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The network "München für Seenotrettung" presents the film "Kein Land für Niemand" (D 2025, 107 min), a documentary accompanying a Mediterranean rescue mission, exposing catastrophic refugee camp conditions, and giving voice to survivors. It also examines Germany's political and social developments, including rising right-wing populism and the criminalization of migration more info

The network "München für Seenotrettung", consisting of various NGOs and civil society groups, shows the film "Kein Land für Niemand". (D 2025, 107 min, R: Maik Lüdemann, Max Ahrens). The documentary accompanies a rescue mission in the Mediterranean, shows the catastrophic conditions in refugee camps and gives a voice to people who have survived the life-threatening journey to Europe. At the same time, the film looks at political and social developments in Germany: a strengthening right-wing populism shapes the discourse. Flight and migration are increasingly criminalized, and humanitarian aid comes under pressure. Through exclusive interviews with scientists, political decision-makers and activists, "Kein Land für Niemand" questions current narratives about flight and migration and illuminates the mechanisms by which fear and populism determine the political agenda. With activists from sea rescue NGOs and civil society, as part of the International Weeks Against Racism. The implementation of the film was made possible by a funding alliance involving the following organizations: Sea Watch, United4Rescue, Pro Asyl, German Doctors, Mennonitisches Hilfswerk and Sea Eye.

The federal police plan to build a deportation terminal at Munich Airport, capable of deporting up to 100 people daily by late 2028. The campaign "Abschiebeterminal MUC verhindern" protests this, demanding a clear stance against escalating deportation policies and for an open, solidary urban society more info

The federal police plan to build a deportation terminal at Munich Airport. With this terminal, it should be possible to deport up to 100 people a day via Munich Airport from the end of 2028. The city of Munich holds 23% of Flughafen München GmbH (FMG) and will vote on the project in the upcoming supervisory board meeting. But instead of sending a clear signal against the further escalation of deportation policy, the mayor recently publicly spoke out in favor of the construction. The construction of the deportation terminal represents a further tightening of an inhumane migration policy. The campaign "Abschiebeterminal MUC verhindern" does not want to accept this without protest and organizes protests – against the planned terminal and against a policy that sells deportations as inevitable and at the same time withdraws them from public control. We want on March 16th to send a clear signal for an open and solidary urban society and call on politicians to vehemently oppose the deportation terminal. Human rights must be defended even under pressure! Munich must not become the capital of deportations!

An open orchestra for all ages to make music together, regardless of experience. Participants can sing, experiment with instruments, and collaborate on musical pieces more info

The COMMUNITY MUSIC ORCHESTER is an open invitation for individuals of all ages to engage in music-making, singing, experimenting with instruments, and collaboratively writing, arranging, and rehearsing musical pieces and songs. The orchestra aims to foster a collective musical experience, exploring the world of sounds and tones. This 'orchestra for everyone' facilitates interactions across generations, nationalities, and musical styles. No prior musical experience is required. Participants can simply drop in, with or without an instrument. Please note that this is an open offer, and no supervisory duties are assumed. Accessibility: Barrier-free access (no barrier-free toilets). Cost: Free of charge. Leadership: Marja Burchard and Wolfi Schlick.

A networking meeting for the Munich music scene focusing on funding opportunities more info

Organized by Feierwerk Fachstelle Pop, this networking event is open to everyone interested in the Munich music scene and learning about funding possibilities. The evening includes a Q&A session starting at 19:45.

Alex Koo, a classically trained pianist with Japanese roots, draws audiences into his unique sound world, blending jazz, contemporary classical, film scores, ambient, and indie sounds into intense, atmospheric soundscapes more info

This concert, part of the "Einsteins Piano" series, features Alex Koo, a musician who masterfully uses a few chords and motifs to draw his audience into his unique sound world. His music is influenced by jazz, contemporary classical, film scores, ambient, and indie sounds, always resulting in intense, atmospheric soundscapes. A critic once described Alex Koo, long considered a prodigy, as too big for Belgium, suggesting he belongs to the wider world. This classically trained pianist with Japanese roots was often seen as an "enfant terrible" at home, indicating a misunderstanding of his innovative approach. The event invites the audience to discover this courageous trailblazer who is unafraid to explore new musical paths. London Jazznews praised his "fabulous technique, sounding downright genius at times." Artist/Performer: Alex Koo (piano).

For the first time, the complete film trilogy by Hamburg filmmaker Philipp Hartmann, featuring Argentine film critic Roger Koza, will be screened. The director and other guests will be present more info

This event features the premiere of the complete trilogy by Philipp Hartmann, which blurs the line between documentary and fiction. The films star Argentine film critic Roger Koza. 'EL ARGENTINO' is a staged documentary about Koza's three months in Hamburg. 'BUSCANDO EL MAR' is a musical that celebrates friendship through cinema, as Koza returns to Hamburg to find a homeless man he befriended. Both films are in their original version with English subtitles.

A live music session featuring SJ Kowboy and Jan Gutzeit

The platinum-awarded rapper and live performer J.I.D from Atlanta will be performing some of his biggest solo shows as part of his "God Does Like World Tours" more info

The platinum-awarded rapper and live performer J.I.D from Atlanta will be performing some of his biggest solo shows as part of his "God Does Like World Tours". He will be accompanied by special guest Mick Jenkins for all European dates. The tour promises to unleash raw, unfiltered hip-hop energy, transforming each venue into a high-class, captivating party for fans. This tour follows the release of J.I.D's fourth studio album, "God Does Like Ugly," which has been critically acclaimed as one of the best rap albums of the year.

Concert featuring Rosier, a Québec band reinterpreting folk with modern freshness, and support by indie-folk artist DIMILA more info

Immerse yourself in the world of Rosier, a band from Québec that reinterprets folk with modern freshness. On stage, airy vocal harmonies, acoustic instruments, and electronic accents merge into a unique experience. Between poetic ballads and captivating rhythms, the band creates intense moments of connection – carried by the enchanting voices of Béatrix Méthé and Sarah Marchand. Guitar, piano, and synthesizers create a soundscape where tradition and innovation meet. Whether in a small concert hall or on a large festival stage – Rosier captivates the audience and awakens genuine emotions. An invitation to an unforgettable musical journey. Support: DIMILA. With a voice that hovers between fragility and strength, DIMILA creates a sound world full of emotion and depth. The indie-folk artist moves in her music between melancholic introspection and hopeful longing, telling honest stories that go straight to the heart. Musically inspired by artists like Adrianne Lenker, Mitski, and Pomme, DIMILA unfolds her special magic on stage: with guitar and an expressive voice, accompanied by Jiro Yoshioka's cello, she creates an atmosphere of closeness that invites you to linger and dream. Every performance becomes an emotional journey where the boundaries between artist and audience seem to blur. Her debut EP will be released in April 2026.

