpectrum Pasing e.V

Luca Vasta, a versatile artist, presents her "Spaghetti Pop" – catchy eclectic pop blending acoustic singer-songwriter folk, 80s reminiscences, and beach disco more info

Luca Vasta is a versatile artist: musician, singer, songwriter, presenter, and content creator. Music is at the top for the charming Renaissance-Donna. "I make Spaghetti Pop!", she says confidently and has created her own Italo-music world. She plays catchy eclectic pop between acoustic singer-songwriter folk, 80s reminiscences, and beach disco. Accompanied by her band, organically captivating live arrangements of her hits can be expected. Plus, one or two Italo classics like "Volare". Admission: Doors open at 18:30, Presale € 25 plus fees.

Three bands (The No-Counts, The Wrong Society, The Royal Flares) and DJs celebrate authentic 60s Garage Punk more info

Three like-minded bands celebrate the charm and vibrancy of authentic 60s Garage Punk. The event at Glockenbachwerkstatt will feature THE NO-COUNTS from Berlin (performing for the first time in Munich), THE WRONG SOCIETY from Hamburg, and Munich's own 60s Garage Folk Punkers THE ROYAL FLARES. DJs: Dr.Dr. Robert, Martin Hemmel & Bernie Bernaise.

Roswitha Schmelzl (soprano) and Helmut Weigl (chitarrone) perform works by G. Giovanni Kapsperger, Helmut Weigl, and others more info

"The Song of Solomon", "The Song of Love" or in Latin "Canticum Canticorum", the most sensual book of the Bible bears many titles. The Hebrew translates to: "Song of Songs", i.e. most beautiful song. Poetic, but also with great directness, it sings of love, the beauty of man and woman, desire, eroticism and devotion. For centuries, composers have been inspired by the beguilingly beautiful poems. So too Helmut Weigl, who used the composition technique of the Seconda Practica of the early 17th century, explicitly set for soprano and chitarrone.

AKA KELZZ is a British-born, Berlin-based singer, songwriter, and creative force who crafts genre-bending soundscapes rooted in alternative R&B, soul, house, and spoken word more info

As a queer, non-binary artist, KELZZ uses their music as a space for liberation, vulnerability, and radical self-expression, bringing Black and queer narratives to the forefront. Inspired by artists like Lianne La Havas, Little Simz, and Cleo Sol, their sound blends silky vocal layers with emotionally grounded lyrics. In November 2024, KELZZ released their debut album "Odyssey". Building on this momentum, KELZZ is now delving deeper into electronic territory, with a series of upcoming releases exploring house, jungle, and drum & bass. Originally from the Berlin soul and R&B scene, KELZZ has steadily gained momentum, performing alongside artists such as Madison McFerrin, Pip Millet, and Yaya Bey.

Wolfgang Krebs explores the satirical illusion of an independent Bavaria, questioning if 'Bavaria First!' is a dream or a nightmare more info

Edmund S., former Prime Minister of Bavaria, always knew it: Bavaria, the best federal state of all, puts in more effort than all the others combined! And what does it get for it? It finances the others! He always dreamed of making Bavaria independent. Bavaria as the England of the Federal Republic! Away from the rest of Germany! No more federalism! "Bavaria first!" The dream becomes reality. At least as an illusion. Who sits in the cabinet, what is the relationship with the friendly states of Austria and Baden-Württemberg? Will one say at the end of the evening and the dream: Oh yes, that would be nice! Or rather: Thank God it was just a dream. Wolfgang Krebs is, as always, all alone on stage, and as always, together with many people. He shows what Edmund's dream could look like. If Bavaria becomes independent to prove to the world on its own: BAVARIA FIRST!

The summer break is coming to an end, and the Freitagskafe is finally reopening on September 19th! This September, it's going to be loud: 7030 Records is sending its heavyweights on tour! Featuring Leipzig rappers MCE, L-SURA, and DerNoie – three artists who stand for honest, raw, and uncompromising German rap more info

The summer break is coming to an end, and the Freitagskafe is finally reopening on September 19th! This September, it's going to be loud: 7030 Records is sending its heavyweights on tour! Featuring Leipzig rappers MCE, L-SURA, and DerNoie – three artists who stand for honest, raw, and uncompromising German rap. Their first stop on the tour will be in Munich. The Sampler Tour is more than just a showcase – it's a demolition crew on beats. With fresh tracks, powerful sound, and plenty of energy, the MCs will make the stages shake. Leipzig flavor meets the streets, and the audience gets exactly what it deserves: authenticity, attitude, and pure demolition. The event opens at 8 PM.

Performative evening about self-protection as resistance by Caner Akdeniz & Team. How do you protect yourself from racism when state protection is lacking? more info

'Protect Yourself' is a performative evening about self-protection as resistance by Caner Akdeniz & Team. Inspired by Esther Bejarano's quote, 'Those who fight against Nazis cannot rely on the state,' the event addresses the experience of growing up in a society where racist violence is commonplace, and the question of how to protect oneself when state protection is absent. Drawing from autobiographical memories, the performance unfolds a collective narrative of anti-racist self-defense. It's a story that seeks support, even where it was never intended. Together, and against a hostile trained artificial intelligence, the evening explores themes of adaptation and fear, resistance, solidarity, and the strength that grows from fear. Text, Direction, Set: Caner Akdeniz. Performance, Text: Sümeyra Yilmaz. Performance: Sema Poyraz. Text, Dramaturgy: Destina Yildirim, Demjan Duran. AI: David Goldberg. Video, Music: Jonas Friedlich. Costume, Marketing: Emir Medic. Production Management, Assistance: Deniz Özbay. Tickets: 30 € Support Ticket | 20 € normal | 12 € reduced | 5 € minimum price. ClimateFair Tickets: 34 € Support Ticket | 22 € normal | 14 € reduced | 7 € minimum price. Funded by: Kulturreferat der Landeshauptstadt München. Graphics: Caner Akdeniz.

Soulkraut is a trio with guitarist Adrian Reiter, organist André Schwager, and drummer Christoph Holzhauser. Their sound is tight, cool, and casual, inspired by Motown, The Meters, The Daptones, and John Scofield, presenting their program 'Full of Dreams.' more info

Yes, we Krauts can also do soul, we know our way around powerful, springy grooves, over which the guitar can show its full funkiness and the Hammond B 3 wonderfully wafts, hisses and roars. Soulkraut is a trio with guitarist Adrian Reiter, organist André Schwager and drummer Christoph Holzhauser. The members of this lively trio have repeatedly distinguished themselves in recent years with soulful jazz, jazz that is soulful, that serves both heart and head and - depending on the project - was designed very differently. Their common sound is damn tight, but also very cool and casual, inspired by legendary Motown recordings, by the Meters, the Daptones, but also by John Scofield. The nice thing is: despite the audible influences, the three Krauts have developed something of their own that does without gimmickry, always gets to the core of the music quickly and shows us that the simple doesn't have to be anything reprehensible. In the Unterfahrt, the three soul brothers present their program Full of Dreams.

The Street Food Market Orchestra, led by Tina Menger, invites you to a Friday Jam Session with original songs and Indie & Soul covers, followed by an open stage more info

The Street Food Market Orchestra, led by musician Tina Menger, invites you to a Friday Jam Session at the Glockenbachwerkstatt. The event will feature original songs as well as Indie & Soul covers. Following their performance, there will be an open stage for everyone. Grab your instruments and head to "Glocke"!

A party transforming the Corleone Bar into an immersive club space. Featuring electronic music by Ari, Neverglass (Vinyl Set), and mogli b2b feldberg, accompanied by interactive visuals from Immersive Motion more info

Join the first somethingchatchy x Immersive Motion Party at the Corleone Bar. The space will be transformed into an immersive club with electronic music from Ari, Neverglass (Vinyl Set), and mogli b2b feldberg. They will be accompanied by Immersive Motion, who will create reactive projections onto the walls with interactive visuals from TouchDesigner, sensor technology, and AI. This is an event not to be missed, come and dance with us!

A party celebrating 90s Club Anthems, Y2K Party Lovesongs, and Guilty Pleasures more info

This Friday, Milla Club goes into "Full-Buckethead-Modus" with optional emo-strands-in-the-face. The party celebrates 90s Club Anthems, Y2K Party Lovesongs, Bucketheads, Leoprints, and Guilty Pleasures. The event promises a Millenium Aesthetic with 90s & Y2K Banger music.

A screaming workshop with the artist neneh noï and Giulia Zabarella, where participants will experiment with their voice as a means of resistance and a tool for collective celebration more info

This event is part of the "Giulia Zabarella - MEDUSA'S ASHES" exhibition and is held in collaboration with Kreativlabor Schlossallee of Büro Grandezza.

A beginner DJ workshop with Oliver Dust, covering topics such as the creation of electronic music, the role of a DJ, technical basics, hands-on equipment practice, and the first mix

DJ set by Dejan Gavrilovic from the Nisville Jazz Festival

A special musical evening with a potpourri of languages and sound cultures, featuring Dïma and Buracoustics & die Memeliler, followed by a DJ set more info

The summer is slowly coming to an end, but before getting out the jackets, there will be another celebration on Saturday, September 20, 2025, with a barbecue in the backyard, two concerts, and a DJ act. It will be a special musical evening with a potpourri of languages and sound cultures. The band Dïma will be performing, returning with even more musical strength after their unforgettable performance two years ago. The three musicians – Karim Abbes, Anis Laabidi, and Kamel Miadi – bring their roots from Tunisia and the diverse sound stories of the Middle East, combining them with contemporary rhythms. Malouf, Jazz, Latin American, and Berber influences meet pure joy of playing and deep musical connection. Also live on stage: Buracoustics & die Memeliler – an exciting mixture of Alternative Pop & Rock, Funk, Ska, Jazz, and Metal. Frontman Burak Kılıçkıran brings songs in Turkish, English, Spanish, Greek, Hindi, and other languages that touch, invite to dance, and build bridges between styles and worlds. For those who haven't had enough afterward, the turntables take over from midnight, and the night belongs to dance.

All about soul: If you like Wilson Pickett, Tower of Power or the Blues Brothers, you've come to the right place with the Troubleshooters. Crisp brass sections, a grooving rhythm section and tender to funky soul vocals characterize the formation from Munich more info

What is soul? When funk rhythms meet blues scales, when sharp brass riffs push against the pressure of the rhythm section, when the walls shake and the tables dance: that's soul. The Troubleshooters' program takes you back to the sixties, leads you in an arc through the seventies and eighties and into the modern era. Classics by Wilson Pickett, Aretha Franklin or the Blues Brothers combine harmoniously in the band's setup with songs by Tower of Power, Incognito or early Phil Collins. The Troubleshooters work their way through the decades with stylistic confidence, with a promise that always applies: soul is fun, for the band on stage, for the audience in the hall. An event by Pasinger Fabrik GmbH.

Performative evening about self-protection as resistance by Caner Akdeniz & Team. How do you protect yourself from racism when state protection is lacking? more info

'Those who fight against Nazis cannot rely on the state.' – Esther Bejarano. 31 years after Solingen, four years after Hanau, a few months after right-wing extremist coup plans: Protect Yourself is a personal, political, and urgent theater evening about growing up in a society where racist violence is part of everyday life – and about the question of how to protect yourself when state protection is lacking. Based on autobiographical memories – from the taped-over surname on the doorbell to the metal ladder in the children's room – a collective narrative of anti-racist self-defense unfolds. A story that seeks support; even where it was never intended. Together – and against a hostilely trained artificial intelligence – an evening about adaptation and fear, about resistance, solidarity, and the strength that grows from fear. Team: Text, direction, space Caner Akdeniz | Performance, text Sümeyra Yilmaz | Performance Sema Poyraz | Text, dramaturgy Destina Yildirim, Demjan Duran | AI David Goldberg | Video, music Jonas Friedlich | Costume, marketing Emir Medic | Production management, assistance Deniz Özbay. Tickets: 30 € support ticket | 20 € normal | 12 € reduced | 5 € minimum price. ClimateFair tickets: 34 € support ticket | 22 € normal | 14 € reduced | 7 € minimum price. Funded by: Kulturreferat der Landeshauptstadt München. Graphics: Caner Akdeniz.

The singer Tabea Emmelmann brings the swing of the 30s and 40s, the sound of a golden era, into the present. She feels committed to this jazz epoch, the singing style of that time, scat, the old school, and authenticity – yet she is unmistakably a woman of today more info

Tabea Emmelmann lives the lyrics she sings, using her voice with nuanced richness for a wide range of emotions. Before beginning her vocal studies, Tabea Emmelmann laid the foundations at the Neue Jazzschool e.V. in Pasing and also trained as a holistic voice therapist at the Stimmschule Ammersee. She has already performed on stage with projects such as KeyForTwo, the Tabea Mara Swing Band, Mara & Klein, and the Major Moon Band.

The autumn-themed Season Opener will guide you through a night that feels like a mix of a DIY basement show, a birthday party in a treehouse, and maybe a little bit like lucid dreaming, featuring PILLBERT, Choky, and other DJs more info

The leaves are turning red again and are falling from the branches. "Welcome Back, It’s Autumn." The autumn-themed Season Opener will guide you through a night that feels like a mix of a DIY basement show at some house, a birthday party in a treehouse, and maybe a little bit like lucid dreaming. From the speakers, music drifts out like fog. DJs, shows, bake sale. There will be cozy spots to sit and hang out. The event features a fantastic live lineup with Choky from Stuttgart’s DIY collective Sternengruppe, PILLBERT, and much more. Performances will take place throughout the evening. Come celebrate the Season Opening! There will be many special shows & events this fall / winter. More info soon. Doors open at 20:00 GMT+2. Tickets: Presale via rausgegangen.de, Box Office: 8-12 € / 10-15 €.

'Old But Gold' is an over 30s Hip Hop Party celebrating its fifth anniversary, featuring Oldschool RnB legend Blu Cantrell live and Hip Hop & RnB Classics across three floors more info

'Old But Gold' is an over 30s Hip Hop Party celebrating its fifth anniversary. The event will feature Oldschool RnB legend Blu Cantrell performing live on stage, along with a party spread across three floors where DJs will play Hip Hop & RnB Classics. The event is strictly for individuals aged 30 and above, and an ID check is required for entry. Admission: Entry from 30 years with ID check. Presale tickets range from €25 to €35 plus presale fee. Box office tickets are €45.

COCO HOPE performs, showcasing her unique ability to blend different genres of electronic and non-electronic music. Her focus lies in techno, house, tech house, and acid house, fusing old school with futuristic vibes more info

Growing up in Berlin and Munich with both German and Nigerian roots, Emily Coco Hope was exposed to a wide range of subcultures, influencing her diverse musical style. She plays both digital and vinyl, adding depth and versatility to her captivating performances, which include danceable beats, rhythm, echoes, glitches, and an abundance of energy. She has also launched her own series of events, Bootlick.

Experience wild vibes for wild hearts. A party where Kraftklub meets Zartmann, and you can sing along to your favorite tracks from artists like Provinz, Kasi, Nina Chuba, Edwin Rosen, and Paula Hartmann

Green City e.V. invites you to an info stand on facade, courtyard, and roof greening. Learn how urban greenery provides cooling, improves air quality, and enhances quality of life in your neighborhood more info

As a cooperation partner of Re:think, Green City e.V. will be at the "Quartierslounge" in Feldberg-Park with an info stand. We will advise you on facade greening, courtyard greening, and roof greening. Discover how urban greenery cools on hot days, improves air quality, and brings more quality of life to your neighborhood. Green facades and courtyards also protect buildings, promote biodiversity, and create valuable habitats for insects and birds. Come by, get inspired, and find out how we can collectively make Munich greener, healthier, and more climate-resilient.