The artist Kalle Laar will be playing his favorite records

Join us to label your 'Grünpaten' clothes with iron-on images. Bring your favorite shirt, hoodie, or bag and choose from various motifs and sizes to visually identify yourself as an official 'Grünpat*in' more info

We invite you to join us in labeling the first "Grünpaten clothes"! Finally, you can be visually recognized as an official "Grünpat*in" on your patch. The "Grünpaten-Blumenmädchen" (Green Patrons Flower Girl) is available this spring as an iron-on image for your favorite shirt, hoodie, jacket, bag, trousers, etc. You can choose between a large motif for the back, a small label above the chest, or the green "Green City e.V. Grünpaten" lettering. Sizes and prices: Large (18x18 cm, €3.50), Small (5x5 cm, €1.00), Logo (1.5x7 cm, €0.50). Just bring your gardening shirt or bag and iron on the logo with us. Green City e.V. has two irons, but please bring your own if possible. Registration is required by March 13, 2026. The workshop is free, but donations are welcome. Please bring your own clothing item (preferably smooth cotton).

A film about two Senegalese teenagers who plan their escape to Europe. Their journey from Dakar through the Sahara to Libya and then by ship to Italy turns into a harrowing trip more info

This harrowing, highly explosive drama follows two Senegalese teenagers on their perilous journey to Europe. Dreaming of a better life, they travel from Dakar through the Sahara to Libya, aiming for Italy. The trip becomes a nightmare as they face cruel smugglers, soldiers, and human traffickers. The film focuses on their personal motives, using the structure of a classic hero's journey to foster identification with the refugee experience. Original version (Wolof, French, Arabic, English, Italian) with German subtitles.

Munich Sound(hi)stories. A project with students from the Lion-Feuchtwanger-Gymnasium more info

At the beginning of the project, we take the students of the Lion-Feuchtwanger-Gymnasium on sound walks in their neighborhood and acoustically measure the most interesting places. These recordings serve as the basis for the children's compositions, which they develop over the course of six workshop days together with the musicians of Musik zum Anfassen. They reflect the children's very special view of their neighborhood. The pieces from the two classes are combined with music and projections by MzA, which refer to other significant places in their neighborhood. The students and the team from Musik zum Anfassen take the audience on an audiovisual journey through the district. With: Christian Mattick (flute), Heinz Friedl (clarinet), Lukas Rüdisser (horn), Mugi Takai (violin), Tobias Weber (string instruments), Benedikt Kurz (percussion), Julia Schölzel (piano), students of the Lion-Feuchtwanger-Gymnasium.

Franz Amann invites you to sing songs and mantras from different cultures. On a donation basis

A collective of female musicians supporting Flinta* individuals in musical experimentation and networking through workshops, jam sessions, and events 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 overarching goal of this project is 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 opportunities. 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 deepened in interaction with other musicians.

The KÖŞK-CHOR rehearses every Tuesday. Everyone is welcome to join this choir led by musician Manuela Rzytki more info

The KÖŞK-CHOR rehearses every Tuesday outside of school holidays. Everyone is welcome to join, and it's possible to start at any time. The choir is led by Manuela Rzytki, a musician and singer known for her work in avant-garde, pop, and experimental music projects. A voluntary contribution of 10 € is suggested. For registration, contact manurzytki@gmx.net. Barrier-free access is available, but there are no barrier-free toilets.

This event discusses the NGO "African Parks," which manages 24 nature parks in Africa. Investigative journalist Olivier van Beemen exposes the militarization of nature conservation, harassment of local populations, and undemocratic rule by a white executive, as detailed in his award-winning book more info

The NGO "African Parks" manages 24 large nature parks in Africa and is considered a success story. But what and who is really behind it? Olivier van Beemen researched the organization for almost four years, interviewed countless insiders, dropouts, and residents of the parks, and was not deterred by arrests, espionage accusations, and deportations. His stirring book shows what the militarization of nature conservation causes, how the local population is harassed, and how a white executive without democratic control rules in the name of an "untouched" – deserted – nature. The book won the Brusseprijs for the best journalistic book in the Netherlands. The human rights organization FIAN will also be present to discuss a similar topic: The Maasai in Tanzania, who are existentially threatened by evictions in the name of tourism and "nature conservation".

A unique science fiction film where humanity lives in an artificial world. A film critic obsessively tries to understand and capture nature with his phone, while various experts reflect on how to represent it. The film is a playful, kaleidoscopic collage that also explores the nature of cinema itself more info

(INSTEAD OF TREES) Germany/Argentina 2024. A film by Philipp Hartmann. A different kind of science fiction film: Humanity now lives in an artificial electronic environment where a philosophically active film critic, Roger Koza, wants to understand nature. He obsessively tries to capture its image with his phone camera. Other experts—filmmakers, art historians, a scenographer, and representatives of the human species from a distant future—reflect on ways to represent nature. In a kaleidoscopic and playful collage, sometimes fictional, sometimes documentary, the film also reflects on the nature of cinema itself. Hartmann playfully weaves together art history and criticism of colonialism, the imagined and the factual. The mosaic-like narrative becomes a manifestation of friendship and cinephilia.

With words and music, Maxi Pongratz addresses the big questions on his new tour: How do you become who you want to be? How much order does life need and how do you keep a sense of what is essential? more info

This is not so easy to answer. Especially not for a border crosser like Maxi Pongratz, who gets around a lot, likes to think outside the box and looks beyond the horizon. With a curious eye and open ears, he moves between city and country, pub music and Dada, tradition and rebellion, between wit and melancholy, poetry and sound, shyness and mischief.

Testpress Tuesday at Unter Deck

Legendary Swedish pianist Bobo Stenson, with Anders Jormin and Jon Fält, effortlessly blends influences and idioms, creating clear, melodic tunes that lead into long improvisational parts more info

Bobo Stenson moves in his very own sphere. Effortlessly but highly concentrated, the legendary Swedish pianist mediates between his different influences, between the idioms. He shows a sense for clear, melodic tunes that seamlessly lead him into long improvisational parts. For over twenty years, Stenson has maintained a trio with bassist Anders Jormin and drummer Jon Fält – anyone who listens to their fourth joint album "Sphere" must get the impression that these three communicate musically with each other in an almost telepathic way. Undoubtedly, the 81-year-old Bobo Stenson is one of the most influential musicians on the European continent. Not only has he created unforgettable works with numerous jazz greats of the Scandinavian world – he was also part of Charles Lloyd's European Quartet, performed with Sonny Rollins, Don Cherry, Tomasz Stanko, with George Russell's Nordic Orchestra, or with the world music formation Rena Rama. Artists/Performers: Bobo Stenson (p), Anders Jormin (b), Jon Fält (dr).

Experience the best salsa directly from Cuba with Maykel Blanco Y Su Salsa Mayor more info

Founded in 2004, this 14-member salsa orchestra has established itself as one of the most popular on the 'sugar cane island.' Led by the multi-talented Maykel Blanco – singer, drummer, percussionist, pianist, composer, and arranger – SALSA MAYOR has developed its own unique style. The band powerfully combines modern Cuban music with a clearly defined big band sound to create the hottest Timba Cubana. Maykel Blanco had already made a name for himself at a very young age with the group Suprema Ley. SALSA MAYOR is his masterpiece. Maykel meticulously worked on his music, always focusing on the dancing audience. These 20 years have led SALSA MAYOR on international tours through Latin America, Europe, and Asia. With them, young Cuban salsa music has been heard on the most renowned stages, bringing salseras and saleros worldwide to dance. Among their most famous albums are 'Recoge y vete,' 'Anda y pégate,' and 'La cima.' 'Presente' is the group's current production and seamlessly follows the successful albums: surprising, innovative, and incredibly danceable. This was also the opinion of the jury of the Cuban music award Cubadisco, which honored 'Presente' in 2024 with the award in the category 'Música Popular Bailable' (popular dance music) as the best salsa album of the year in Cuba.

The artist Lu.vichid, along with a guest, will be playing their favorite records

Drawing, drinking and music more info

The table is set. The pens are waiting.

A film adaptation of Lidia Yuknavitch's memoir about her traumatic youth as a competitive swimmer and her path to healing through writing more info

France/Latvia/USA 2025. Directed by KRISTEN STEWART. Starring Imogen Poots, Thora Birch, Charlie Carrick, Tom Sturridge. HD Digital. 128 min. Original version (English) with German subtitles. Premiere. This film is an adaptation of the memoir by writer Lidia Yuknavitch, who was a successful competitive swimmer as a teenager but was sexually abused by her father, as was her sister. A swimming scholarship allows her to escape to a university in Texas, but alcoholism and self-destructive behavior derail her athletic future. She can only break free from her past when she discovers writing. A complex, powerful, and courageous film, structured as a collage of images, sounds, and memory fragments that repeatedly breaks narrative linearity. The raw direction is brilliantly executed, especially through the lead performance. (Filmdienst)

Following the event series on "Urban Development and Social Justice", we will watch the documentary "Festival der Demokratie" about the protests surrounding the G20 summit in Hamburg in 2017 more info

The film reminds us how quickly the right to the city can be shaken when security logics, political power, and media images decide on spaces, voices, and movements. This will be followed by a discussion with the director Lars* Kollros. A joint event by Kritische Nachhaltigkeit e.V. and ÖkoEsel! Supported by Kurt-Eisner-Verein and Netzwerk e.V.

A choir event where participants sing and learn one song per evening. All voices are welcome, no preparation needed more info

We sing (and learn :)) one song per evening. If you feel like singing with new people, come along! Every voice and every tone is welcome, no prep necessary :) Choir Lead: Sandra Hollstein. Advance ticket sales end at 3 p.m. on the day of the event. Tickets are still available at the box office.

On March 18, 2026, the Day of Democracy History will take place for the first time nationwide under the patronage of Federal President Frank Walter Steinmeier. We are happy to participate! As a civic association that has been critically and constructively accompanying urban development processes for over 50 years, we invite you: The improvisational theater and moving stories bring the citizen protests for the rescue of the Seidlvilla and Nikolaiplatz to life. Experience how committed citizens have shaped Munich. An evening about creativity, courage and successful democratic protest - lively, inspiring and open to all

Compositional opposition in the Nazi state (lecture) more info

In the event format From Hartmann Research, we would like to offer a platform for current academic discourses. Friedrich Geiger, Professor of Historical Musicology at the University of Music and Performing Arts Munich and head of the Musicology Institute there, is also project leader of the long-term project 'Nazi Persecution and Music History' of the Academy of Sciences in Hamburg, which is being carried out in Munich and Hamburg. In his lecture, Geiger would like to take a closer look at the oppositional stance of composers in the Nazi state. Using various case studies, including Karl Amadeus Hartmann, terms such as resistance, opposition and inner emigration will be made more precise and tangible – what do they mean in concrete terms for music and composition? With: Friedrich Geiger

A monthly song slam where musicians of all genres get 8 minutes to perform their own songs. 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 perform, you can apply by sending an email with your information and a sound sample to songslam@milla-club.de. There will be 8 rounds and one final.

Marco Blauuw more info

The Dutch trumpeter Marco Blaauw is a formative figure in contemporary music with the Musikfabrik Köln and as a soloist. The Munich Society for New Music has invited him to Munich for a solo program. He has brought with him music by the Munich sound artist Karl F. Gerber, among others. Sonic Solo is a concert series that has been organized since 2020 in cooperation with the Munich Society for New Music e.V. and the Galerie Belleparais: In the intimate rooms of the Belleparais, the experience of music and art intertwine. The evening offers the opportunity to exchange ideas with the participants after the concert. With: Marco Blauuw (trumpet)

Experience the intense and honest music of Black Sea Dahu, a band blending Indie-Folk, Chamber Pop, and Art Rock. They will be presenting their new album "Everything" more info

Black Sea Dahu's music is described as an intense and honest experience, blending Indie-Folk, Chamber Pop, and Art Rock. The band, led by Swiss singer-songwriter Janine Cathrein, creates a space for radical emotional honesty. Their upcoming album "Everything" delves into themes of grief, hope, self-reflection, and sorrow. Their live concerts are known for being intense moments of collective feeling, with previous shows being sold out across Europe. In 2026, Black Sea Dahu will return on tour with "Everything," promising an intensive, honest, and deeply touching experience.

Every Wednesday evening there is delicious vegan food, cold drinks, and good music at the self-managed cultural center Kafe Marat

This event focuses on the historical constructions of the extreme right more info

The event will delve into how the New Right uses provocative terms to stage their struggle for interpretive sovereignty. Historian Volker Weiß will demonstrate how history and language are appropriated and reinterpreted by the right. He will use case studies to highlight overlaps between Russian historical politics and the extreme right in Germany, particularly concerning their attitudes towards the Ukraine war. The event will also examine the AfD's attempts to distort Nazi history and reframe National Socialism as a left-wing movement. Furthermore, Weiß will address how the New Right scene deals with GDR history and its strategy of appropriating narratives. Food and bar will be available from 20:00, and the lecture begins at 20:30.

A terminally ill gangster hires a hitwoman to avenge the murder of a courier in Brussels, but soon finds herself entangled in a web of intrigue more info

In his first French-language film, Berlin director Christoph Hochhäusler creates a stylish and dark plot about power, manipulation, and control. This atmospherically dense film noir, reminiscent of Jean-Pierre Melville, is dark, cold, and reduced to its essentials. The screening will be followed by a Q&A with the director, moderated by Dunja Bialas (artechock).

Maria de Val, a versatile multi-instrumentalist from a Ladin mountain village, presents her "Mëda Medusa Tour 2026," blending indie-folk with Italian and South American influences, showcasing her unique perspective and unmistakable voice more info

A very special view of the world characterizes Maria de Val, and she takes us on a journey with exactly that. Grown up in a Ladin mountain village in the South Tyrolean Alps, the versatile musician has united the most diverse perspectives - as a Ladin in South Tyrol, a South Tyrolean in Italy, an Italian in Germany, and not least as a drummer in the male-dominated music world. Her music is the result of this exciting versatility. "I don't want to claim that I suffered from it," says Maria, "but it naturally sharpens the senses." And exactly this sensitivity is reflected in her music. As a multi-instrumentalist, Maria de Val masters an impressive range of instruments: drums, guitar, bass, keys, sequencer, theremin, and marimba - all of this flows into her musical creations. She has already demonstrated her skills on large stages with artists like Hubert von Goisern, but on her debut album "Mëda Medusa" she now shows herself in her full musical diversity. The album finally offers her unmistakable voice the space to fully unfold, after she was previously celebrated in bands like Ganes and ME + MARIE. In her songs, flexibility and longing for one's own place merge - an exciting Yin and Yang that reflects her very own perspective on the world. Musically inimitable in the "De Valschen Collagen-Stil," she weaves indie-folk with influences from Italian and South American music culture, as in the captivating number "None of Us Cannot Be Wrong _".