A discovery bike tour from Lake Starnberg to Lake Ammersee in Herrsching, led by volunteers on a scenic route outside of Munich more info

This is an discovery bike tour from Lake Starnberg to Lake Ammersee in Herrsching. Participants will cycle together on a scenic route outside of Munich. The tours are led by volunteers and are intentionally not perfectly prepared to allow for spontaneous detours. The group size typically varies between 8 and 20 cyclists. During the tour, regular breaks will be taken, and participants will also look at the bicycle infrastructure. The discovery tours are planned and recorded on Komoot, allowing participants to ride the route themselves at any time and spend more time in their favorite places. No registration is necessary; participants can simply show up and cycle along.

SUNDAY IN LOVE by Electroamore returns for its second edition. Join us for the ultimate Sunday party at Import Export with resident DJs Safahs & DJ FM, plus special guest DJ TRASHLICE. The event will take place either outdoors or indoors, depending on the weather more info

SUNDAY IN LOVE by Electroamore, Number two. The ultimate Sunday format. At Import Export. On Sunday, September 21, 2025, from 3 PM to 9 PM. Depending on the weather, it will be held either outdoors or indoors. After the wonderful debut of Sunday in Love in July, we invite you and all your friends again in September for a super-duper Sunday party. On the decks will be resident DJs Safahs & DJ FM, plus special guest DJ TRASHLICE. It's still open whether it will be a 'darkness party' or a 'brightness party' because of the weather, well, we'll see. Presumably, Sunday in Love will be a 'darkness party' inside Import Export on the main floor with a real 3 AM club feeling directly from 3 PM. And assuming we have sensational weather, which is certainly possible in September, then Sunday in Love will be a 'brightness party' with a semi-dark area outside, like Ibiza again, but completely different and certainly not even remotely comparable. Import Export also has a very well-stocked menu with non-alcoholic drinks, so grab one, it's Sunday after all! And of course: If you're there, it's a little bit nicer than without you. That's clear.

Public guided tour more info

This is a public guided tour through the exhibition 'What threatens to disappear becomes an image. Man – Nature – Art'. The exhibition focuses on moments of recognition, showcasing both well-known and rarely or never-before-seen works from the 19th and 20th centuries. It explores the theme of transience, how everything captured in images no longer exists or exists in a different form. The art educators will provide insights into the exhibition using selected works and invite visitors to ask questions and engage in discussion. Cost: 5 € per person (reduced 3 €), plus admission. Reduced tickets can only be purchased at the ticket counter with proof. Duration: Approximately 1 hour.

Performative evening about self-protection as resistance by Caner Akdeniz & Team. How do you protect yourself from racism when state protection is lacking? more info

A performative evening about self-protection as resistance by Caner Akdeniz & Team. 'Those who fight against Nazis cannot rely on the state.' – Esther Bejarano. 31 years after Solingen, four years after Hanau, a few months after right-wing extremist coup plans: Protect Yourself is a personal, political, and urgent theater evening about growing up in a society where racist violence is part of everyday life – and about the question of how to protect yourself when state protection is lacking. Based on autobiographical memories – from the taped-over surname on the doorbell to the metal ladder in the children's room – a collective narrative of anti-racist self-defense unfolds. A story that seeks support; even where it was never intended. Together – and against a hostilely trained artificial intelligence – an evening about adaptation and fear, about resistance, solidarity, and the strength that grows from fear.

A night of electro-noise pop and darkwave with Swiss-Canadian artist Camilla Sparksss and the duo Karl Kave & Durian more info

This event features Camilla Sparksss, a Swiss-Canadian electro-noise pop musician and visual artist known for her raw, high-energy performances. She fuses heavy beats, thick synth textures, and cutting vocals. Also performing are Karl Kave & Durian, a duo whose music is described as being between darkwave, post-punk, and Neue Neue Deutsche Welle, with polemic slogans and an appetite for contradictions. The event is presented by CoreChaos. Ticket prices are flexible: 10€ (Social), 16€ (Mid), and 20€ (Supporter).

Go-Jo, the charming pop export with DIY roots who represented Australia at this year's ESC, embarks on his first European tour, bringing his genre-bending sound of pop, indie, and folk to Munich more info

Go-Jo, the charming pop export with DIY roots, who represented Australia at this year's ESC, is embarking on his first European tour. He brings his genre-bending sound of pop, indie, and a touch of folk to Munich. What makes Go-Jo special? Perhaps it's that he spent his childhood in nature rather than in front of screens. Perhaps it's that he not only writes his songs but also produces, records, and mixes them himself. Or perhaps it's simply that his live shows are more theater than concert – captivating, quirky, emotional, and always unforgettable. Support act: Portair. Doors open at 19:00.

The guitarist Simon Harscheidt presents himself with four different line-ups and a thick bundle of original compositions in the September Jam Sessions. After the main program, the stage is open for inspired newcomers more info

Simon Harscheidt, a long-standing member of the Munich scene and bandleader of the Nähmaschinen Quartett, is also heard in other contexts. A student of Peter O'Mara, Simon Harscheidt has a faible for catchy melodies and harmonic progressions, which he combines with clever grooves. He uses influences from jazz, fusion, and rock to create a highly homogeneous sound. When not active with the Nähmaschinen Quartett, Simon Harscheidt can be experienced in various line-ups, up to a big band.

A seminar empowering people for change and designing sustainable relationships with humans and nature, exploring educational approaches to address climate crisis and social inequalities more info

This seminar focuses on empowering people for change and designing relationships with humans and nature for a sustainable future. It explores how educational work can address the roots of climate crisis, social inequalities, and exploitation. Participants will investigate what provides stability in global crises and envision a world centered on connection with the environment rather than separation. The seminar will delve into content-related and methodological approaches, focusing on the relationship between humans and nature in transformative educational work. Concrete educational methods that offer learning with head, heart, and hand will be explored, embedded in selected pedagogical concepts and theories of societal change, and a reflection on the role of BNE (Education for Sustainable Development) multipliers. A transfer section will deepen the connections between the seminar's content and approaches for participants' own educational work.

An open offer for curious people of all ages who want to make music, sing, try out instruments, write and arrange music, and rehearse together more info

This "orchestra for everyone" offers encounters between generations, nations, music styles, cultures, and, most importantly, people. Musical background is not necessarily required – everyone is welcome, with or without an instrument! Participation is free. The event takes place every Monday (except during school holidays). Access is barrier-free, but there are no barrier-free toilets. The project is funded by the Cultural Department of the City of Munich.

A workshop for musical experiments with analog and digital machines, voices, and synthesizers, focusing on developing skills in a collective setting more info

This workshop offers a playful foundation for loud experiments using analog and digital music machines, effect devices, looped voices, everyday sounds, and retrospective synthesizers. Participants will get to know the equipment of the IMPACT Studio, bring their own instruments, and develop musical-technical skills in the collective. The workshop addresses questions like how to create scene music or sound designs for performances and texts, how an electronic band plays live, and how to combine digital and analog composing. Regular participation requires musical experience and an interest in technology. Currently, there are no free spots in the Music Collective. If interested, please come to "Musik Offen"; entry is possible at any time, and registration is requested.

A workshop focusing on music as a universal language to create connection and improve well-being. Participants will engage in playful sound experiments like Circle Singing, Beat Boxing, and live looping. No prior musical experience is needed more info

"IMPACT Musik OFFEN" is a workshop focused on music as a universal language to create connection and improve physical and mental states. Participants will develop unmistakable statements and express their personal engagement with life, love, joy, and suffering sonorously together. The workshop offers a playful basis for loud experiments, including Circle Singing, Comic Voices, Beat Boxing, effect devices, looped voices, and retrospective synthesizers. No prior musical experience is necessary to immerse oneself in self-created sound worlds and experience joyful music art and collective live looping. Entry is possible at any time. For ages 18 and up. Please register by sending an email to workshops@import-export.cc. The instructor is Kim Ramona Ranalter. IMPACT is a project by Kunstzentrat e.V., kindly supported by the Cultural Department of the City of Munich.

Raus aus der Distanz, rein in den Kontakt. Begegnung in Bewegung, in Blicken und Worten, mal frei improvisiert, mal mit Texten in der Hand. Von der Comfort-Zone in die Konfetti-Zone, wo authentischer Kontakt entsteht more info

Im Moment ankommen, sich in sein Gegenüber einfühlen und das, was zwischenmenschlich passiert, zulassen. Den Mut-Muskel trainieren, vielleicht sogar ein paar innere Hürden und äußere Masken fallen lassen. Jede*r im eigenen Tempo. Mit einfachen schauspielerischen Mitteln, für die keine Vorerfahrung nötig ist. Dozentin: Barbara Galli-Jescheck is a freelance, internationally networked choreographer, dancer and cultural mediator. She leads artistic projects, e.g. for the Dance Festival Munich, Fokus Tanz e.V and for the Schauburg - Theater für junges Publikum. In 2020 she received a scholarship in the dance department at the Academy of Cultural Education Remscheid. In 2021 she was Choreographic Advisor for the interdisciplinary composition "hide to show" by Michael Beil for the Nadar Ensemble (Belgium). In the collective Galli | Lindner | Paschke | Voigt she developed the performance "playing places", which was performed as part of the ThinkBig! Festival 2022 and in July 2023. She is currently dancing in the piece "Ich war das nicht" by Sabine Karb and choreographing the solo "Lipstick" for the vernissage of the exhibition "Upgrade" in the Galerie Bezirk Oberbayern. Project: IMPACT is a project of Kunstzentrat e.V. With friendly support from the Cultural Department of the City of Munich.

A collaborative workshop for developing and refining texts, focusing on collective creation of poems, stories, and dramolettes for theater and music more info

The IMPACT Text KOLLEKTIV workshop offers a collaborative environment for developing and refining texts. Participants will work together to create collective poems, stories, and dramolettes, with a focus on texts for theater and music workshops. The workshop also provides support for individual literary projects over multiple sessions and time for in-depth discussions of literature produced in "IMPACT Text OFFEN." The approach is intentionally open, encouraging collective creative exploration. Registration is required. No prior experience is necessary, but regular participation is a prerequisite. For ages 18 and up.

Concert by G.Rag & Die Landlergschwister

A jam session by "We are punk*", a collective supporting Flinta* individuals in musical experimentation and networking through workshops and open jam sessions more info

We are punk* is a collective of female musicians that supports Flinta* individuals in musical experimentation and networking through workshops, jam sessions, and events. The project aims to reduce barriers for Flinta* individuals in music through mutual networking. These barriers range from access to music in general, such as learning an instrument, to access for musicians in further stages, such as becoming part of a band, finding a band rehearsal room, studio, or performance opportunity. This networking and initial access to music will be created through instrument taster courses and open jam sessions, where initial experiences with instruments can be further deepened in interaction with other musicians.

Thunder Jackson, the Oklahoma City-born musician and son of an Elvis Presley impersonator, is set to perform in Munich as part of his Germany tour in September 2025 more info

Thunder Jackson, the Oklahoma City-born musician and son of an Elvis Presley impersonator, is set to perform in Munich as part of his Germany tour in September 2025. His self-titled debut album in 2020 laid the groundwork for an international career, with songs like "Love Sick Doctor" and "Guilty Party" becoming viral successes. In August 2024, he released his follow-up album, *Hello Stranger*, which was produced by Jackson himself and Taylor Johnson at the legendary Sonic Ranch Studio in Texas, and mixed by Grammy and ARIA-awarded Eric J Dubowsky. The album showcases a blend of soul, indie, and pop, creating a unique and modern sound. Following a celebrated performance at SXSW 2024, Thunder Jackson is ready for the stage.

Pianist Matthias Bublath leads the Eight Cylinder Bigband, a powerful jazz orchestra featuring a Hammond organ. The music ranges from blues and gospel to soul, funk, and Latin grooves more info

Where the era of jazz orchestras ended in the forties, many young big bands are now starting anew. Pianist, keyboardist, and organist Matthias Bublath is now realizing his musical passions on a grand scale. And because he likes it powerful, his Jazz Orchestra bears the fitting name: Eight Cylinder Bigband. What gives this musical engine an unusually large displacement, torque, and pulling power is the fact that Bublath has tailored this project not only for the big band but also for the Hammond organ: the largest line-up in jazz meets an instrument that is almost an orchestra in itself. Unlike earlier Hammond greats who fulfilled their dream of a big band, Bublath wrote all the pieces and arrangements himself. The range extends from blues and gospel to soul and funk to Afro-Caribbean and Latin – the main thing is that it grooves. Admission Prices: General Admission: 20€, Students/Pupils: 10€, Members: 10€. Line-up/Performers: Ulrich Wangenheim (sax), Florian Riedl (sax), Tom Förster (sax), Moritz Stahl (sax), Florian Leuschner (sax), Florian Jechlinger (tp), Felix Jechlinger (tp), Philipp Staudt (tp), Nemanja Jovanovic (tp), Hans Heiner Bettinger (tb), Thorben Schütt (tb), Freddy Andrej (tb), Erwin Gregg (tb), Ferdinand Kirner (git), Matthias Bublath (keys), Patrick Scales (b), Christian Lettner (dr)

The Kösk-Choir rehearses every Tuesday outside of school holidays. The choir is led by Manuela Rzytki, a musician and singer known for her work in avant-garde, pop, and experimental music projects. Everyone is welcome to join more info

The Kösk-Choir rehearses every Tuesday outside of school holidays starting at 19:30 at Kösk. The choir is led by Manuela Rzytki, a musician and singer known for her work in avant-garde, pop, and experimental music projects. She is the founder of the band Parasyte Woman and has collaborated with G.Rag und die Landlergschwister, Kamerakino, Salewski, and various theater productions. Everyone is welcome to join the Kösk-Choir, and entry is possible at any time. Price: Voluntary contribution: 10 € is great, 5 € is also okay. Registration: manurzytki@gmx.net. Accessibility: Barrier-free access, no barrier-free toilets.

The British band Young Rebel Set, with Tom Blackwell as their new voice, is performing live again, releasing their first new single "Anchorage" since 2013 from their upcoming EP "SUN" more info

Wild, unpredictable, hedonistic, and sometimes chaotic: The British band Young Rebel Set once conquered clubs with impressive shows, and through word-of-mouth, their concerts grew larger. After two albums, their story sadly ended abruptly in 2019 with the sudden death of singer Matty Chipchase at just 35 years old. In honor of his 40th birthday last year, his bandmates reunited to celebrate his lyrics, their shared songs, and their friendship with a live gig. This re-ignited their fire, and with Tom Blackwell as their new voice, they are now performing live again. New music. New strength. With "Anchorage," Young Rebel Set releases their first new single since 2013! "Anchorage" is the first song from their new EP "SUN." The event will also feature support from Low Key Orchestra and Tom Blackwell.

Concert featuring FALLWANDER (Experimental Ambient Pop) and FRACHILD (Indie band from Vienna with melancholic guitar melodies and weighty lyrics) more info

The event "Fallwander | Frachild" is a concert featuring two musical acts: FALLWANDER and FRACHILD. FALLWANDER is an Experimental Ambient Pop duo from Munich/Leipzig, consisting of composer Theresa Zaremba and violinist Teresa Allgaier. They create Ambient Chamber Pop using keys, strings, bows, faders, sticks, and pads, without fixed roles. FRACHILD is an Indie band from Vienna, formed three years ago. Their music explores themes of compassion, personal insecurity, relationships, and the painful aspects of earthly existence. Their sound is described as fragile children, alternative/indie from Vienna, with melancholic guitar melodies carried by three unmistakable voices and weighty lyrics.