Live music performance by Anne & Deuxslashs

A mix of electronic-urban sounds and melodious vocal phrases. The music of Manuel Eberle and Raphael Weilguni is spontaneous and direct, blending voices in a musical dialogue more info

The music of Manuel Eberle and Raphael Weilguni is spontaneous and direct. Their instruments are their voices, meeting in a musical dialogue and finding each other in the simultaneity of sounds and moments of silence. In three parts, they interweave electronic-urban sounds with melodious vocal phrases, simultaneously creating a shared sound sculpture. The improvised material oscillates between harmonic and atonal poles, and through mutual listening and following, unique scales emerge. Free chaotic energy transforms into lovingly melodious, playful lightness, charming wit, and culminates in a chorale. Performers: Manuel Eberle (Trumpet, drum machine) and Raphael Weilguni (Piano, Synthesizer).

Júnúus Meyvant's distinctive, melodic, and rich interpretation of quirky folk-pop has a very familiar and soulful feel with a touch of attitude more info

The sound palette of the musician and his band, featuring a variety of instruments, is all-encompassing and consists of orchestral folk, funk, and soul. Hailing from an Icelandic island, the musician has several releases under his belt, in addition to accolades such as the Icelandic Music Award in the categories "Best Single" and "Newcomer of the Year." Following Björk and Sigur Rós, Júnúus Meyvant proves that the list of brilliant Icelandic musicians is far from over! Unnar Gísli Sigurmundsson and his troupe remain refreshingly unpredictable.

Dahabflex is a rapper known for his powerful and profound hip-hop music, addressing everyday problems and social grievances like injustice, racism, and discrimination in his songs more info

Dahabflex is a rapper known for his powerful and profound hip-hop music. His songs address everyday problems and social grievances such as injustice, racism, high cost of living, and the fight against discrimination. His debut album "Organisiert," released in 2025, combines modern rap beats with strong messages and emotional lyrics. Dahabflex often collaborates with other artists and is an active and outspoken voice in the German rap scene. He will be touring in 2026 to present his hits live.

Let a fantastic musician sweeten your evening! This Wednesday, Minna Thiel transforms into a large concert stage in a small setting with a live concert by Dirk Hess more info

Dirk Hess, also known as John Q, ventures solo onto the stage after winding paths. It all began at 14 with a desire for Speed Metal, inspired by the riot of Saxon. Years later, Dirk deepened his understanding of Jazz, Funk, and Soul in New Orleans. Back home, he cooked up his own Gumbo and founded the mini-brass band John Q Irritated. But some song ideas burst every band universe. They demand their purest, unpolished form – only with acoustic guitar and vocals. Or, as the old ones say: Sometimes all you need is 6 strings and the truth. Admission is free. Donations for the musician are welcome.

The Funky Knuckles, a Dallas band, blend funk, fusion, and jazz with "supernatural power," creating a unique sound that makes people move and evokes delight more info

The Funky Knuckles, a band from Dallas, Texas, combine funk with fusion and jazz, creating a sound described as having "supernatural power" that "teleports us into worlds we didn't know before." Their music, featured on their latest album "The Way It Is," is said to make people move "like octopuses on meth" before shedding "tears saturated with cobra skull powder" out of delight. The six Texan "action figures" release their albums on the Snarky Puppy-label GroundUp Music and draw musical inspiration from "superheroes" like Herbie Hancock, Stevie Wonder, or George Clinton, while adding their unique twist to the funky sound of the 70s. Band Members: Benjamin Bohorquez (sax), Evan Weiss (tp), Ethan Ditthardt (git), Kwinton Gray (p), Wesley Stephenson (b), Cedric Moore (dr).

Fish'n Blues concert with Paul Holland, known for his striking, smoky voice and intense stage presence. Fish will be served at 19:00 more info

Paul Holland discovered music at an early age, performing regularly on open stages and as a street musician by the age of sixteen. His initial studio recordings were made in Munich in 2016, followed by further work in Stuttgart, where he refined his distinctive, minimalist yet warm sound. In 2023, alongside numerous national and international concerts, Paul released his DIY debut EP "EVERYTHING," noted for its clear, intimate production and focused songwriting. He also consistently writes songs for other artists and develops new material. In live performances, Paul captivates audiences with his striking, smoky voice and intense, direct stage presence. He has supported acts such as Jesper Munk, New West, James Hersey, Soul Asylum, The White Buffalo, and JJ Grey & Mofro. In 2023, Paul was honored with the Young Ulm Art Promotion Prize in the Pop category. This event is part of the "Fish'n Blues" series, which combines live music with culinary delights in a relaxed atmosphere.

Laure Boer & Manu Louis will be playing their favorite records

Artist Daniel Door from the Palanca collective plays his favorite records

A closing event (finissage) featuring a concert by the brass band BANDA RAMUA

A workshop held as part of the International Weeks Against Racism

25th International Short Film Festival Munich more info

The 25th edition of the BUNTER HUND International Short Film Festival in Munich.

Find your perfect spring outfit sustainably and environmentally friendly! Bring up to 10 clean, well-preserved seasonal clothing items. Enjoy music from DJ GeorgiaG, who delivers energetic beats and a fresh, rough mix style more info

Find your perfect outfit for spring in a resource-saving and environmentally friendly way! Bring up to 10 clean, well-preserved seasonal clothing items. Music for your ears and dancing feet will be provided by GeorgiaG. Not only a kickboxer (multiple vice world champion), she also rocks the turntables. The petite blonde drops energetic beats, radiating energy. She has gathered her knowledge, especially in electronic music, over decades. With her fresh, rough mixing style, the native Austrian creates a broad and electrifying arc of suspense that transcends genre boundaries, resulting in a kaleidoscope of sound.

Authors Gamze Kubaşık and Semiya Şimşek, whose fathers were murdered by the NSU terror cell, will read from their book 'Our Pain is Our Strength'. They will discuss their experiences and their ongoing fight against forgetting, as part of the International Weeks Against Racism more info

Semiya and Gamze were fourteen and twenty years old when their fathers were murdered by the right-wing extremist terror cell 'National Socialist Underground' (NSU). The murders tore them from their previous lives, and the prejudgment by the police and public disinterest hit them with full force. In 'Our Pain is Our Strength', they recount the events of that time and how they developed immense strength together, enabling them to fight to this day—against forgetting and for a future without exclusion. For the reading of their book and an exchange with the audience, authors Gamze Kubaşık and Semiya Şimşek, along with co-author Christine Werner, are coming to Munich for the first time as part of the International Weeks Against Racism.

This reading group delves into the theoretical and practical struggles of the New Left in the 1960s and 70s, which heavily influenced the foundations of today's Left. The group will critically reflect on positions from the New Left, examining what continues to resonate, what has been forgotten, and how the contemporary Left may be falling behind previously gained insights more info

Texts will be read in advance and discussed collectively. New participants are welcome at any time, and no prior knowledge is expected, as the reading group aims for a collaborative understanding of the texts. The event is part of a 6-week program on the "New Left" that includes film screenings and reading groups.

The singer Sophia Axtmann and pianist Tizian Jost present a duo program blending jazz, soul, and modern influences. In a reduced setting, an intense musical dialogue unfolds, allowing space for subtle nuances, improvisation, and personal interpretation. Jazz standards meet soulful timbres and contemporary songs, sometimes playful, sometimes melancholic, always close to expression. An evening full of musical intimacy, depth, and spontaneous moments

Utopia, modernism, punk, subversion, war and a bunch of questions more info

A musical trip by balkaNet e.V. through the Yugoslavian past into the here & now. YUdèjàVU is a journey through the pop culture of Yugoslavia from 1950 to the present day. Before the collapse of Yugoslavia, the society of the non-aligned multi-ethnic state was steeped in subversive ideas: Punk rock and avant-garde were not a marginal phenomenon here, but mainstream. How could a society characterised by awakening and tangible utopias slide into war and genocide? And what do these questions do to the survivors? The Munich-based group balkaNet e.V. brings together people from different population groups in the former Yugoslavia. Those who organise there believe in overcoming nationalism and in the utopia of multi-religious and non-religious coexistence. Nevertheless, they all need a lifetime to understand what happened back then. YUdèjàVu approaches the answers in an unconventional, personal and approachable way, based on the history of the Yugoslav pop and rock scene. It survived the collapse of the state. As a result, the music took on a trans-Yugoslavian identity and spread throughout the world in diasporic contexts. Let us now let it resound in the Werkraum of the Münchner Kammerspiele. Because it tells us far more about our present than we realise.

, MKO more info

A mystical-energetic power beyond tonality unfolds at the beginning of the concert evening in the 2014 drum solo by composer Yiran Zhao. The work's title 'Joik' refers to the traditional singing of the Sami in Scandinavia, with which knowledge and stories are passed on for generations. Toshio Hosokawa also stands for such an inter- and intracultural search for clues. In his music, he often traces the old Noˆ theater from his native Japan in order to question it with quiet reduction, noisy sound action and large-scale drama. Composed for the birth of the soloist Veronika Eberle's child, in his violin concerto 'Genesis' from 2020 he lets the solo violin wander through a tonal primal scene as a searching, sensitive person. The concert introduction with Franz Anton Peter takes place at 7:15 p.m. in the hall. With: Mathias Lachenmayr (percussion), MKO

ALLESS.'s first tour, 'Wo ALLESS. beginnt Tour,' coincides with the release of his debut album, promising an evening of intense emotions and lasting memories with his authentic and profound music more info

The "Wo ALLESS. beginnt Tour" is ALLESS.'s first own tour, making it particularly special. This tour will also mark the debut of ALLESS.'s first album, which will be released parallel to the tour start. This promises intense emotions and lasting memories. With his authentic, profound music that touches the heart and his approachable and warm demeanor, ALLESS. will transport visitors to his tour into another world that no one has experienced before.

Hertz Kollektiv performs at Unter Deck

Concert by solo artist Raquel Mirra Santos, performing unique cover versions of pop songs to support flood-affected families and businesses in her Portuguese hometown. Donations welcome more info

Raquel Mirra Santos is a solo artist who captivates audiences with her guitar and voice, creating unique cover versions of popular pop songs. Originally from Portugal, Raquel has been living in Munich for five years. Through her project "Akustik für Alcácer," she aims to support families and small businesses in her hometown in Portugal that were affected by winter floods. All proceeds from her concert will be donated to this cause.

25th International Short Film Festival Munich more info

The 25th edition of the BUNTER HUND International Short Film Festival in Munich.

Punk/HC concert evening with KMAT (Emo/Rap), Bunkerhüren (Punk), and Brettern (Lofi-Noisepunk). Entry by donation more info

The BLACK RAT COLLECTIVE, a non-profit DIY concert crew from Munich, hosts a Punk/HC concert evening. This event aims to provide a platform for a progressive, non-commercial subculture, accessible to everyone regardless of financial situation. Entry is based on donations, with the surplus going directly to the bands. The collective emphasizes a rejection of discrimination. The evening will feature three bands from Munich: KMAT (Emo/Rap), Bunkerhüren (Punk), and Brettern (Lofi-Noisepunk).

Pablo Struff, one of Munich's most exciting jazz talents, presents contemporary jazz with his trio. Experience an organic interplay of melody, harmony, and improvisational freedom more info

Influenced by Miles Davis and Keith Jarrett, pianist Pablo Struff is a remarkable talent. With his trio, featuring Ida Koch on bass and Jakob Marsmann on drums, he creates contemporary jazz born from the moment. This performance is part of the 'Unheard' concert series, which provides a platform for promising young musicians. The series, which has had previous successes, continues at Einstein Kultur, offering a stage for award-winning musicians to present their new projects.

South African drummer Tumi Mogorosi presents his work 'Group Theory: Black Music', a powerful and vibrant exploration of Black music's connection to liberation and cultural identity more info

Black music has always been about liberation, telling again and again of the painful experience of slavery, of violence and oppression against people of color. But it is also a magnificent testimony to cultural identity. South African drummer Tumi Mogorosi has dedicated his work Group Theory: Black Music to this complex of themes. It develops an immense power, an incredible spin and a fascinating colorfulness, has a liveliness that can hardly leave anyone cold. The vital jazz scene of Johannesburg was and is Tumi Mogorosi's musical home. Lineup: Tumi Mogorosi (dr), Alice Leggett (as), Josiah Woodson (tp), Teis Semey (git), Neil Charles (b). Admission: €32, Students/Pupils: €16, Members: €16.

A concert featuring KELPY CATHEDRAL, 3a3h3n3d3i, CY X, and DJs xoxosasha and SOFTviolet more info

A concert featuring KELPY CATHEDRAL (New York), described as "skronked out t-pop" with "high-velocity transgender reckoning." Also performing are 3a3h3n3d3i (Leipzig), a "trans non binary scream angel performing harsh dark fast ecstatohymns," CY X, a "perverted pop-star," xoxosasha, an "upcoming DJ in the underground club scene in Munich," and SOFTviolet, whose sound blends "cinematic IDM-/Glitchcore-Beats" with hypnotic rhythms. Admission is at 19:30, with the concert starting at 20:30. Tickets are available at the evening box office by donation.

Sloe Paul live: Psych-folk, experimental singer/songwriter music from Paul Abbrecht and his five-piece band more info

In the twilight between sleep and waking, Sloe Paul's music seems woven from the fine threads of a dream. On repeated listening, however, earthly references can also be found. The equally catchy and idiosyncratic mélange can at best be described as psych-folk, experimental singer/songwriter. The warm, narrative quality of the melodies and a multi-layered instrumentation are reminiscent of pop music of past decades, but find their very own way in surprising twists. On stage, a five-piece band meanders with playful ease between ethereal soundscapes and energetic drive. Sloe Paul is the solo project of Paul Abbrecht. The Sloe Paul Live Band consists of: Marius Schwingel (bass), Tim Bohner (drums), Marcus Schreiter (guitar), Marius Moses Alsleben (synths, guitar, vocals), Paul Abbrecht (piano, vocals).