The Johanna Lucia Trio presents music inspired by literature and visual arts, blending Modern Jazz, classical music, and free improvisations more info

The Johanna Lucia Trio, led by pianist Johanna Lucia Pohlmann, presents music inspired by extra-musical disciplines such as literature and visual arts. Their compositions successfully translate everyday experiences and societal phenomena into sounds, blending Modern Jazz, classical music, and free improvisations. The diverse backgrounds of the trio members – Johanna Lucia Pohlmann (piano, composition), Daire MacMághnuis (bass), and Ria Rother (drums) – contribute to a cohesive sound. The strong narrative power of their music is further enhanced by their open approach, willingness to experiment, and exploration of new forms. Lineup: Johanna Lucia Pohlmann (p, comp), Daire MacMághnuis (b), Ria Rother (dr). Admission Prices: General Admission: 24€, Students/Pupils: 12€, Members: 12€.

Workshop for new green patrons to bring more greenery and biodiversity to their neighborhood by planting street greenery or tree beds. Part 1: Planning Workshop more info

More green for your neighborhood – workshop for new green patrons. Part 1: Planning workshop. Do you want more green and biodiversity in your neighborhood? As a green patron, you can get active right on your doorstep – by planting a roadside green strip or a tree disc. The city of Munich supports you with a plant package of native, insect-friendly species. In this workshop, we will guide you from the idea to the planting campaign. You will learn how to select a suitable area, which plants are suitable, where you can get more material and what to consider when gardening in public spaces. You will also learn how green sponsorships connect people, bring joy and create beautiful encounters in the neighborhood. Whether you are an experienced gardener or not – everyone can join in!

Join the monthly yodeling meeting to sing well-known yodels, discover new ones, or bring your own. This event is for experienced yodelers more info

The Department of Folk Culture invites you to the monthly Jodel meeting. This is an offer for all those who want to sing well-known yodels and get to know new ones, or who want to bring their own yodel. Each appointment is different and aims to arouse curiosity. The Jodel meeting is aimed at experienced yodelers who can confidently master their own yodels and also sing them. Led by Karin Sommer and Lucia Wagner. Yodeling only takes place in dry weather. The offer is free of charge. Registration is not required.

Cologne-based artist Jenny Thiele presents her new album 'Platz', with support from Melli Zech more info

Jenny Thiele, described as a 'Natural Born Artist', is also part of the duo AnnaOtta, which blends hypnotic jazz with electronic elements, and has been associated with the band Fortuna Ehrenfeld. Her previous album, 'Killing Time,' released in 2022, received enthusiastic responses for its emotional singer-songwriter pieces. 'Platz,' set to be released in 2025, marks a new chapter in her musical journey.

The "Mittwochskafe" (Wednesday Cafe) invites to the first concert after the summer break. Performing are: Cut-Rate Druggist (rock ’n’ roll / riot grrrl, Oakland) and Generation Riot (Grunge / Punk, Munich) more info

The "Mittwochskafe" (Wednesday Cafe) invites to the first concert after the summer break. Performing are: Cut-Rate Druggist (rock ’n’ roll / riot grrrl, Oakland) - an Oakland-based dynamic duo with 15 years of camaraderie, creating a rock and roll powerhouse with dual vocals, heavy drums, and bass guitar. Also performing is Generation Riot (Grunge / Punk, Munich) - a post-grunge project from Munich, playing for the first time at Kafe Marat. As always, there will be cold drinks, delicious vegan food, and a voucher exchange. Doors open at 8 PM, concert starts around 9 PM.

London-born former physicist Pete Gavin, a renowned slide guitarist and harmonica player, performs blues, evoking the spirit of legends like Sonny Boy Williamson and Robert Johnson. Part of "Fish'n Blues." more info

Pete Gavin, a London-born former physicist, is renowned as one of the best slide guitarists and harmonica players. With over 50 years dedicated to music, he captivates audiences with his compelling blues voice, harmonica, and an authentic 1930s Dobro metal guitar. His performances evoke the spirit of blues legends like Sonny Boy Williamson, Robert Johnson, and early Muddy Waters. Gavin began his career in London's folk-blues scene, playing in venues like Bunjies, Troubadour, and Marquee with artists such as Spencer Davies and Keith Relf. He has also performed at major British festivals including Reading and Glastonbury, and has toured extensively in Japan, the USA, and Europe. This event is part of "Fish'n Blues," a series that combines live music with culinary delights, offering a selection of handpicked artists, a relaxed atmosphere, and delicious food.

Trygve Seim (saxophone) and Frode Haltli (accordion) have known each other for over a quarter of a century, exchanging musical ideas. Their repertoire includes Norwegian jazz, folklore, Ukrainian lullabies, and music from North India more info

Trygve Seim's debut album "Different Rivers" (2000) is considered a significant work in Nordic jazz. He has also gained recognition with the group The Source, the formation Helsinki Songs, and through his semi-classical compositions. Frode Haltli is known for his versatility, navigating between new music, jazz, improvised music, and folklore. He has also composed music for theater and radio plays. This concert is part of "The Norway of Jazz N° 147".

Performance by Ostbahnhof

Objects Vernissage by Nikolaus Keller

Concert by G.Rag & Die Landlergschwister

An early Late Night by funny FLINTA* for everyone, featuring a global Alternative Comedy Collective more info

Welcome, Bienvenu, Welcome – to something weird, to something big, to something wild! Another edition of the early Late Night by funny FLINTA* for everyone! THE LOST CABARET is a global Alternative Comedy Collective (Sydney, Melbourne, Paris, Bristol, Barcelona and Munich). *FLINTA stands for women, lesbians, intersex, non-binary, trans and agender people. Languages: German, English and universal language. Instagram: lostcabaret.munich. Curated by Alexandra Martini. This event is supported by the Department of Culture of the City of Munich. Admission is donation-based / Pay what you can.

Fields And Currents is a new format and series of events curated by saxophonist and producer Moritz Stahl, also known as odizouu, focusing on cultivating new connections/circuits through common explorations more info

This format is also a project emerging from the community around the Munich-based independent label tunnel.visions. In FAC, odizouu invites a diverse collective of artists who rarely converge but engage through improvisation in that shared creative space. It is also an an invitation to the audience to engage with music in an open-minded way, to leave questions unanswered from time to time and thus allow scope for individual development of the experience. Artists: Set 1: Moritz Stahl w/ Julius Windisch; Set 2: Moritz Stahl w/ Enji und Silvan Strauß. Ticket Information: Presale 10€ plus fees // Box Office 15€ // Reduced Box Office 10€ (Reduction applies to: students, trainees, severely disabled persons (registered accompanying person has free entry), pensioners, volunteers of the Voluntary Social Year and participants of the Voluntary Ecological Year).

Torun Eriksen, one of the Scandinavian artists who brought new shades to jazz vocals, is returning to the stage. Her music is a captivating blend of gospel, soul, folklore, pop, and jazz more info

Originally from Skien, Torun Eriksen sang in a gospel choir as a child. After releasing her debut album "Glittercard" in 2003, she was celebrated as a sensation. She has thrilled audiences with her solo albums and collaborations with artists like Bugge Wesseltoft and the Jazzchor Freiburg. Band Members: Torun Eriksen (vocals), Atle Nymo (saxophone), Alessandra Bossa (piano, electronics), Kjetil Dalland (bass).

FreakinFreddy presents his new album "Leben Prio," featuring emotional, honest street rap on multifaceted productions by Freiburg beatmaker sumo.uno more info

FreakinFreddy delivers the counterpart to the present of egomaniacs with his new album. Emotional, honest street rap on multifaceted productions by Freiburg beatmaker sumo.uno, who effortlessly and casually combines different styles. An underground tape that is at the top in terms of skill and sound. The title "Leben Prio" is an ode to life and a reminder of what really matters in this crazy world. Support: TBA.

A public guided tour by the Münchner Volkshochschule (MVHS) through the exhibition 'Der Blaue Reiter. Eine neue Sprache' at the Lenbachhaus more info

The tour provides insights into the diverse themes of the presentation at the Lenbachhaus through selected works. Cost: €5 per person (reduced €3), plus admission. Reduced tickets can only be purchased at the box office upon presentation of proof. Duration: approx. 1 hour.

Cycling makes you free, independent – and brings people together. Together with the Blumenau neighborhood center, Green City e.V. has launched a project that strengthens and makes cycling in the district a tangible experience more info

The Blumenau is poorly connected to public transport, and especially for children, young people and families without a car, the bicycle is the best way to be mobile – even beyond the district boundaries. In May, pupils and kindergarten children created creative works of art on the subject of cycling in two workshops – inspired by the style of Andy Warhol. These colorful pictures will now be presented as part of a vernissage at the Blumenau neighborhood center. In addition to the official exhibition opening, visitors can expect a colorful supporting program for young and old – organized together with the Repair Café Blumenau. Everything revolves around the topic of cycling: inspiration, exchange and encounters. Admission is free.

Guides in the exhibitions more info

Guides in the exhibitions: Auguste Herbin. The art educators invite you to spontaneously engage in conversation, ask questions, and exchange thoughts in the exhibition space. Free, no registration required. This event is part of the 'Auguste Herbin' exhibition, which runs from June 3, 2025, to October 19, 2025.

Dj Salon Raw-N-Funkie playing Rap & Funk

Finissage of the exhibition 'Pushbacks at the Borders' by Seebrücke München, focusing on human rights violations at Europe's borders, with a concert by BaShBozouki’s and DJing more info

The exhibition features personal accounts, artifacts, films, and photographs offering insight into the inhumane reality of refugees at the Bosnian-Croatian border. BaShBozouki’s, a project by Munich musician Asmir Šabić, presents a musical crossover of ethno-noise-sounds, electro-sequences, and free improvisation. The event is part of a program inviting discussion on '10 years Summer of Migration.' Admission is free; donations are welcome. The venue has barrier-free access, but no barrier-free toilets.

A Grünspitz seminar with Kofelgschroa in the Herzkasperl tent at Grünspitz

A concert program of about 60 minutes, which arose from the examination of the sound world of the violin and the human voice more info

Through experimentation, improvisation and composition, Ronja Putz, inspired by the fascination of finding differences in similarities (and vice versa), has developed her own tonal language in this field over the years. This process is strongly guided by synaesthesia and is repeatedly triggered by impressions from poetry and visual arts. Ticket reservation information: Tickets for this event can be reserved by telephone or e-mail. Please call 089-33 31 39 or send an e-mail to info@seidlvilla.de. Alternatively, you can call 089-129 06 77 or send an e-mail to info@tukan-kreis.de.

Every Friday there is food, music and cool drinks

"Labyrinth" is a performance that explores human identity and the relationships between the different facets of the self through music, dance, and poetry more info

The performance delves into the journey of life, its unexpected challenges, and the decisions that shape our path. Through their own poems and compositions, artists Marina Razumovskaja and Roberta Ragonese create a unique atmosphere that guides the audience to the deepest levels of being. Contributors: Artistic Direction & Concept: Marina Razumovskaja & Roberta Ragonese; Direction: Ruth Golic; Dramaturgy: Christine Winter; Voice, Dance & Music: Marina Razumovskaja; Voice, Dance & Poems: Roberta Ragonese; Voice: Samira Kirschhofer; Costumes: Laura Marino & Elke Drewing; Outside Eye: Pamela Marsotto; Support: Pamela Marsotto, Matilde Tortora; Text Translation: Juliana de Angelis; Trailer Video Recording and Sound: Hannes Valtiner; Trailer Video Editing: Marina Razumovskaja; Photography: Ernest Stierschneider; Photo Postproduction & Graphics: Stefano Dell´Aria. Funding: The organizer, Tanztendenz München e.V., is funded by the Cultural Department of the City of Munich (Kulturreferat der LH München).

Dubaffection returns with a powerful edition featuring Anaconda Sound ft. Doc Dressla, Dubrise Soundsystem, and Set Ambessa, with visuals by Space Cats. Expect energetic selections spanning Roots, Dancehall, Dub, Steppas, Dubstep, and related genres more info

On September 26, 2025, Dubaffection returns from the festival season with another powerful edition. The event will feature a diverse lineup including Anaconda Sound ft. Doc Dressla, Dubrise Soundsystem, and Set Ambessa, with visuals by Space Cats. Anaconda Soundsystem from Nuremberg, along with MC Dressla from Frankfurt, will be special guests. Anaconda Soundsystem, consisting of D-Man, Tuff Stylee, and Oakin, has been connected by music for over 20 years, known for their energetic and multifaceted selections spanning Roots, Dancehall, Dub, Steppas, Dubstep, and related genres. They actively promote subculture in Nuremberg through radio shows, events, and their own sound system. MC Dressla's distinctive voice is set to elevate the vibes. Residents Dubrise Soundsystem and Set Ambessa will also be performing. Attendees are encouraged to bring their dancing shoes for a night at Glockenbachwerkstatt.

The trio BAM welcomes American tenor saxophonist Craig Handy and guitarist Maxi Nachtmann to explore the funky side of life, interpreting Pee Wee Ellis classics and their own works, with excursions through New Orleans more info

The trio BAM, featuring organist Matthias Bublath, tuba and sousaphone player Freddy Andrej, and drummer Guido May, welcomes a special guest: American tenor saxophonist Craig Handy. Together with Maxi Nachtmann as a fifth member on guitar, they will explore the funky side of life. The formation interprets Pee Wee Ellis classics, performs their own works, and takes excursions through the streets of New Orleans. The protagonists of BAM are integral to the scene, having performed with numerous international jazz greats in the studio and on stage. Their star guest, Craig Handy, is considered one of the most charismatic tenor saxophonists in post-war jazz history. He had the honor of portraying Coleman Hawkins in Robert Altman's film "Kansas City," participated in various bands preserving Charles Mingus's musical legacy, and made history alongside Art Blakey, Elvin Jones, Abdullah Ibrahim, Betty Carter, and Wynton Marsalis. Admission: General Admission: 30€, Students/Pupils: 15€, Members: 15€.

Our body, not your Gaudi. While outside beer mugs and machos circulate, we bring in the punk bands and turn the tables. No sexist beer tent patriotism, no intrusive hands – instead, a stage for FLINTA*, rage, and radical solidarity more info

Artists: Silk: A newcomer band from Düsseldorf and Cologne, bringing fresh wind into the German alternative scene with an international sound. Their music is a raw force somewhere between punk, grunge, and alternative rock, with melodic guitar riffs, striking basslines, powerful drums, and energetic vocals. They address contemporary themes like love, self-discovery, anger, societal pressure, and the emotional chaos of a searching generation. Live, they are loud, raw, and captivating. Pure Dirt: Moving away from the pressure to be perfect, away from norms, out of the machine. Melancholy meets aggression. Fear, then supermarket. With a mix of punk and rock, Pure Dirt expresses this emotional world in their shows. Sometimes a moshpit storm, sometimes the calm before the storm. Torn feelings, anger, despair, but also love, longing, euphoria. The band confronts these paradigms of modern life in their uninhibited live performances. DJs: TBA. Ticket Price: Presale: 7 - 15 € (+ fee), Box office: 10 €.

The band "The Familiars" is a family band that primarily expresses itself in the Jazz Fusion sound of the 80s and 90s. They explore the soundscapes of "Yellowjackets", "Weather Report", "Chick Corea", and "Steps Ahead", using them as canvases to be adorned with various musical colors through open and modern improvisations more info

The band "The Familiars" is a family band that primarily expresses itself in the Jazz Fusion sound of the 80s and 90s. They explore the soundscapes of "Yellowjackets", "Weather Report", "Chick Corea", and "Steps Ahead", using them as canvases to be adorned with various musical colors through open and modern improvisations. This characterizes the fusion combo, where particular emphasis is placed on the interplay of the entire band – following the motto: "Play in the Pocket". The pub opens at 19:00.

La Loakaii, the restless Frenchman from Munich, is a technically gifted and creative DJ known for his wildstyle and ability to seamlessly blend various genres including Dubstep, Twisted Breakbeats, Electro, Afrobeats, GlitchHop, Jungle, and Drum & Bass more info

La Loakaii is recognized for his involvement in numerous Munich event series such as "breakbeat-action", "fungleJunk", "Wanted", and "droppin’", as well as his bi-weekly radio show "breakbeat-action" on M94,5, founded in 2001. Musically, La Loakaii consistently navigates through different BPMs, bringing together genres that often exist in niche markets, all delivered in a fluid mix without limitations.

A classic indie party with hits, anthems, and favorite songs, as well as fresh, non-mainstream tracks. Hosted by eavo, the party promises variety, song surprises, and smooth transitions

Öffentliche Führung in französischer Sprache / Visite guidée publique en français (Public tour in French) more info

This event is a public guided tour in French for the "Auguste Herbin" exhibition. Mediators provide an overview of the "Auguste Herbin" exhibition and invite participants to ask their own questions and discuss. Cost: 5 € per person (reduced rate 3 €), plus admission. Reduced tickets can only be purchased at the box office upon presentation of proof. Duration: Approximately 1 hour.

Elastik Orkestar at Corleone presents an evening of Dub and Broken Beats, Jazz, Dubstep, Jungle, and everything that fits in between… whatever feels like having soul

For years, STP FWD (Step Forward) has been at the heart of Munich’s dub and sound system scene – a place where we come together with everyone who loves heavy basslines, carefully selected tunes, and true sound system culture more info

On September 27, the wait is finally over: after the summer break and Komod Festival, we open the new season together with you. We – Free Mind Sound System – will, as always, roll in with our self-built sound system, immersing the room in deep, vibrating frequencies. For this opening night, we have something special: the Forward Sisters from Berlin, joined by MC Emboka – bringing musical precision, empowering lyrics, and high-energy dub vibes straight to our stage. For us, STP FWD is more than just a musical event. It’s a space to connect, exchange, and celebrate together – carried by the culture that unites us. If you love dub and sound system, you know: this is where music isn’t just played – it’s lived. See you on the dance floor! Price: 15 € (Abendkasse).

This night is dedicated to the Britpop legends from Manchester, all night long. Together, we will create a Champagne Supernova

Street theater performance by La Tanik

Concert by G.Rag & Die Landlergschwister

A workshop where the world-famous climate puzzle is played. For climate experts, the curious and game lovers more info

This event is a workshop titled 'WE PLAY WITH THE CLIMATE! You know about climate, NOBODY can fool you? You don't know much about it, but you like to learn? You just love to play? (Topic doesn't matter, as long as you're playing!) We're playing the world-famous climate puzzle and challenging you! Almost 2 million people have already played the game from France. Well, curious? Then come and play with us at the Klimacafé Munich!

Featuring Fléau (FR) and Däätcht (DE) more info

The event features two bands: Fléau (FR) - You can find their music at https://fleau.bandcamp.com/album/fl-au. Däächt (DE) - You can find their music at https://daacht.bandcamp.com/album/crying-houses-2.

Finissage and music performance with Jakob Jentgens and Giulia Zabarella

Improvisation with dance and live music, bringing dancers and musicians together as equal partners in instant composition more info

The project 'play things by ear' explores the connection of dance and music through instant composition, focusing on communication and the present moment. It features three 20-minute improvisational sets. Participants include dancers Karen Janker, Kathrin Knöpfle, Bernhard Labus, Claudia Parra Weitzmann, Bettina Theil-Marinkovic, and musicians Georg Janker (double bass), Philipp Kolb (tuba), Till Rölle (guitar), and N.N. (percussion). In cooperation with scope – Spielraum für aktuelle Musik.

Join us every two weeks on Mondays for an hour of gardening in the 'Grünpatenbeet' at Reichenbachplatz. Everyone is welcome, tools are provided more info

We meet every two weeks on Mondays at 4:30 PM for an hour of gardening in the "Grünpatenbeet" at Reichenbachplatz – directly between Gärtnerplatz and Viktualienmarkt. Everyone is welcome, tools are provided. Come spontaneously and join in. We look forward to seeing you! Please note: During holidays or in rainy weather, appointments may be cancelled! Current information can be found in the event calendar or by writing to gruenpaten@greencity.de.

The Community Music Orchestra welcomes curious people of all ages who want to make music, sing, try out instruments, write and arrange music pieces and songs, and rehearse them together more info

The Community Music Orchestra welcomes curious people of all ages who want to make music, sing, try out instruments, write and arrange music pieces and songs, and rehearse them together. The orchestra aims to create music together, discover the world of sounds and tones, and experience how a group grows into a sound body. This "orchestra for everyone" offers encounters between generations, nations, music styles, cultures, and most importantly, people. Musical background is not necessarily required – everyone is welcome, with or without an instrument! Just come by! It is an open offer, and no supervisory duty is assumed. Admission: Free participation. Contact/Registration: 0173 3805615 or community-orchester@gmx.de. Leadership: Marja Burchard (Express Brass Band / Embryo), Wolfi Schlick (Express Brass Band).

A creative writing workshop for various literary forms like poems, spoken word, and short prose, guided by a professional writer. Open to all aged 18+, no registration needed more info

This is a creative writing workshop where participants can try their hand at writing various literary texts such as poems, spoken word, experimental short prose, or dramatic works. A professional writer will guide the participants with advice and practical support. Different literary forms and themes will be explored through exercises and discussions, and the resulting texts will be read aloud and staged. Participants are encouraged to bring their own topics, literary preferences, pens, and paper. Entry is possible at any time, no registration or prior experience is necessary, and the workshop is open to individuals aged 18 and above. **Instructor:** Daniel Bayerstorfer **Organizer:** IMPACT is a project by Kunstzentrat e.V. **Funding:** With kind support from the Department of Culture of the City of Munich.

This workshop fosters authentic contact through movement, glances, and words, using improvisation and texts. It aims to move participants from their comfort zone to a 'confetti zone' of genuine connection. No prior acting experience is needed. Open to ages 18+ more info

The workshop focuses on training the 'courage muscle' and potentially shedding internal hurdles and external masks, all at each individual's own pace. Simple acting techniques are used. The instructor is Barbara Galli-Jescheck, a freelance, internationally networked choreographer, dancer, and cultural mediator. IMPACT is a project by Kunstzentrat e.V., supported by the Cultural Department of the City of Munich.

Franz Amann invites you to sing songs and mantras from various cultures. The melodies and lyrics are simple and frequently repeated. No sheet music is needed; learning happens through singing along, accompanied by a guitar

A networking meeting by FEIERWERK München focusing on 'Music & Heritage – On Pop, Culture and Traditional Influences.' The event includes talks and open networking for professionals in the pop culture scene more info

Three speakers will share their experiences with cultural appropriation in pop music and their approach to traditional influences in their artistic and cultural-activist work. Following the impulses, there will be an opportunity for questions and open networking with drinks. The event aims to connect people active in the broad field of pop culture, regardless of genre, including musicians, artists, bookers, managers, producers, organizers, club operators, label representatives, music publishers, media professionals, and graphic designers. Admission is free, but registration is required via email to pop@feierwerk.de with full name + institution, artist, or band name.

Perry Stroika presents a workshop introducing the world of Drag Kings, covering makeup fundamentals and conscious use of anatomy and stylization for a personalized King look more info

The workshop series is curated by PATHOS theater and Vicky Voyage, with Perry Stroika leading this specific workshop. It aims to introduce participants to the world of Drag Kings, focusing on makeup fundamentals and how individual anatomy and stylization can be consciously used to create a personalized King look.

A musical-lyrical evening with melodramas from three centuries with Markus von Hagen (recitation) and Thomas Krehahn (grand piano) more info

Price: 20 Euro. Organizer/Sponsor: Freunde Münchens e.V., Funded by the LH München - Kulturreferat. Reservation Information: Telephone: 089-33 31 39 or 089-129 06 77. Email: info@seidlvilla.de or info@tukan-kreis.de.

A lecture by Dr. Lipika Pelham on the forgotten story of Jewish women from Baghdad who became pioneers of Indian cinema in the 1920s-40s, accompanied by a documentary film more info

Lipika Pelham tells the largely forgotten story of Jewish women from Baghdad families who became pioneers of Indian cinema in the 1920s to 40s. In cities like Kolkata and Mumbai, they shaped the image of the new Indian woman on screen with courageous roles - from femme fatales to modern heroines. Some founded their own film studios and overcame social prejudices. The lecture shows how these actresses lived and worked between different cultural identities - as Jewish women with Arab roots in a changing India. Their stories open up a surprising perspective on early film history and shed new light on Jewish-Arab living environments beyond Europe. The event will be accompanied by a documentary film about their extraordinary lives.

The Kösk-Chor rehearses every Tuesday from 7:30 PM. Everyone can join, and entry is possible at any time. The choir is led by musician and singer Manuela Rzytki more info

The Kösk-Chor rehearses every Tuesday (outside of school holidays) from 7:30 PM at Kösk. Everyone can join, and entry is possible at any time. The choir is led by Manuela Rzytki, a musician and singer known for her work in various band projects and theater productions. Musical background is not required, and all are welcome, with or without an instrument. The participation is free, but a voluntary contribution of 10 € is suggested, with 5 € also being acceptable. Accessibility: Barrier-free access, no barrier-free toilets. Registration/Contact: manurzytki@gmx.net.

The indie-rock/folk/art project of songwriter and comic artist Jeffrey Lewis, who has been releasing critically acclaimed, unusual, and verbose songs since 1998 more info

The stunning indie-rock/folk/art of Jeffrey Lewis & The Voltage originated when songwriter and comic artist Jeffrey Lewis began recording self-made cassettes in New York City in 1998. His critically acclaimed songs led to a signing with Rough Trade Records in 2001. The project developed into a worldwide live cult sensation, with a style resembling a mix of Sonic Youth, Pete Seeger, and R. Crumb. The band has performed countless shows worldwide, supporting icons such as the Mountain Goats, Daniel Johnston, Dinosaur Jr, and Pulp.

It's getting loud at the Wednesday Cafe on October 1st. Playing are: War (Doomgaze / Stoner, Leipzig) and Schnee im August (Post-punk, Munich) more info

War (Doomgaze / Stoner, Leipzig): Their sound stretches from melancholic soundscapes to raw, catchy energy, all the way to crushing heaviness. Caught between political darkness and personal grief, their lyrics cut deep into the fractures of our time. Schnee im August (Post-punk, Munich): A melodic journey through melancholy and gloom on dusty, potholed roads rushing towards the thunderstorm. As always, there will be cold drinks, delicious vegan food, and voucher exchange. Doors open at 8 PM, concert around 9 PM.

Prints Vernissage by Max Graenitz

Concert by G.Rag & Die Landlergschwister

A song recital by 4th-year drama students from the Otto Falckenberg School exploring themes of home and displacement more info

A song recital by 4th-year drama students from the Otto Falckenberg School. The performance explores themes of arriving, leaving, displacement, and returning through songs ranging from Franz Schubert to Bob Dylan, interspersed with short narrative situations. The students aim to show that "A funeral home can also be a home." Price: 10 €, reduced 5 €. Artistic Direction: Axel Humbert. Piano: Heinz-Peter Lange. Performers: Maryna Adamenko, Paula Aschmann, Arthur Becker, Marlon Bienert, Henning Grimpe, Alisha-Vivienne Hellmuth, Sina Leinweber, Leonie Maraska, Elisabeth Nittka, Enes Şahin, Vinzenz Sommer. Ticket URL: https://tickets.muenchner-kammerspiele.de/en/buyingflow/tickets/15105/33328

PiYASA Vibes returns with Vol. 3, featuring Oriental Rock band R.A.T.O and DJ B-Zey, celebrating music, diversity, and cultural gathering with energetic beats and exotic dance dynamics more info

The wait is over: PiYASA Vibes is back with Vol. 3! Under the motto "Music, Diversity, Gathering," you are invited to experience a night full of energy, beats, and encounters – with sounds that transcend boundaries and connect people. The event features the band R.A.T.O (Rock Around the Orient) from Frankfurt am Main, bringing their distinctive Oriental Rock to Munich, blending Rock, Blues, and oriental melodies with elements of Indie, Funk, and Fusion. The musicians Deniz Erdem (Vocals & Guitar), Barış Tekin (Guitar), Cem Şimşek (Bass), and Thomas Kurek (Drums) promise an energetic performance. Also performing is DJ B-Zey, born and raised in Istanbul and St. Petersburg, now living in Munich, who has previously captivated audiences at PiYASA Vibes Vol. 1 and 2 with authentic sets creating an exotic dance dynamic with oriental and African vibes. PiYASA is a media and cultural platform with a migrant perspective, providing space for marginalized voices, and PiYASA Vibes aims to build cultural and musical bridges, creating a space for people from different backgrounds to discover, share, and celebrate cultural diversity through live performances, afterparties, and open networking settings. Expect small surprises throughout the night. Doors open at 19:00 GMT+2. Ticket Price: Presale via link, Box Office (Abendkasse) 18 – 25 € / 33 €.

A discussion series at Habibi Kiosk where Suzan Çakar and guests connect culture with attitude, focusing on life's political, personal, and poetic facets more info

"Auf einen Mokka mit Sue" is a new discussion series at Habibi Kiosk. Suzan Çakar regularly invites changing guests and connects culture with attitude – sometimes in conversation, sometimes in performative moments, always as an invitation to think together. The focus is on exchanging ideas about life in all its facets: political, personal, and poetic. Voices that are often unheard are given a platform – especially women, marginalized people, and people with a migration history. It is always about questions of identity, resistance, belonging, body, language, and origin – all that where the private becomes political and art and culture can become spaces of self-empowerment. The format also sees itself as part of a post-migrant cultural landscape – artistically, but also in terms of permeability and accessibility. So come by for a mocha with Sue at Habibi Kiosk!

A song recital by 4th-year drama students exploring themes of arriving, leaving, and returning through songs from Franz Schubert to Bob Dylan more info

"No Direction Home" is a song recital by 4th-year drama students at the Otto Falckenberg School. For their WERKstatt Gesang, the students explore themes of arriving, leaving, being displaced, and returning through songs ranging from Franz Schubert to Bob Dylan. The performance uses music and short narrative situations to convey their discoveries, suggesting that even a funeral home can be a place of belonging.