25th International Short Film Festival Munich more info

The 25th edition of the BUNTER HUND International Short Film Festival in Munich.

An Eid Get Together featuring culinary delights, a DJ, and a children's program more info

This event marks the end of Ramadan and offers food, baklava, and tea for everyone. The program includes activities for children, opportunities for chats, and music from various friend DJs.

Join a workshop to form a band, learn various instruments, and jam together. No prior musical experience is needed. The event is free, but donations are welcome more info

In this workshop, we will form our own band. We will get to know different instruments and learn how to play them together in a jam session and improvise with each other. We can use effects to change our voice and learn the basics of sound recording to record our own songs. Rock, Pop, Hip-Hop, Punk or Electro – or we invent our own genre! No musical experience or technical prior knowledge required! The event is free, but donations are welcome. No registration is required, but space is limited.

Join an open DJ workshop with DJ Cosimoto, suitable for both beginners and advanced participants. Explore various bass genres in a free, donation-based session more info

DJ Cosimoto, a Munich-based DJ, has been creating bass-heavy evenings in clubs since 2019. Her club-hybrid sound spans various bass genres, including deep Dubstep, Grime, Baile Funk, Baltimore Club, DnB, and Acid-Breaks. Her sets are characterized by deep, hypnotic basslines and energetic rhythms. She is a member of the Drum and Bass collective TimeTripping and has supported artists like TMSV, Napes, Tina Tokio, and Schlachthofbronx. The workshop is free of charge, with donations welcome, and no registration is required, though space is limited.

Join the "Offene Ö_Koch Werkstatt" with artist-chefs Toshio Kusaba, Youlee Ku & friends. Everything becomes an experience, sometimes even a performance. What's cooked? Almost always vegetarian, mostly vegan, always spontaneous more info

Join the "Offene Ö_Koch Werkstatt" with artist-chefs Toshio Kusaba, Youlee Ku & friends. Everything becomes an experience, sometimes even a performance. What's cooked? Almost always vegetarian, mostly vegan, always spontaneous. Surprise, surprise! Definitely together with you. And if you have something in the fridge that needs to be used, bring it along. At Färberei, it will definitely find experimental use and happy recipients!

Beat to Post-Punk more info

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25th International Short Film Festival Munich more info

The 25th edition of the BUNTER HUND International Short Film Festival in Munich.

Information event for Locals & Newcomers, fostering personal encounters and community building for an active, diverse, and inclusive immigration society more info

Start with a Friend creates personal encounters between people – in 1:1 tandems and local communities. The initiative brings together people from different countries with and without refugee and/or immigration experience. The vision is an active immigration society that lives its diversity, where all people feel recognized and participate equally. The program promotes personal encounters, qualified commitment, and spaces for education, participation, and empowerment, thereby facilitating arrival, strengthening individuals, social cohesion, and democracy. In Munich, individuals can become tandem partners or part of the community and participate in regular events. Information evenings provide an opportunity to learn more about the program and get answers to any questions.

Utopia, modernism, punk, subversion, war and a bunch of questions more info

A musical trip by balkaNet e.V. through the Yugoslavian past into the here & now. YUdèjàVU is a journey through the pop culture of Yugoslavia from 1950 to the present day. Before the collapse of Yugoslavia, the society of the non-aligned multi-ethnic state was steeped in subversive ideas: Punk rock and avant-garde were not a marginal phenomenon here, but mainstream. How could a society characterised by awakening and tangible utopias slide into war and genocide? And what do these questions do to the survivors? The Munich-based group balkaNet e.V. brings together people from different population groups in the former Yugoslavia. Those who organise there believe in overcoming nationalism and in the utopia of multi-religious and non-religious coexistence. Nevertheless, they all need a lifetime to understand what happened back then. YUdèjàVu approaches the answers in an unconventional, personal and approachable way, based on the history of the Yugoslav pop and rock scene. It survived the collapse of the state. As a result, the music took on a trans-Yugoslavian identity and spread throughout the world in diasporic contexts. Let us now let it resound in the Werkraum of the Münchner Kammerspiele. Because it tells us far more about our present than we realise.

An evening of live music featuring three punk bands: Schwindel (Berlin), Stumbling Politely (Vienna), and Leerlauf (Munich) more info

An evening featuring three bands. Schwindel from Berlin plays rough, unpolished discourse-punk with a dystopian undertone. Stumbling Politely from Vienna plays across the boundaries of garage to pop punk, from indie to midtempo. Leerlauf from Munich delivers a plea for enjoyable idleness with their queer and feminist DIY (Post) Punk. Food and bar will be available from 20:00, with the concert starting at 21:00.

A fusion of theatre, cabaret, and music with Maximilian Schafroth 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. Schafroth, known for his sharp and tender perspective, brings the world of the farm and everyday life in the state capital to the stage. The play examines the pressure to adapt or be replaced, whether in rural or urban settings, suggesting that the dramas of village life are not so different from those in the city. The Kammerspiele ensemble merges with Maximilian Schafroth’s team to create a musical theatre experience ranging from Allgäu blues to traditional trio singing. This production continues the Kammerspiele's tradition of combining drama and political cabaret. Maximilian Schafroth, who began his stage career in youth theatre at Kammerspiele, has also toured with his own show, played the Lenten Preacher at Nockherberg, and voiced Pumuckl.

Live music event featuring Kommando Hörsturz and Clubsport

der/gelbe/klang more info

As part of the carte jaune! format, der/gelbe/klang regularly hands over the musical helm – and invites outstanding artists to curate a program for the regular line-up. With Enno Poppe, the ensemble welcomes one of the most formative minds of the contemporary music scene. As a composer and conductor, Poppe has played a decisive role in shaping the music scene of the last two decades. For carte jaune!, Enno Poppe has designed a program that reflects both his personal signature and his aesthetic openness. At the center is his own work 'Laub' – a multi-layered, breathing sound sculpture in which tonal ramifications and distortions spread organically. This is contrasted by two extraordinary positions in contemporary music: 'early life' by Hector Parra is a piece that deals with the emergence of life – biologically, philosophically, musically. The Irish composer Ann Cleare presents 'luna/lithe/laire', a work that oscillates between light and shadow, clarity and disappearance. With: Enno Poppe (conductor), Ensemble der/gelbe/klang

Swiss artist Pina Palau presents her second album, 'Get A Dog'. Accompanied by her band, she delivers music inspired by greats like Adrienne Lenker, Julia Jacklin, and Phoebe Bridgers, featuring dark fuzz guitars and melodic bass lines more info

Pina Palau has always been interested in unvarnished humanity—motivations, emotions, and stories that shape our lives. This curiosity led her to study medicine, aiming to research the human psyche as a psychiatrist. However, this plan had to wait as her debut album «Illusion,» including the hit single «Jupi,» was created simultaneously. Before she knew it, the Swiss artist found herself driving her tour bus across Europe instead of sitting in a psychiatrist's chair. Performances supporting Courtney Barnett or Alex Lahey followed, as well as concerts at the Reeperbahn Festival and Montreux Jazz Festival. She is accompanied by a wonderful band with dark fuzz guitars, melodic bass lines, and a drum set as dry as Pina Palau’s humor. Her second album, «Get A Dog,» was released in early 2024 via Mouthwatering Records. On the new album, Pina Palau dissects everyday stories with the urgent desire to understand how we humans tick. Presented by The Pick, Soundkartell.