Music theater piece that retells the migration history of Germany from the perspective of the often unheard voices more info

TEUTONISTAN is a music theater piece that re-tells migrant history in Germany from the perspective of those who are often unheard. It is described as empowering, poetic, and radical, combining live music with harsh noise, spoken word with documentary texts, and political interventions with poetic fiction. The performance integrates interviews, social media clips, and historical sources with literature and composition, creating a vibrant archive of memory through archive, concert, performance, and protest. This scenic collage aims to make migration, language, everyday life, and the persistence of racism visible and audible, covering themes from arrival in a foreign land and linguistic barriers to the continuities of racist violence and right-wing ideologies in the present. The narrative centers on Turgut Özben, a cultural mediator and second-generation son of Turkish 'guest workers,' who is searching for the lost manuscript of his aunt Selma Aydin. Selma, a fictional character embodying the real-life stories of first-generation women, was a factory worker, a hidden writer, and a chronicler of the invisible. Her story bundles the voices of thousands who came to Germany and still strive to prove their belonging. Turgut uncovers a network of forgotten biographies, struggles, and collective memories. Inspired by Oğuz Atay's cult novel _Die Haltlosen_ and musically influenced by the award-winning project _Songs of Gastarbeiter_, the piece creates a scenic collage that highlights migration, language, everyday life, exclusion, violence, and community. It serves as an artistic counterpoint to contemporary setbacks, advocating for a new, solidarity-based 'we' and offering empowering stories, powerful sounds, and collective memories in response to current political narratives. Authors: Bülent Kullukcu & Karnik Gregorian. Key Personnel: Regie & Video: Bülent Kullukcu & Karnik Gregorian. Text & Musik: Bülent Kullukcu. Interviews: Karnik Gregorian. Schauspieler*innen: Anne-Isabelle Zils, Murali Perumal. Musiker: Anton Kaun, Josip Pavlov, Bülent Kullukcu. Expert*innen: Helena Gregorian, Marco Perra, Margrit Gregorian, Özlen Sönmezler, Özlem Tetik, Şahika Tetik, Susannah Perdighe, Zakar Gregorian. Ticket Prices: Support-Ticket: 30 €, Normal: 20 €, Reduced: 12 €, Minimum Price: 5 €. ClimateFair-Tickets: Support-Ticket: 34 €, Normal: 22 €, Reduced: 14 €, Minimum Price: 7 €.

Experience an unforgettable evening of improvised comedy with Moritz Neumeier. Sometimes angry, sometimes vulnerable, always funny more info

When Moritz Neumeier improvises, he improvises. He talks to the audience, gives them topics, has guests with him from time to time and ensures that it always turns into an unforgettable evening. Be part of an experience that will never be repeated. Sometimes angry, sometimes vulnerable, always funny. In cooperation with the Münchner Lustspielhaus.

The ancient Roman road Via Claudia Augusta connects the sound cosmos of three formations that enter the sublime spheres of sonic transcendence

Music theater piece that retells the migration history of Germany from the perspective of the often unheard voices more info

'TEUTONISTAN' is a music theater piece by Bülent Kullukcu & Karnik Gregorian that re-tells the history of Germany from the perspective of those who are often unheard. It is described as empowering, poetic, and radical, blending live music with harsh noise, spoken word with documentary texts, and political interventions with poetic fiction. The performance integrates interviews, social media clips, and historical sources with literature and composition, creating a vibrant archive of memory through a score of archive, concert, performance, and protest. This scenic collage aims to make migration, language, everyday life, and the persistence of racism visible and audible, from the arrival in a foreign land and linguistic barriers to the continuities of racist violence and right-wing ideologies in the present. The play centers on Turgut Özben, a cultural mediator and second-generation child of Turkish 'guest workers,' who searches for the lost manuscript of his aunt Selma Aydin. Selma, a fictional character embodying the real-life stories of first-generation women, was a factory worker, a hidden writer, and a chronicler of the invisible. Her story encapsulates the voices of thousands who came to Germany and still have to prove their belonging. Turgut uncovers a web of forgotten biographies, struggles, and collective memories. Inspired by Oğuz Atay's cult novel 'Die Haltlosen' and musically influenced by the award-winning project 'Songs of Gastarbeiter,' the piece creates a scenic collage that illuminates migration, language, everyday life, exclusion, violence, and community. It serves as an artistic counterpoint to the current societal setbacks, advocating for a new, solidarity-based 'we' by presenting an alternative German history from a migrant perspective, especially in light of current discussions around 'remigration.' Creative Team: Regie & Video: Bülent Kullukcu & Karnik Gregorian. Text & Musik: Bülent Kullukcu. Interviews: Karnik Gregorian. Actors: Anne-Isabelle Zils, Murali Perumal. Musicians: Anton Kaun, Josip Pavlov, Bülent Kullukcu. Experts: Helena Gregorian, Marco Perra, Margrit Gregorian, Özlen Sönmezler, Özlem Tetik, Şahika Tetik, Susannah Perdighe, Zakar Gregorian. Ticket Prices: Support-Ticket: 30 €, Normal: 20 €, Reduced: 12 €, Minimum Price: 5 €. ClimateFair-Tickets: Support-Ticket: 34 €, Normal: 22 €, Reduced: 14 €, Minimum Price: 7 €. Funding: Supported by the Cultural Department of the City of Munich. Cooperation: In cooperation with Tanztendenz München. Photo Credit: Bülent Kullukcu.

'GREY' is a dance theater piece by Sophie Haydee Colindres Zühlke & Serhat 'Saïd' Perhat. The performance explores a dystopian world where society is moving towards political abysses, and dark future visions seem increasingly credible more info

The project seeks to find intermediate spaces where new possibilities can emerge from the cracks of the old world. Nine individuals meet on stage to explore what separates and connects them, and how individual parts can form a larger whole. Against the backdrop of a dystopian, underground city, the individual personalities and stories of the dancers emerge. They search for their own path in a harsh society, gradually approaching each other, influencing each other, and inspiring each other in their various movements until a pulsating interplay emerges. The performance combines contemporary dance with urban aesthetics, demonstrating how dance can make personal stories in urban spaces a shared experience. The duration of the performance is 1 hour and 15 minutes, with no intermission. The premiere was on March 20, 2025. Production Team: Regie und Choreografie: Sophie Haydee Colindres Zühlke, Serhat 'Saïd' Perhat; Bühne und Kostüme: Anne Schwarzelt & Brooklyn Odunsi Ifeacho; Sounddesign: Konstantin Hofmann; Lichtdesign: Anja Sekulic; Dramaturgie: Leon Frisch; Regie- und Ausstattungsassistenz: Rebecca Fischer. Cast: Mike Ezeala, Konstantin Hofmann, Marcell Johnson, Gustaf Mac Kobus, Julian Lüle, Caio 'Coffeeherb' Matheus Moreira, Brooklyn Frances '6rooklyn' Odunsi Ifeacho, Jawad Rajpoot, Anne Schwarzelt. Notes on the production: The performance uses strobe light.

The upcoming Taxi Salon channels the dark extremes of warped beauty. Six concerts and DJ sets will be presented across two floors in a deafening concoction. Taxi Salon is dedicated to contemporary music that moves between experimental and leftfield more info

The upcoming Taxi Salon channels the dark extremes of warped beauty. Six concerts and DJ sets will be presented across two floors in a deafening concoction. Taxi Salon is dedicated to contemporary music that moves between experimental and leftfield. The program seeks to confront commodified listening culture through preparations, détournements and destructions. The uncompromising concert series has been organized by Import Export since 2017. Artists: Evicshen (San Francisco), Dis Fig feat. Spooky J (Berlin / Amsterdam), Elvin Brandhi (Bridgend), Jena Jang (Prague), Rumpeln (Munich), DTLV Doom (Munich). Admission: Presale: 12 €, Box office: 15 €.

Music theater piece that retells the migration history of Germany from the perspective of the often unheard voices more info

What if the history of Germany is retold – from the perspective of those who are often unheard? TEUTONISTAN is music theater that retells migrant history in Germany – empowering, poetic, radical. Live music meets harsh noise, spoken word meets documentary texts, political interventions meet poetic fiction. Interviews, social media clips and historical sources merge with literature and composition to form a score of archive, concert, performance and protest - a multi-voiced, vibrant archive of memories. This creates a scenic collage that makes migration, language, everyday life and the persistence of racism visible and audible – from arrival in a foreign country to linguistic barriers to the continuities of racist violence and right-wing ideologies in the present. At the center of the play is Turgut Özben – cultural mediator and son of the second generation, child of Turkish 'guest workers', who is looking for the lost manuscript of his aunt Selma Aydin. Selma, a fictional character connected to real life stories of first-generation women, was a factory worker, a writer in secret and a chronicler of the invisible. But in her, the voices of thousands of people who came then – and who still have to prove that they belong here – are bundled. Turgut encounters a network of forgotten biographies, struggles and collective memories. Inspired by Oğuz Atay's cult novel _Die Haltlosen_ and musically based on the award-winning project _Songs of Gastarbeiter_, a scenic collage is created that makes migration and language, everyday life and exclusion, violence and community visible – from arriving in a foreign country to language barriers to the continuities of racism and right-wing ideology in the present. While right-wing parties make headlines with 'remigration', TEUTONISTAN counters this - with empowering stories, angry sounds and solidary memories. TEUTONISTAN tells a different German story – from a migrant perspective. An artistic counterpoint to the setbacks of our time. A plea for a new, solidary we. Creative Team: Regie & Video: Bülent Kullukcu & Karnik Gregorian. Text & Musik: Bülent Kullukcu. Interviews: Karnik Gregorian. Actors: Anne-Isabelle Zils, Murali Perumal. Musicians: Anton Kaun, Josip Pavlov, Bülent Kullukcu. Experts: Helena Gregorian, Marco Perra, Margrit Gregorian, Özlen Sönmezler, Özlem Tetik, Şahika Tetik, Susannah Perdighe, Zakar Gregorian. Ticket Prices: Support-Ticket: 30 €, Normal: 20 €, Reduced: 12 €, Minimum Price: 5 €. ClimateFair-Tickets: Support-Ticket: 34 €, Normal: 22 €, Reduced: 14 €, Minimum Price: 7 €. Funding & Cooperation: Funded by: Kulturreferat der Landeshauptstadt München. In Cooperation with: Tanztendenz München. Photo Credit: Bülent Kullukcu.

Our world seems like a dystopia. The dance project GREY by Serhat 'Said' Perhat and Sophie Haydee Colindres Zühlke searches for intermediate spaces. Nine people meet and explore together on stage what separates them, what connects them, and how individual parts can form a larger whole more info

Against the backdrop of a dystopian world, in the underground of a future city, the individual personalities and stories of the dancers gradually emerge. They search for their own path in a harsh society, but gradually begin to approach each other, to influence each other and to inspire each other in their different movements until a pulsating interplay emerges. The performance combines contemporary dance with urban aesthetics. It shows how dance as a form of expression can make personal stories in urban space a shared experience. Duration: 1 hour 15 minutes, no intermission. Note: Use of stroboscopic light.

The "COMMUNITY MUSIC ORCHESTER" is an open invitation for curious individuals of all ages to engage in music-making, singing, trying out instruments, writing and arranging music pieces and songs, and rehearsing together more info

The "COMMUNITY MUSIC ORCHESTER" is an open invitation for curious individuals of all ages to engage in music-making, singing, trying out instruments, writing and arranging music pieces and songs, and rehearsing together. The aim is to collectively create music, explore the world of sounds and tones, and experience how a group grows into a cohesive sound body. This "orchestra for everyone" fosters encounters between generations, nations, musical styles, cultures, and most importantly, people. Musical background is not strictly necessary; everyone is welcome, with or without an instrument. Participants can simply show up. It is an open offer, and no supervisory duty is assumed. Participation: Free. Registration/Contact: 0173 3805615 or community-orchester@gmx.de. Leadership: Marja Burchard (Express Brass Band / Embryo), Wolfi Schlick (Express Brass Band). Accessibility: Barrier-free access, no barrier-free toilets. Funding: Funded by the Cultural Department of the City of Munich.

A creative writing workshop at Import Export, where participants can explore various literary texts like poems, spoken word, and short prose, guided by a professional writer more info

Do you feel like writing texts yourself? Poems, spoken word, (experimental and/or exciting) short prose or dramatic pieces? At the creative writing workshops at Import Export, you have the opportunity to try your hand at writing all imaginable literary texts. You will be accompanied by a professional writer who will assist you with prosaic advice and poetic action. We will independently and jointly develop different literary forms and thematic fields in the workshop hours, in exercises and discussions, and then elaborate on the material. We will create language art, read the texts aloud, and stage them. Feel free to bring topics and literary preferences, pens, and paper. Entry is possible at any time! No registration needed! No prior experience needed! From 18 years old. If you have any needs or questions to participate well in this offer, please contact workshops@import-export.cc. Dozent: Daniel Bayerstorfer, born 1989 in Gräfelfing, works and lives in Munich after longer stays in Italy and China. He writes prose and poetry and works as a translator and literary mediator. Translations from Chinese and Italian have been published. His debut Gegenklaviere was published in 2017 by Hochroth München. In collaboration with Tobias Roth, he wrote the short epic Die Erfindung des Rußn, set in the time of the Munich Soviet Republic, which was published in 2018 by Aphaia Verlag. He is a co-organizer of the Munich reading series meine drei lyrischen ichs, as well as a co-founder of the festival Großer Tag der Jungen Münchner Literatur. Creative writing, also at Literaturhaus München and Lyrik Kabinett München. His poems, essays, and short stories have appeared in numerous anthologies and magazines and have been awarded prizes. IMPACT is a project of Kunstzentrat e.V. With friendly support from the Cultural Department of the City of Munich.

This workshop, 'More Green for Your Neighborhood – Workshop for New Green Patrons,' is the second part of a series aimed at empowering individuals to create more green spaces and biodiversity in their neighborhoods more info

The city of Munich supports this initiative with a plant package of native, insect-friendly species. In this practical workshop, participants will learn step-by-step how to create a green sponsorship area. Topics covered include loosening the hard Munich city soil without damaging tree roots, useful tools, correct plant positioning, and optimal planting techniques. Questions such as 'What to do with dug-up plants?' and 'How can plants best be placed in the bed?' will be answered. The workshop also offers the opportunity to network with other prospective green sponsors and find support for individual planting campaigns.

The Kösk-Choir rehearses every Tuesday outside of school holidays. Everyone is welcome to join, and entry is possible at any time. The choir is led by Manuela Rzytki, a musician and singer known for her work in various avant-garde, pop, and experimental music projects more info

The Kösk-Choir rehearses every Tuesday outside of school holidays. Everyone is welcome to join, and entry is possible at any time. The choir is led by Manuela Rzytki, a musician and singer known for her work in various avant-garde, pop, and experimental music projects. Admission: Voluntary contribution: 10 € is great, 5 € is also okay. Contact for Registration: manurzytki@gmx.net. Accessibility: Barrier-free access, but no barrier-free toilets.

QR Walk by PATHOS theater in cooperation with Traummaschine Inc. and the Mathilde-Eller-Schule. It tells the story of the Klauber family, who operated a lace factory on the current PATHOS site. Includes QR vernissage and DJ set more info

This event is a QR Walk organized by PATHOS theater in cooperation with Traummaschine Inc. and the Mathilde-Eller-Schule. It tells the story of the Klauber family, who operated a lace factory on the current PATHOS site in the 1920s. After being expropriated by the Nazis, the Klaubers fled, and their history was forgotten. Traummaschine Inc. revives this history as a walkable QR narrative. The event also includes a QR-Vernissage and a DJ-Set.

The event features two acts: Anna Setton, a renowned Brazilian Jazz composer, guitarist, and vocalist, and the duo Bex Burch & Simon Popp, who share a deep fascination and joyful curiosity for sound, play, and improvisation, merging their distinct musical languages more info

The event features two acts: Anna Setton and Bex Burch & Simon Popp. Anna Setton is a renowned Brazilian Jazz composer, guitarist, and vocalist. She developed her unique voice and musicality in the Sāo Paulo jazz scene and spent five years touring globally with the legendary Toquinho. Her music is a fresh, melodic, and original blend of jazz, bossa nova, and MPB. For this concert, Anna will perform her own compositions and arrangements with her trio, showcasing her powerful and intimate voice. Trio Members: Guitar / Vocals – Anna Setton, Piano – Edu Sangirardi, Drums – Mauro Martins. Bex Burch & Simon Popp: This duo formed after Simon Popp invited Bex Burch to collaborate at the Munich-based improvisation series "Percussive Maintenance" last year. They share a deep fascination and joyful curiosity for sound, play, and improvisation. Their distinct musical languages merge, creating a dynamic interplay between structure and freedom, tension and release, sounds and rhythm. Both artists have been nominated for this year’s Deutscher Jazzpreis. Bex Burch: A composer, percussionist, producer, and improviser who emphasizes space, repetition, and aspects of chaos, describing her approach as "messy minimalism." Her critically acclaimed 2023 solo album, "There is only love and fear," released via Chicago’s International Anthem, was named The Guardian’s Contemporary Album of the Month. She also runs the label and post-punk band Vula Viel, the domestic music event Kantine Musik, and has collaborated with artists like Thomas Sekgura, Leafcutter John, Tamar Osborn, Danalogue, Peter Zummo, Dame Evelyn Glennie, Ben LaMar Gay, Dan Bitney, and Macie Stewart. Simon Popp: A Munich-based drummer and composer who navigates polyrhythmic structures with a keen sense of timing and atmosphere. He blends earthy and airy sounds, blurring the lines between electronic and acoustic worlds, and offers a powerful statement on contemporary percussion music. Popp studied jazz drumming in Munich and explores the intersections of jazz, ambient, and electronic music through his solo work and projects such as Fazer, 9ms, Poeji, and Polygonia & Popp. His solo albums "Laya," "Devi," and "Blizz" have received international acclaim. "The Line Of Best Fit" praised his music as "music you can get totally lost in, where the lines between organic and electric are blurred so as to be indistinguishable." His work has also been recognized by magazines like Clash, Juno, and Ransom Note, and Bleep has compared him to experimental pioneers Philip Glass and Steve Reich. Ticket Information: Presale: 14 € (+ fees), Box Office: 17 €. For individuals with low income, free tickets may be available through KulturRaum München (https://www.kulturraum-muenchen.de).

A career as a musician was Charlotte's greatest wish. But now it's too late, and she has to find a sensible job, partly for her parents' sake. She finds a position in a publishing house in Munich. In the publisher's antechamber, Charlotte is close to the center of power and quickly realizes he often replaces his assistants. However, she develops a good relationship with her boss, who recognizes her strengths and trusts her. For this, she must endure a lot, perhaps even fight hard battles, risk her health, and maybe even lose Bo, with whom she has just fallen in love more info

In a wonderfully laconic tone, with humor and depth, Caroline Wahl's new novel tells of a young woman who refuses to be a victim yet finds herself in a situation many know: when a job becomes hell. A very ordinary story of suffering, a novel about resilience and survival.

Collages Vernissage by Bettina Mechtersheimer

A backgammon evening hosted by Cleo Munich for informal exchange and learning the game. No prior knowledge needed more info

The backgammon evening hosted by Cleo Munich enters its second round. At Backgammon (Arabic Tawla) and tea, the organizers want to engage in conversation and offer a place for informal exchange. At the same time, they will teach the rules of the game, which has connected people across continents and borders for thousands of years. The event is hosted by cleo, a migrant feminist community from Munich, aiming to build bridges in the face of increasing exclusion and identity-based divides. No prior knowledge is necessary, and participants do not need to bring anything; Tawla, dice, coffee, tea, and wine will be provided. Attendees are welcome to bring their own Backgammon set if they have one.

A political feuilleton by Lukas Hammerstein as a live podcast with live music. Jazz&Politik at PATHOS is back to start a new season – with episode 21 live in front of an audience more info

Jazz&Politik at PATHOS returns for a new season with episode 21 presented live in front of an audience. Host Lukas Hammerstein combines essays with music, offering polemics, satire, and declarations of love for challenging topics. The event is described as a political feuilleton, encompassing thoughts, music, attitude, freedom, and more freedom, emphasizing that everything is political. The regular studio productions will continue to be published every second Friday of the month. Moderation and editing are handled by Lukas Hammerstein, with a jingle by Cico Beck, editing by Lionel Dante Dzaack, and graphics by Rose Pistola and Lionel Dante Dzaack. The event is supported by the Edith and Werner Rieder Foundation.

"proteus 2481" is a sensational premiere of a 2,481-year-old satyr play by Aeschylus and Thomas Köck, presented by the Münchner Kammerspiele more info

"proteus 2481" is a sensational premiere of a 2,481-year-old satyr play by Aeschylus and Thomas Köck, presented by the Münchner Kammerspiele. It is described as the long-lost fourth part and conclusion of the Oresteia. The play was unearthed in Mexico by a classical philologist who found fragments of a Spanish-Latin text, which were then translated and had gaps filled by AI. The production features a chorus of satyrs and Samuel Koch as the mythological quick-change artist Proteus, aiming to turn normal theatre on its head. It involves a Mexican theatre collective, a choir of cognitively and visually impaired actors and musicians, and Kammerspiele ensemble actors who speak Spanish and ancient Greek, all questioning theatre conventions in a satirical party. The work is a commissioned piece for the Kammerspiele by Thomas Köck, who is directing for the first time at the Kammerspiele. The play is noted for its dark merriment, hilarious humor, and scornfully bitter swan song to Western civilization, breaking up traditional text principles, logic, and cause and effect.

Bex Burch will be performing an instore gig at Optimal Records, following her memorable performance during the Alien Disko more info

Attendees can look forward to another unique atmosphere. As a special tip, Bex Burch will also be playing with Simon Popp at Import Export the evening before this instore gig.

An event featuring performances by S.G.A.T.V. and ya/nel more info

Tickets can be purchased here: https://www.eventbrite.de/e/sgatv-yanel-tickets-1680702108249?aff=oddtdtcreator. Artist Information: S.G.A.T.V.: Listen to their music here: https://sgatv.bandcamp.com/album/s-g-a-t-v. ya/nel: Listen to their music here: https://yanel.bandcamp.com/album/demo-2.

Podcast by Lukas Hammerstein & friends. Lukas Hammerstein mixes essays with music, brings polemics and satire and many a declaration of love for everything difficult. Political feuilleton - thoughts, music, attitude, freedom and again freedom. After all, everything is political. Free admission

Analstahl performing together with A&P

This concert series showcases influential figures in contemporary experimental pop music, with its third installment exploring contemporary social issues more info

This concert series showcases influential figures in contemporary experimental pop music, with its third installment exploring contemporary social issues. The evening features diverse artistic approaches, including the band Erregung öffentlicher Erregung presenting their album, Danish sound artist Hasfeldt with his video and electronica work "If You Ever Need Me," Mira Mann opening with a cover of Donna Summer’s "She works hard for the money," and an experimental DJ set by Berlin and Munich-based sound artist Slovva in the TAM TAM Treppenbar.

The October edition of TUNE is dedicated to the New York City-based musician, mystic, and laughter meditation practitioner Laraaji. On the first evening, Laraaji's performance will be inspired by his album *Ambient 3: Day of Radiance* (1980) more info

In the 1970s, Laraaji began making music on the street, improvising trance-like jams on a modified autoharp, which he processed with electronic effects. Brian Eno discovered him one evening in Washington Square Park and invited him to record an album for his groundbreaking Ambient series, *Ambient 3: Day Of Radiance*, released in 1980. In recent years, his work has been extensively recognized with reissues of his extensive back catalog on labels such as Numero Group, Glitterbeat, and Leaving Records. In 2022, Laraaji was commissioned by artist Cyprien Gaillard to create an ethereal ambient soundscape for his reactivation of Jacques Monestier's *Le Défenseur du Temps* (1979). Just as Gaillard explores a psychedelic space in his works, Laraaji's sound also promotes a form of transcendence and expansion of consciousness, putting listeners in a state of meditative mindfulness. The TUNE events connect to Gaillard's exhibition "Wassermusik," which can be experienced at Haus der Kunst from October 17, 2025. For the second evening, Laraaji will give two profound performances, a laughter workshop for children and adults, and an artist talk. Tickets will be available soon.

WhåZho performing as part of DigitalAnalog 2025. Free entrance more info

WhåZho will be performing as part of DigitalAnalog 2025 at MUFFATWEK / Ampere. Free entrance. More information about DigitalAnalog 2025 can be found at https://www.digitalanalog.org/.

A concert and DJ event featuring punk rock legends A+P, fast and primitive punk from Analstahl, and experimental soft punk from Stresshotel Mutti, with DJ Twoface meets Gringonikus more info

A concert and DJ event featuring three acts: A+P, Analstahl, and Stresshotel Mutti, with DJ Twoface meets Gringonikus. A+P: Known for their powerful, unadorned punk rock with socially critical lyrics, A+P gained attention with their debut album in 1981 and became a well-known German punk act with the anti-fascist song "Dachau." They have a loyal fanbase, especially in East Germany, and performed at the "BACK TO FUTURE" festival in 2022. Analstahl: Founded in the 90s by three climbers and Stübner aka G.Rag on guitar, Analstahl plays fast and primitive music, paying homage to early anarcho-punk (Crass), American hardcore (Offenders, Black Flag), and German punk (Slime). Stresshotel Mutti: This band blends punk, sweat, and a touch of blues, mixing political content with experimental soft punk. They formed in early 2024 and had their debut concert at the end of the year. DJ Twoface meets Gringonikus: They will play an "Auf die 12" set, covering genres from punk to metal, dub, jungle, Golden Era HipHop, and 60s-70s Italian Schlager. Doors open at 19:30 GMT+2, Show starts at 20:30 GMT+2. Price: 15 € (+fees).

Exhibition and live music by Kokonelle and guests. More than just a concert series – this evening is an intimate, transforming space for music, art, community and empowerment more info

This event is more than just a concert series; it's an intimate, transforming space for music, art, community, and empowerment. It's a project that connects music with attitude, creating spaces where art becomes dialogue and encounters become a source of strength. The event features an exhibition and live music by Kokonelle and guests. Cost: Free.

The October edition of TUNE is dedicated to the New York City-based musician, mystic, and laughter meditation practitioner Laraaji. For the second evening, Laraaji will give two profound performances, a laughter workshop for children and adults, and an artist talk more info

The October edition of TUNE is dedicated to the New York City-based musician, mystic, and laughter meditation practitioner Laraaji. In the 1970s, he began making music on the street, improvising trance-like jams on a modified autoharp, which he processed with electronic effects. Brian Eno discovered him one evening in Washington Square Park and invited him to record an album for his groundbreaking Ambient series, *Ambient 3: Day Of Radiance*, released in 1980. In recent years, his work has been extensively recognized with re-releases of his extensive back catalog on labels such as Numero Group, Glitterbeat, and Leaving Records. In 2022, Laraaji was commissioned by artist Cyprien Gaillard to create an ethereal ambient soundscape for his reactivation of Jacques Monestier's *Le Défenseur du Temps* (1979), presented at Lafayette Anticipations and Palais de Tokyo. Just as Gaillard explores a psychedelic space in his works, Laraaji's sound also promotes a form of transcendence and expansion of consciousness, putting listeners in a state of meditative mindfulness – in line with Gaillard's themes of time, decay, and renewal. The TUNE events thus connect with Gaillard's exhibition "Wassermusik," which can be experienced at Haus der Kunst from October 17, 2025. On the first evening, Laraaji's performance will be inspired by his aforementioned album *Ambient 3: Day of Radiance* (1980). For the second evening, Laraaji will give two profound performances, a laughter workshop for children and adults, and an artist talk.

Laugh until you cry, finally understand the incomprehensible and take home amazing new knowledge - all this awaits you at a science slam more info

Laugh until you cry, finally understand the incomprehensible and take home amazing new knowledge - all this awaits you at a science slam. In a relaxed environment, young scientists will convince you on the big stage just how exciting science can be. In just ten minutes, they present the latest in their research in a creative, understandable and entertaining way. At the end, the audience decides who has given the best presentation. So be there when it’s slam time again!

WhåZho performing at Sound of Munich Now! Free entrance

Join us every two weeks on Mondays for an hour of gardening in the green patron bed at Reichenbachplatz. Everyone is welcome, tools are provided more info

We meet every two weeks on Mondays at 4:30 PM for an hour of gardening in the green patron bed at Reichenbachplatz – directly between Gärtnerplatz and Viktualienmarkt. Everyone is welcome, tools are provided. Come spontaneously and join in. Please note: During holidays or rainy weather, appointments may be cancelled! Current information can be found in the event calendar or by contacting gruenpaten@greencity.de.

We look forward to curious people of all ages who want to make music, sing and try out instruments, write and arrange music pieces and songs and rehearse together. In the Community Music Orchestra we want to make music together, discover the world of noises and sounds and experience how a group grows together into a sound body more info

This "orchestra for all" offers encounters between generations, nations, music styles, cultures and above all PEOPLE. Musical previous knowledge is not necessarily required - everyone is welcome, with and without an instrument! Just drop by! It is an open offer - we do not assume any supervisory duty. Participation is free of charge. Registration can be done via phone at 0173 3805615 or email at community-orchester@gmx.de. The orchestra is led by Marja Burchard (Express Brass Band / Embryo) and Wolfi Schlick (Express Brass Band). Photos by Andrea Huber. The event is funded by the Kulturreferat der LH München. The venue has barrier-free access but no barrier-free toilets. The event takes place every Monday, except during school holidays.

The KÖSK-Chor rehearses every Tuesday outside of school holidays. Everyone can participate, and joining is possible at any time. The choir is led by Manuela Rzytki more info

A voluntary contribution of 10 € is suggested, 5 € is also acceptable. Chorleitung: Manuela Rzytki. Anmeldung: manurzytki@gmx.net. Zutritt: barrierefrei. Toiletten: keine barrierefreien Toiletten.

Orchestral concert by the Jewish Chamber Orchestra Munich with special guests exploring the history and cultural preservation of Sephardic Jews more info

In 1492, many Jewish families took the keys to their homes with them when they fled Spain, symbolizing their hope to return. Music and the Ladino language became crucial for Sephardic Jews abroad to preserve their common identity. The concert delves into how Sephardic Jewry has maintained its traditions over centuries and how this heritage was nearly eradicated during the Shoah. The Jewish Chamber Orchestra Munich will perform with the Sephardic musician family Esim from Istanbul and the Sephardic actress Alexandra Chatzopoulou-Saia, a descendant of Shoah survivors from Thessaloniki. The performance will be in Ladino with subtitles in German, Spanish, and Greek.

The "Volksshow #18" marks the start of the third season of the popular show. The proven formula remains: one overwhelmed moderator and two fantastic guests more info

The "Volksshow #18" marks the start of the third season of the popular show. The proven formula remains: one overwhelmed moderator and two fantastic guests. For this Tuesday evening in October, moderator Moritz Hürtgen has made a special effort in booking, bringing in Austria's biggest superstar and Germany's most influential editor-in-chief. This is a must-attend event! Guests: Stefanie Sargnagel (*1986 in Vienna) is a celebrated Austrian artist known for her mastery of short-form writing, as well as her successful novel "Dicht" and travelogue "Iowa." At the Volksshow, she will present cartoons she has published in outlets like "Falter." Torsten Gaitzsch (*1981 in Dresden) has significantly shaped the satire magazine "Titanic" for many years and has now taken over as editor-in-chief. Gaitzsch is renowned for writing some of Germany's most humorous texts, co-hosts the bookshelf podcast "Seitenstraße," and is one of the last true bloggers. Moderator: Moritz Hürtgen (*1989 in Munich) works as a columnist for the satire magazine Titanic and Apotheken Umschau. He persistently avoids regular employment and is moderating the Volksshow for its third season.