"GREY" is a dance theater piece by Sophie Haydee Colindres Zühlke & Serhat "Saïd" Perhat. The performance explores a dystopian world where societies are moving towards political abysses, making dark future visions more credible more info

The performance questions whether isolation, competition, and black-and-white thinking will continue to define our lives, or if new spaces can emerge in the cracks of the old world. Nine performers 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 future city, the individual personalities and stories of the dancers emerge. They seek their own path in a harsh society but gradually begin to approach, influence, and inspire each other, creating a pulsating interplay. The performance combines contemporary dance with urban aesthetics, demonstrating how dance can transform personal stories in urban spaces into a communal experience. The duration is 1 hour and 15 minutes, with no intermission.

25th International Short Film Festival Munich more info

The 25th edition of the BUNTER HUND International Short Film Festival in Munich.

"Ohne Fans" returns and once again brings young Munich artists to the stage, who will create a diverse evening with their different approaches and new projects more info

The event is designed to be genre-crossing and showcases the range of current sounds from the local scene. After the six concert acts, the evening seamlessly transitions into an afterparty. Line-up: Klor (19:00-20:00), Zora (20:00-20:30), Blum (20:45-21:15), Jessica Pham (21:30-22:45), Flora Blubiny (22:15-22:45), Mateo Navarro (23:00-23:30), Blume 3000 (23:45-00:15).

An immersive performance lecture by Sandra Chatterjee & Friends, exploring the connection between racism and smell from everyday prejudices to philosophical traditions. It uses music, dance, and scents to uncover hidden narratives and involves the audience in creating symbolic incense antidotes against racism more info

"Smells of Racism" is an immersive performance lecture by Sandra Chatterjee & Friends, presented as part of the International Weeks Against Racism 2026. The performance delves into the profound and often overlooked connection between racism and smell, exploring its presence from everyday prejudices to philosophical traditions, including the writings of Immanuel Kant. It prompts the audience to consider the hidden scents of sweat, blood, tears, and the systematic historical exploitation of people, particularly in relation to common goods like coffee, tea, and spices, or the daily experiences of marginalized individuals like street cleaners. Through a blend of music, dance, and scents, the performance uncovers these concealed narratives. A central interactive element involves the collective creation of incense mixtures, serving as symbolic antidotes against everyday racism. These antidotes, ranging from empathy (rose) and calm (lavender) to anger (asafoetida) and foresight (laurel), are as diverse as the racist situations encountered in daily life. The performance invites the audience to participate in a continuous process of combating racist structures by smelling existing incense mixtures created with past audiences and crafting a new one for future attendees. Artists and Production Team: Concept and Performance: Sandra Chatterjee, Arko Mukhaerjee, and Kanishka Sarkar. Technical Direction: Friedrich Günther. Illustrations: Avirup Basu. Research and Outside Eye: Theresa Seraphin. Philosophical Input: André Grahle. About the Artists: Sandra Chatterjee: A choreographer and scholar in Culture & Performance and Dance Studies, known for her direct audience interaction. Her projects include choreographic work with scents ("Smells of Racism," "SWEAT - Smells of Labour"), "Noor Inayat Khan - Performance Miniaturen" (2023), "Dance with the Stars #1" (2025), and organizing "CHAKKARs – Moving Interventions." She was selected as an artist for the international exchange and production platform "Freischwimmen" for 2020-2022. Arko Mukhaerjee: A versatile singer and musician prominent in the independent Indian folk music scene. He performs folk songs from Europe, Africa, Latin America, and the South Asian subcontinent, as well as Sufi, Blues, Soul, and various "tribal" music forms from India and Bengal. Kanishka Sarkar: A founding member of "Cactus," one of the first vernacular Bengali Pop/Rock bands, where he played for eleven years, performing over 2000 concerts and securing four record deals with EMI India. Kanishka currently lives and works in Berlin, where he produces music with Ralf Denker.

DJ event featuring MEZCAL (Ruff Plates Records) for the first time in Germany, with Dubrise Soundsystem and Set Ambessa, accompanied by Space Cats projections more info

We are starting the first edition of Dubaffection for 2026 on March 20th with a highlight: MEZCAL – producer, selector & label owner of Ruff Plates Records from Marseille – for the first time in Germany 🔊 Also on the controls: Dubrise Soundsystem and Set Ambessa – Together they provide the finest selections, heavyweight basslines and positive vibes all evening long 🔥 Visually, the evening will be accompanied by the Space Cats, who will transform the room into a vibrating, audiovisual Dub landscape with their projections 👾

A tribute to the legendary saxophonist Pharoah Sanders by Johannes Enders, Joris Teepe, and Gene Calderazzo. Experience a unique take on Spiritual Jazz more info

The term Spiritual Jazz goes back to musicians like Pharaoh Sanders, because when the tenor saxophonist played, it was always as if he was building direct contact with the creator. Johannes Enders, the saxophonist from Weilheim, now bows to this giant who died in 2022. He calls his program with bassist Joris Teepe and drummer Gene Calderazzo "The Creator Has a Masterplan B", in reference to a famous Sanders title. Enders is never tempted to imitate the unique sound of his role model. In his tribute, there are echoes, but otherwise, he remains completely himself. The multi-award-winning saxophonist is considered one of the most versatile and open jazz musicians of his generation. Artists: Johannes Enders (ts), Joris Teepe (b), Gene Calderazzo (dr). Admission: 28€, Students/Pupils 14€, Members: 14€.

Experience the new trio 'MANSA KUNDA' led by Laye Mansa. He combines Afrobeat, M'Balakh, Soul, Jazz, Trance, and Reggae in his music, which he calls M'Belengh. He is joined by Moussa Lô on bass drum and djembe more info

Laye Mansa (guitar, piano, accordion, and vocals) plays 'Mbalax with a mission'. In his music, named M'Belengh (meaning: to flow), he combines Afrobeat, M'Balakh, Soul, Jazz, Trance music, and Reggae. The singer and composer comes from Rufisque, a suburb of Dakar, Senegal. Music has accompanied him since the age of 7 – from building his first own drum set, to performances with his brothers, first balafon lessons and percussion, to his own lyrics and songs. He spent several years in Paris and Morocco, studied marketing and computer science, and was musically inspired by bands like 'Toure Kunda'. He became increasingly involved in social issues such as peace, justice, and the environment. To continue his musical career, he decided to move to Germany in 1984. Here, he wants to bring important African issues closer to people. For years, he has performed in various formations, as a solo artist, with his band, or with other artists. Currently lives in Munich, where, in addition to his musical activities, he also devotes himself to acting and can be seen in Tatort and at the Münchner Kammerspiele. Moussa Lô, bass drummer and djembe player from Senegal.