Workshop for new green patrons to bring more greenery and biodiversity to their neighborhood by planting street greenery or tree beds. Part 1: Planning Workshop more info

Dreaming of more green and biodiversity in your city? As a green patron, you can take direct action in your neighborhood by planting a roadside green strip or a tree bed in front of your door. The City of Munich supports you with a plant package of native, insect-friendly species. In this workshop, we will guide you from your idea to the planting campaign. You will learn how to select a suitable green sponsorship area, which plants are suitable, where to get additional materials, and what is important when gardening in public spaces. We will also show you how green sponsorships connect neighborhoods, bring joy, and create beautiful encounters at the flowerbed. Whether you have gardening experience or not – everyone can participate!

A solo performance by and with Lilly-Marie Vogler, exploring the ancient myth of Iphigenia from a new, feminist perspective more info

Locked up in her nursery, Iphigenia awaits her execution and tells her story: It all began with great-great-grandfather Tantalus and a family curse. Two generations later, her father Agamemnon sparked the Trojan War by stealing Helen and angered the goddess Artemis by killing a sacred hind. As punishment, she sends a calm wind: only the sacrifice of Iphigenia can appease her. In her isolation, Iphigenia begins to question her fate - and the system that created it. Can a father who loses himself in military duty still love? Is there a way out of the narrative that only recognizes women as victims, saints or witches? Who is Iphigenia beyond patriarchal myths and foreign attributions? Actress and author Lilly-Marie Vogler pulls back the curtain on the ancient myth and opens a new, feminist chapter in the 2,400-year history of its reception. This is a production of Theater Regensburg (UA 05.10.2024).

The Austrian Nihilists invite you to one of their rare concerts, blending subtle lyrics between party and protest with stylishly playful pop music more info

Dostoyevsky in the disco? The Austrian Nihilists invite you to one of their rare concerts. With their album “Don’t play with the rich kids”, the always ambiguous group Ja, Panik returned as a rock band in 2024. More than 10 years ago, the omniscient musician Kristof Schreuf described the music of the Austrian band from Berlin as “Dostoyevsky at the disco”. Their brand essence is their nihilism “made in Austria”. With subtle lyrics between party and protest and stylishly playful pop music, Ja, Panik have always sought proximity to theater and and the visual arts. After three records with the Berlin label Staatsakt and two with Bureau B from Hamburg, the group Ja, Panik founded their own record label STUDIOS FUER ERWACHSENBILDUNG in Berlin-Schöneweide in the fall of 2024 and released five new pieces under the name “Musik gegen Musik” in early 2025. In cooperation with CLUBZWEI Konzert KG.

Performance by Le Lump

Mini Vernissage by Laura Larisch

How does one live a good life? For this complex question, a very special guest has been invited: the actress and grief counselor Anna Müller. She has danced in music videos and performed on large theater stages – and worked as a nurse in an accident clinic and a children's hospice. Together with Diana, participants will exchange ideas about their wishes and the future, what is truly important to them, and how to deal with situations when things don't go as hoped more info

Additionally, there will be a creative session with stamps and colors, pictures and quotes – for a personal vision board. The workshop is part of the event series GESTERN. HEUTE. FÜR MORGEN. Once a month, people of different generations discuss what constitutes a good life without excess and how to protect our Earth for future generations.

Vernissage by artist Laura Larisch

Illiterates is a hardcore punk band from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The event also features Nörgel more info

Illiterates is a hardcore punk band from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, known for their raw, aggressive sound and no-frills approach to the genre. Drawing inspiration from the DIY ethos of classic hardcore, the band delivers fast, abrasive tracks with biting lyrics and a relentless energy. Their music often reflects themes of frustration, alienation, and societal critique, resonating with fans of underground punk and hardcore scenes. Illiterates have gained a reputation for their intense live performances and commitment to the grassroots spirit of punk. The event also features Nörgel.

This vernissage presents "HEAVEN ON A STICK," an exhibition showcasing the works and influence of Hip Hop pioneer Eliot the Super from 1989-2025 more info

The exhibition delves into the diverse working methods, techniques, and artistic evolution of "Eliot the Super," tracing his journey from a "wild teenager" to a full-time freelance artist. It features a chronology of old and new works, sketchbooks, and documentary photos from his studios. The exhibition aims to appeal to art enthusiasts and individuals who enjoy relaxed cultural events, with a particular focus on young people and young adults who will appreciate the visual language of graffiti, street, and pop art. Eliot the Super will be personally present, offering visitors an authentic and close experience with the artist. The Munich-based artist will display unique pieces, serigraphs, multiples, and collages on canvas, wood, and paper, highlighting modern and current techniques, expressions, and artistic perspectives. This event provides a comprehensive, retrospective insight into the artist's work and influence from 1989-2025, encompassing graffiti, comics, and beatbox to urban pop art.

A play by Serge Okunev exploring when art becomes propaganda through the personal histories of the director and actor, mixing re-enactment and critical engagement more info

The play "or can we get rid of that" by Serge Okunev explores the question of when art becomes propaganda. Stage director Serge Okunev and actor Hamir Ssemwogerere delve into this topic through their personal histories. Serge Okunev, who served in the Russian army until 2015, was involved in staging performances that venerated Russian "heroes." Hamir Ssemwogerere, from Uganda, was part of a state-sanctioned biopic glorifying Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni. The performance mixes re-enactment and critical engagement with their past artistic projects, taking responsibility for their actions. The play is presented by SPIELART Festival Munich in cooperation with the Münchner Kammerspiele.

A play by Serge Okunev exploring when art becomes propaganda through the personal histories of the director and actor, mixing re-enactment and critical engagement more info

At what point does art become propaganda? This is the question that stage director Serge Okunev and actor Hamir Ssemwogerere explore through the lens of their personal histories. Serge Okunev, born in Russia, undertook military service in the Russian army up until 2015. As staff member of a military song and dance troupe, he was involved in staging performances of military songs and folk dances that venerated the Russian “heroes” of ages past. Hamir Ssemwogerere, born in Uganda, was part of the cast of 27 GUNS, a state-sanctioned biopic intended to glorify Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni, who has now been in power for 39 years. Mixing performance and re-enactment, both creators critically engage with their previous artistic projects while also taking responsibility for their actions at the time.

The Community Music Orchestra welcomes curious people of all ages to make music, sing, try instruments, write and arrange music pieces and songs, and grow together as a sound body more info

Musical background is not strictly necessary; everyone is welcome, with and without an instrument. The event is free of charge. Further Information/Registration: 0173 3805615 or community-orchester@gmx.de. Led by: Marja Burchard (Express Brass Band / Embryo), Wolfi Schlick (Express Brass Band). Notes: The orchestra meets every Monday (except during school holidays). The venue is accessible, but there are no accessible toilets. This is an open offer, and no supervision is provided.

A practical workshop for new green sponsors on how to create more green spaces and biodiversity in your neighborhood. Learn to plant a roadside green strip or a tree disc right on your doorstep more info

In this hands-on workshop, you'll learn step-by-step how to create a green sponsorship area. We'll cover loosening hard city soil without damaging tree roots, using the right tools, and properly positioning and planting native, insect-friendly species provided by the city of Munich. You can also network with other aspiring green sponsors. Please bring gardening gloves, a snack, and a drink. To attend, please register via email at gruenpaten@greencity.de. This workshop can be booked independently of the planning workshop, but attending both is recommended.

A performative reading curated by QFFM with a subsequent get-together to celebrate resistance and raise queer voices more info

A performative reading curated by QFFM with a subsequent get-together. In times of multiple crises and increasing queer hostility, being heard is not only political but vital for survival. So what's left for us? Coming together, pooling forces, celebrating resistance, raising our voices. On the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the Queer Film Festival Munich, the QFFM team invites queer artists to present their work, strengthen each other, and make queer voices audible. In a performative reading, texts, voices, artistic statements, music, and conversations intertwine into a collective assemblage: a political gesture of sharing, telling, and listening. Let's gather. Let's recharge. Let's raise our voices. Because the struggle continues – and we are going to need each other. Afterwards, the voices of the audience will be heard during a get-together at the Habibi Kiosk: with food, drinks, and space to be.

The Kösk-Chor rehearses every Tuesday outside of school holidays starting at 19:30. The choir is led by Manuela Rzytki. Anyone can join, and entry is possible at any time more info

The Kösk-Chor rehearses every Tuesday outside of school holidays starting at 19:30 at Kösk. The location is barrier-free, but there are no barrier-free toilets. The choir is led by Manuela Rzytki. A voluntary contribution of 10 € is suggested, 5 € is also acceptable. Registration is possible via manurzytki@gmx.net. Manuela Rzytki is a musician and singer in several avant-garde, pop, and experimental music projects. She is the founder of the band Parasyte Woman and known for her involvement in music projects like G.Rag und die Landlergschwister, Kamerakino, Salewski, and various theater productions. Anyone can join the Kösk-Choir, and entry is possible at any time.

North Carolina’s premier hardcore band, Catharsis, will return to Kafe Kult after over 20 years, supported by Malatesta

Murail and Tilling set to music a nature in retreat. The ensemble risonanze erranti presents three new ensemble works by Tristan Murail as German premieres, alongside a new portrait CD more info

Murail and Tilling set to music a nature in retreat. The ensemble risonanze erranti, with its conductor and artistic director, presents three new ensemble works by Tristan Murail as German premieres. The doyen of French composers is also featured on the ensemble's new portrait CD with his work NEAR DEATH EXPERIENCE. This CD, which also includes first recordings by Wolfgang Rihm, Birke J. Bertelsmeier, Peter Tilling, and Hans Jürgen von der Wense, will be presented at this concert. Murail's new works revolve around observations of nature. Both "rosenfingrige Eos" and "Atlas der Träume" explore and remember our world as it threatens to disappear. Peter Tilling writes a new work on the theme of GLACIER, as 2025 is the International Year of Glaciers' Preservation. Ticket Prices: 18 € / 12 €. Reductions for students, seniors (67+), unemployed, and in exceptional cases, groups.

A relaxed gathering for green patrons to exchange, network, and swap plants and seeds, inspiring ideas for greener neighborhoods in Munich more info

Our green patrons' get-together is a relaxed meeting for exchanging, networking and swapping. An evening by and for people who want to make Munich even greener and are involved in or interested in green sponsorships at Green City e.V. Before the get-together, our plant and seed exchange will take place in the garden: Feel free to bring perennials, plants, flower bulbs or seeds from your bed - everything you want to share. Here you will find like-minded people, hear experiences from other districts and get fresh ideas for your own bed. In conversation with other green patrons, you will be inspired by the knowledge and stories of others. Together we will develop visions of what we can achieve for our beds and the city in the future. We look forward to an inspiring evening with you!

On the 30th anniversary of the end of the war in Bosnia-Herzegovina, singer Jelena Kuljić brings together poets and musicians on a special album, exploring geographical and musical borders through improvisation, electronic music, jazz, rock, and poetry more info

On the 30th anniversary of the end of the war in Bosnia-Herzegovina, the singer Jelena Kuljić brings together poets and musicians on a special album. "Fundamental Interactions" is a cooperative project by musician and performer Jelena Kuljić, featuring an international musical line-up with poets from the former Yugoslavia. The project includes texts by Jelena Kuljić herself, as well as poems by Marko Pogačar and Olja Savičević Jovančević from Croatia, Selma Asotić and Jasna Šamić from Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Dragana Mladenović from Serbia. Collaborating with Olga Reznichenko (RUS) on Rhodes and Synthesizer, Christian Lillinger (DE) on Drums, Kalle Kalima (FL) on Guitar, and Tim Dahl (USA) on Bass, they create an extraordinary music project that explores and questions geographical and musical borders. The focus is on shared connections and similarities, with music emerging from the interplay of home, language, and identity. This unique project unites improvisation, contemporary electronic music, jazz, progressive rock, poetry, and avant-garde. The album is set to be released in fall 2025, commemorating the 30th anniversary of the end of the war in Bosnia.

An evening with texts and music on the theme of "Night & Dream" with writers Ursula Haas and Augusta Laar, and pianist Masako Ohta more info

An evening with texts and music on the theme of "Night & Dream" with writers Ursula Haas and Augusta Laar, together with pianist Masako Ohta. Ursula Haas: Poetry and Prose. Augusta Laar: Poetry (Nocturnes - Interventionen, Edition Melos Wien, 2024; Mitteilungen gegen den Schlaf, Edition Melos, Wien, 2021). Masako Ohta: Compositions and Improvisations (Oyasumi...es duftet die Luft der Nacht... (UA 2025)). Admission: 10 € / 8 €. Registration: info@seidlvilla.de

A music talk exploring the fascinating world of Israeli minority pop, specifically Mizrahi music, with music, anecdotes, and videos in a living room atmosphere more info

A music talk delving into the fascinating world of Israeli minority pop. The event explores the musical genre of Mizrahi music, which originated from Jewish communities expelled from Arab countries after 1948 (e.g., Yemen, Libya, Iraq, Egypt, Morocco, Georgia). This music developed in niches, taverns, and bars in Haifa and Jaffa, incorporating influences from jazz, rock, and traditional instruments from the Maghreb/Levante region. Over the years, "Mizrahi" became a term for "indigenous world music," including "Greek Craze" (Greek Laïko-Pop), Anatolian sound, Ethiopian pop, and music from Iranian Jewish communities. The event will feature incredible music, anecdotes, original records, compilations, MP3s, and videos, creating a living room atmosphere. Price: Free, Participants: Sapir von Abel, Yasmin Tal, Sebastian Reier

A fusion of theatre, cabaret and music with Maximilian Schafroth, exploring the fascination of growth through cooperative banks, a giant pumpkin, and Allgäu blues more info

On the fascination of growth. A fusion of theatre, cabaret and music with Maximilian Schafroth. An evening featuring cooperative banks, a giant pumpkin and Allgäu blues. Maximilian Schafroth is known for his sharp and tender perspective and sees himself as a mediator of the friction between town and country. For his debut theatre piece, he is evoking the world down on the farm as well as everyday life in the state capital. And to do so, he is dumping a field into the theatre, inviting the audience to witness the merger of two cooperative banks and cultivating a giant pumpkin that leads to seriously frayed tempers. The same rule applies in the countryside and the city: those who fail to move with the times die out. Either milk (the system) and skim (the profits) – or make way for others. Everyone is labouring under this pressure, but while some jump on the bandwagon, others dig in to try and resist displacement. Is it possible that the dramas of everyday life in the village are not so different from those in the city after all? For this performance, the Kammerspiele ensemble is merging with Maximilian Schafroth’s own team to create an evening of musical theatre ranging from raucous Allgäu blues to traditional trio singing from the outback of Old Bavaria.

WhåZho performing at Kap 37

Kofelgschroa supporting Dicht & Ergreifend

Join us every two weeks on Mondays for an hour of gardening in the green patron bed at Reichenbachplatz. Everyone is welcome, tools are provided more info

We meet every two weeks on Mondays at 4:30 PM for an hour of gardening in the green patron bed at Reichenbachplatz – directly between Gärtnerplatz and Viktualienmarkt. Everyone is welcome, tools are provided. Come spontaneously and join in. We look forward to seeing you! Please note: During holidays or if the weather is rainy, the dates may be cancelled! Current information can be found in the event calendar or by writing to gruenpaten@greencity.de.

The "Community Music Orchester" is an open invitation for individuals of all ages eager to engage in music. Participants can look forward to playing instruments, singing, composing and arranging music, and rehearsing together more info

The "Community Music Orchester" aims to foster a collective musical experience, exploring sounds and tones, and developing a cohesive sound body as a group. This inclusive "orchestra for everyone" facilitates interactions across generations, nationalities, musical genres, and cultures. Prior musical experience is not a prerequisite; all are welcome, with or without an instrument. It is an open offer, and no supervision is provided. Cost: Participation is free. Registration: To register, please contact 0173 3805615 or community-orchester@gmx.de. Leadership: Marja Burchard (Express Brass Band / Embryo), Wolfi Schlick (Express Brass Band). Further Information: The event is supported by the Cultural Department of the City of Munich. Access is barrier-free; however, barrier-free toilets are not available.

The Kösk-Chor rehearses every Tuesday outside of school holidays from 7:30 PM. Everyone can join, entry is possible at any time more info

The Kösk-Chor rehearses every Tuesday outside of school holidays from 7:30 PM at Kösk. Choir director: Manuela Rzytki. Voluntary contribution: 10 € are great, 5 € are also okay. Registration: manurzytki@gmx.net. Manuela Rzytki is a musician and singer in several band projects in the field of avant-garde, pop and experimental music. She is the founder of the band Parasyte Woman and known for her involvement in the music projects G.Rag und die Landlergschwister, Kamerakino, Salewski and various theater productions. Everyone can join the Kösk-Chor, entry is possible at any time – we look forward to seeing you!

Christiane Rösinger’s agitpop revue deconstructs the 'myth of the middle class' with combative gestures, biting humour, and irony, examining class affiliations and classism through entertainment and analysis more info

With combative gestures, biting humour, and a heavy dose of irony, Christiane Rösinger’s agitpop revue deconstructs the “myth of the middle class”, examines class affiliations, and grapples with the buzzword that is “classism”. Along with her diverse ensemble, Rösinger – a columnist for the Berlin newspaper taz, founder of the Lassie Singers, daughter of smallholders, and all-round Berlin cultural heavyweight – follows in the footsteps of Erwin Piscator’s proletarian REVUE ROTER RUMMEL with a perfectly balanced blend of entertainment and in-depth analysis of (class) relations today. The performers include Austrian author and satirist Stefanie Sargnagel and writer Paula Irmschler, alongside other experts on “escape routes”. A musical evening featuring a live band that will leave the audience with a resonant vision of collective solidarity.

Christiane Rösinger’s agitpop revue deconstructs the 'myth of the middle class' with combative gestures, biting humour, and irony, examining class affiliations and classism through entertainment and analysis more info

With combative gestures, biting humour, and a heavy dose of irony, Christiane Rösinger’s agitpop revue deconstructs the “myth of the middle class”, examines class affiliations, and grapples with the buzzword that is “classism”. Along with her diverse ensemble, Rösinger – a columnist for the Berlin newspaper taz, founder of the Lassie Singers, daughter of smallholders, and all-round Berlin cultural heavyweight – follows in the footsteps of Erwin Piscator’s proletarian REVUE ROTER RUMMEL with a perfectly balanced blend of entertainment and in-depth analysis of (class) relations today. The performers include Austrian author and satirist Stefanie Sargnagel and writer Paula Irmschler, alongside other experts on “escape routes”. A musical evening featuring a live band that will leave the audience with a resonant vision of collective solidarity.

Vernissage by Judith Wüschner

The 2026 acting graduating class will present their 2025 graduation audition more info

The 2026 acting graduating class will present their 2025 graduation audition. Further information will follow. Artistic Direction: Ramin Anaraki, Eckhard Winkhaus. Cast: Maryna Adamenko, Paula Aschmann, Arthur Becker, Marlon Bienert, Henning Grimpe, Alisha-Vivienne Hellmuth, Sina Leinweber, Leonie Maraska, Elisabeth Nittka, Enes Şahin, Vinzenz Sommer.

A lyrical-musical evening by Deepika Arwind & Melis Çom more info

A lyrical-musical evening by Deepika Arwind & Melis Çom. An evening between language and sound, dream and reality, resistance and tenderness. Deepika Arwind's poetic text explores questions of origin, belonging, and colonial heritage – fragmented, political, vulnerable. It is a speaking at the edge of language, in the space between languages, in an attempt to find a new one. The harp – played by Melis Çom – responds: sometimes whispering, sometimes rebellious, sometimes comforting. It is not an accompaniment, but a dialogue partner. Its sounds comment, contradict, reinforce what is said – and open a space for togetherness. What could the world look like if we started listening to each other? Perhaps like a sound that not only answers but transforms. Perhaps like this evening – an attempt, a quiet beginning.

The graduating acting class of 2026 will present their graduation showcase for 2025 more info

The graduating acting class of 2026 will present their graduation showcase for 2025. Further information will follow. Registration for professional audience members is available at 089-233 37083.

A fusion of theatre, cabaret and music with Maximilian Schafroth, exploring the fascination of growth through cooperative banks, a giant pumpkin, and Allgäu blues more info

"Wachse oder weiche" is a fusion of theatre, cabaret, and music featuring Maximilian Schafroth, exploring the fascination of growth. The performance delves into the friction between town and country, presenting an evening with cooperative banks, a giant pumpkin, and Allgäu blues. Maximilian Schafroth, known for his sharp and tender perspective, mediates this friction by bringing a field into the theatre, inviting the audience to witness the merger of two cooperative banks and the cultivation of a giant pumpkin that leads to seriously frayed tempers. The piece highlights the universal pressure to adapt or be replaced, whether in the countryside or the city. The Kammerspiele ensemble merges with Maximilian Schafroth’s team to create a musical theatre experience ranging from raucous Allgäu blues to traditional trio singing from Old Bavaria. This performance continues the Kammerspiele's tradition of combining drama and political cabaret, a tradition established in 1924 and shaped by figures like Karl Valentin, Liesl Karlstadt, Gerhard Polt, and the Biermösl Blosn. Maximilian Schafroth, who began his stage career in youth theatre at the Kammerspiele, returns after touring with his own show, playing the Lenten Preacher at Nockherberg, and voicing the animated character of Pumuckl. Schafroth emphasizes the role of arts in dissolving political polarization with creativity.

The graduating acting class of 2026 will present their graduation auditions for 2025 more info

The graduating acting class of 2026 will present their graduation auditions for 2025. Further information will follow. Artistic Direction: Ramin Anaraki, Eckhard Winkhaus. Cast: Maryna Adamenko, Paula Aschmann, Arthur Becker, Marlon Bienert, Henning Grimpe, Alisha-Vivienne Hellmuth, Sina Leinweber, Leonie Maraska, Elisabeth Nittka, Enes Şahin, Vinzenz Sommer.

An evening of extraordinary chamber music from Bach to the present day, featuring violin, viola, voice, flute/saxophone, and accordion more info

An extraordinary chamber music concert featuring works from Bach to the present day, performed with violin, viola, voice, flute/saxophone, and accordion. The concert is a homage to Johann Sebastian Bach, presenting some original solo pieces for strings, as well as selected compositions in new arrangements, including with accordion. In celebration of the Bach Festival in Bavaria, contemporary female composers were inspired by Bach to create new works. Dorothea Hofmann contributes a Fantasia for solo flute based on the aria "Warum betrübst du dich...", Narine Khachatryan composed a homage to Bach for voice and viola, and Mia Schmidt a piece for alto flute and voice. "New York Sounds" for two violins, also a homage to Bach, by the Memmingen-born composer Dorothee Eberhardt, will also be performed. The performers and composers are musicians from GEDOK, an interdisciplinary network of female artists with a history spanning almost a century.

A fusion of theatre, cabaret and music with Maximilian Schafroth, exploring the fascination of growth through cooperative banks, a giant pumpkin, and Allgäu blues more info

On the fascination of growth. A fusion of theatre, cabaret and music with Maximilian Schafroth. An evening featuring cooperative banks, a giant pumpkin and Allgäu blues. Maximilian Schafroth is known for his sharp and tender perspective and sees himself as a mediator of the friction between town and country. For his debut theatre piece, he is evoking the world down on the farm as well as everyday life in the state capital. And to do so, he is dumping a field into the theatre, inviting the audience to witness the merger of two cooperative banks and cultivating a giant pumpkin that leads to seriously frayed tempers. The same rule applies in the countryside and the city: those who fail to move with the times die out. Either milk (the system) and skim (the profits) – or make way for others. Everyone is labouring under this pressure, but while some jump on the bandwagon, others dig in to try and resist displacement. Is it possible that the dramas of everyday life in the village are not so different from those in the city after all? For this performance, the Kammerspiele ensemble is merging with Maximilian Schafroth’s own team to create an evening of musical theatre ranging from raucous Allgäu blues to traditional trio singing from the outback of Old Bavaria.

The Dungeon Punks from Philadelphia, Poison Ruin and Hete, are returning to Kafe Kult more info

The Dungeon Punks from Philadelphia are back at Kafe Kult. Featuring "Confrere" by Poison Ruïn and "s/t" by HETE. Tickets available at https://www.eventbrite.de/e/1557834136839?aff=oddtdtcreator. Poison Ruin Bandcamp: https://poisonruin.bandcamp.com/album/confrere. Hete Bandcamp: https://heteispartoftheproblem.bandcamp.com/album/s-t-2.

A fusion of theatre, cabaret and music with Maximilian Schafroth, exploring the fascination of growth through cooperative banks, a giant pumpkin, and Allgäu blues more info

"Wachse oder weiche" is an evening that fuses theatre, cabaret, and music, featuring Maximilian Schafroth. The performance delves into the fascination of growth, presenting a sharp and tender perspective on the friction between town and country. Schafroth, known for his mediating approach, brings to the stage a world that combines farm life with the everyday realities of the state capital. The play involves a field being brought into the theatre, an audience witnessing the merger of two cooperative banks and the cultivation of a giant pumpkin that leads to seriously frayed tempers. The central theme explores the pressure to adapt or be replaced, applicable to both rural and urban settings. The Kammerspiele ensemble collaborates with Maximilian Schafroth’s team to create a musical theatre experience, ranging from lively Allgäu blues to traditional trio singing from Old Bavaria. This performance continues the Kammerspiele's tradition of combining drama and political cabaret, a legacy shaped by figures like Karl Valentin, Liesl Karlstadt, Gerhard Polt, and the Biermösl Blosn. Maximilian Schafroth, who began his stage career in youth theatre at the Kammerspiele, returns after touring with his own show, serving as the Lenten Preacher at Nockherberg from 2019 to 2025, and voicing the animated character of Pumuckl. Schafroth emphasizes the role of arts in dissolving polarization with \"bubbling creativity.\" The performance will have English surtitles starting from November 4th.

An evening featuring two musical projects: RUHR and Shocked Volk. RUHR blends raw, analogue synth tones with EBM rhythms, while Shocked Volk combines cold electronic sounds with post-punk more info

An evening featuring two musical projects: RUHR and Shocked Volk. **RUHR** Emerging from the cityscapes of Verona and Berlin, RUHR blends raw, analogue synth tones of early minimal noise with the relentless rhythms of early EBM. This project explores contrasts, where minimalist aesthetics meet stark, high-contrast visuals, and impassioned lyrics combine dadaistic and political themes. RUHR creates a space where sound is a powerful force for expression and defiance, evoking a vision of sensuality intertwined with industrial resonance—a rhythmic pulse of rebellion and social upheaval. The repetitive structures in their music inspire a primal dance, resonating with the spirit of unrest and the yearning for change. Related Link: https://ruhr1.bandcamp.com/album/split **Shocked Volk** Shocked Volk is a solo project from Helsinki, created in 2024 by a member of Aus Tears. Utilizing synthesizers and a drum machine, Shocked Volk combines cold electronic sounds with post-punk, generating an atmosphere that echoes brutality, distress, and the senselessness of war. In April 2025, the debut album “War/Alarm!” was self-released on cassette, featuring 8 new songs and pressed in 100 copies. Related Link: https://shockedvolk.bandcamp.com/album/war-alarm

A fusion of theatre, cabaret and music with Maximilian Schafroth, exploring the fascination of growth through cooperative banks, a giant pumpkin, and Allgäu blues more info

"Wachse oder weiche" is an evening that fuses theatre, cabaret, and music, featuring Maximilian Schafroth. The performance delves into the fascination of growth, presenting a sharp and tender perspective on the friction between town and country. Schafroth, known for his mediating approach, brings to the stage a world that combines farm life with the everyday realities of the state capital. The play involves a field being brought into the theatre, an audience witnessing the merger of two cooperative banks, and the cultivation of a giant pumpkin that leads to seriously frayed tempers. The central theme explores the pressure to adapt or be replaced, applicable to both rural and urban settings. The Kammerspiele ensemble collaborates with Maximilian Schafroth’s team to create a musical theatre experience, ranging from lively Allgäu blues to traditional trio singing from Old Bavaria. This performance continues the Kammerspiele's tradition of combining drama and political cabaret, a tradition established in 1924 and shaped by figures like Karl Valentin, Liesl Karlstadt, Gerhard Polt, and the Biermösl Blosn. Maximilian Schafroth, who began his stage career in youth theatre at the Kammerspiele, returns after touring with his own show, serving as the Lenten Preacher at Nockherberg from 2019 to 2025, and voicing the animated character of Pumuckl. Schafroth emphasizes the role of arts in dissolving polarization with \"bubbling creativity.\" The performance will have English surtitles starting from November 4th.

The extra3 presenter Christian Ehring presents his new solo program, a highly current, political, personal, and discursive show focusing on what connects us all more info

The extra3 presenter Christian Ehring presents his new solo program. The show is highly current, political, personal, and discursive, focusing on what connects us all. It is in cooperation with the Lustspielhaus München.

An evening of extraordinary chamber music from Bach to the present day, featuring violin, viola, voice, flute/saxophone, and accordion more info

Extraordinary chamber music from Bach to the present day with violin, viola, voice, flute / saxophone and accordion. A tribute to J.S. Bach. This evening pays homage to the great musician Johann Sebastian Bach. You will hear some original solo pieces for strings, but also selected compositions in new arrangements, for example with accordion. On the occasion of the Bach Festival in Bavaria, contemporary female composers were inspired by Johann Sebastian Bach to create new works. Dorothea Hofmann is contributing a Fantasia for solo flute on the aria 'Warum betrübst du dich...', Narine Khachatryan has composed a homage to Bach for voice and viola and Mia Schmidt a piece for alto flute and voice. 'New York Sounds' for two violins by the Memmingen-born composer Dorothee Eberhardt, also a homage to Bach, will also be performed. The performers and composers are musicians from GEDOK, an interdisciplinary network of female artists with a history spanning almost a century.

An orchestral concert by the Jewish Chamber Orchestra Munich, featuring Johann Sebastian Bach's Goldberg Variations, arranged by Józef Koffler, exploring its connection to the Jewish experience of the 20th century more info

An orchestral concert by the Jewish Chamber Orchestra Munich, featuring Johann Sebastian Bach's Goldberg Variations BWV 988, arranged for chamber orchestra by Józef Koffler. This performance explores the profound connection between Koffler's arrangement and the Jewish experience of the 20th century, bringing Bach's timeless music to life in a new and meaningful way. The concert is presented for the 100th anniversary of the Munich Bach Festival and is designed to appeal to a wide audience, from seasoned Bach connoisseurs and orchestra fans to newcomers and those familiar with Glenn Gould's famous recording.