Friday Jam Session with Street Food Market Orchestra (SFMO) and Tina Menger, featuring original songs and Indie & Soul covers, followed by an open stage more info

The Street Food Market Orchestra (SFMO) featuring musician Tina Menger invites you to a Friday Jam Session at the Glockenbachwerkstatt. They will present their own songs as well as titles from the Indie & Soul genres, followed by an open stage for everyone. Grab your instruments and head to the Glocke!

An evening of alpine-influenced psytrance with artists Giorgio, Noah, sG4rY, Enteramin, Tiara, and Linedancer, featuring booming basses on a Funktion-One system more info

Somewhere between mist, cowbells and mountain spirits - the Alpine region south of Munich has always been a wild mix of sagas, spooks and crazy creatures. Whether it's the Tatzelwurm in Chiemgau or the night folk in Allgäu - here mysticism and madness meet the local psytrance tribes. This is exactly what we are celebrating at the next edition of DEEP, DOWN & DIRTY! This time with two real top-class acts from the "Hüttengaudi": the darkpsy label "Twisted Alps" from Allgäu and the event collective "Alpentrauma" from Chiemgau. Look forward to alpine-influenced sounds and booming basses. All of this, as always, via our much-loved Funktion-One system and for an unbeatable and barrier-free 12 Euro admission - mountain magic included! Artists/Performers: Giorgio (Psychedelic, Kollektiv: Alpentrauma), Noah (Electronica, Bayern, Kollektiv: Twisted Alps), sG4rY (Psy, München, Kollektiv: Sangoma), Enteramin (Psy, Regensburg, Kollektiv: Twisted Alps/Auditory Dedication), Tiara (Psychedelic, Kollektiv: Auditory Dedication), Linedancer (Trance, München, Kollektiv: Deep Down & Dirty).

A party celebrating the popular 'Heated Rivalry' series with its iconic visuals, official soundtrack, and the best queer pop anthems for guaranteed cottage vibes more info

This is an unofficial fan event celebrating the 'Heated Rivalry' series. We are not affiliated with Rachel Reid or the original publishers.

Teecain, Daddy Steelo, and Selekta Jo will be playing records. Expect Reggae, Rub a Dub, Dancehall, Soul, Funk, and Hip Hop – good music only! more info

Teecain, Daddy Steelo und Selekta Jo spielen Platten. Reggae Rub a Dub Dancehall Soul Funk Hip Hop – good music only! Party Vibes Rap Reggae Dancehall Funk Soul.

25th International Short Film Festival Munich more info

The 25th edition of the BUNTER HUND International Short Film Festival in Munich.

Celebrate 25 years of the 'Breakbeat-Action' crew, a staple in Munich's club scene. This anniversary party features Breaks & Bass Music, from Trip Hop to Drum'n'Bass, with the original crew, special guests, and live visuals

An intergenerational movement workshop led by choreographer Cristina D’Alberto and author Jan Geiger. Open to all ages and abilities, it explores movement and narration to express personal stories and connect them to others, focusing on authentic expression and collective physical narratives more info

In preparation for her new project _About TIME – ein generationenübergreifender Körper von Geschichten_ (Premiere July 2026, HP8 Stadtbibliothek), choreographer and movement artist Cristina D’Alberto, together with author Jan Geiger, leads a workshop open to all citizens – regardless of age, experience, or physical abilities. Participants explore movement and narration as a means to express personal stories and relate them to others. The focus is on guided movement exercises that sharpen awareness of one's own "physical signature" – shaped by biography, cultural background, and life experience. Improvisational practices make it possible to experience how memories are stored in the body and how movement can become a form of storytelling. Writing impulses support the reflection of personal memories, which are then translated into movement. Dance experience is not required; the focus is on authenticity and expression rather than technical skills. Another focus is on working together in intergenerational groups. Through exchange, guided improvisations, and choreographic games, participants weave their individual stories into collective physical narratives that bridge differences in age, background, and experience. Accompanying reflections open up space for dialogue about identity, listening, and community. The workshop ends with a joint presentation that makes the collaborative processes visible and creates new collective memories. No dance or writing experience necessary. Artistic Direction: Cristina D’Alberto. Concept and Implementation: Cristina D’Alberto, Jan Geiger. Artistic Production Management: Rat & Tat Kulturbüro. Language: German/English. Tickets: Free admission. Registration (booking a free ticket) is requested. Promoted by the Department of Culture of the City of Munich. Accessibility: Relaxed Performance, Early Boarding, Disabled Parking, Accessible Toilet, Toilet for All.

An inclusive dance event for everyone, regardless of age, ability, or experience more info

Community Dance welcomes young and old, people with and without disabilities, to move to music at their own pace. Participants can dance alone, in pairs, or in groups. The event is free and guided by experienced dance teachers Andrea Marton, Ute Schmitt, and Ralf Otto, who incorporate contemporary dance, improvisation, and DanceAbility© techniques. The event is funded by the Zero programme of the Kulturstiftung des Bundes and the Beauftragte der Bundesregierung für Kultur und die Medien.

25th International Short Film Festival Munich more info

The 25th edition of the BUNTER HUND International Short Film Festival in Munich.

A DJ salon event with the artist to be announced more info

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25th International Short Film Festival Munich more info

The 25th edition of the BUNTER HUND International Short Film Festival in Munich.

An evening dedicated to hip-hop culture, energy, and genuine passion, featuring a lineup of authentic rap artists more info

The "Königsklasse München 2026" is a concert event scheduled for Saturday, March 21, 2026. This marks the second time the Königsklasse event comes to Munich, promising an evening dedicated to hip-hop culture, energy, and genuine passion. It is described as a mandatory event for enthusiasts of authentic rap and handmade sound. The lineup includes: Torch, Toni-L, Main Concept, Mar Stieber (Stieber Twins) & Cora E & Aphroe (RAG), Roger (Blumentopf) & Sixkay, Ferris MC & DJ Stylewars, MC Rene & Figub Brazlevič. An aftershow party with Vorstadt Rockers will take place at the Muffatcafé with free entry.

A celebration marking the end of fasting, featuring bands "The Admission Office" (Funk, Rock, Blues) and "Gleis 11" (Anatolian Psychedelic-Rock), DJs Narkosan and AFROAndina, and a creative workshop more info

Liebe Habibtis & Habibis, wir wollen gemeinsam das Ende der Fastenzeit feiern – alle sind willkommen, mit wunderbaren Bands, köstlichem Essen & Getränken, DJs, einem Workshop und ganz viel guter Energie. Bands: „The Admission Office“ steht für einen kraftvollen, satten Bläsersatz, funky Rhythmen, atemberaubende Improvisationen und gefühlvolle, starke Vocals. Sie spielen Funk so, wie er gespielt werden sollte: mit vielen Instrumenten, in die man hineinbläst, und einer treibenden, soliden Rhythmusgruppe – verfeinert mit ihrer ganz eigenen Note aus Rock- und Blues-Einflüssen. „Gleis 11“ ist eine anatolische Psychedelic-Rock-Band aus München. Ihre Musik erzählt die Reise der türkischen Gastarbeiter, die in den 60er- und 70er-Jahren nach Deutschland kamen – mit Gleis 11 am Münchner Hauptbahnhof als erster Station. Workshop: „Coaching trifft Kunst – Loslassen durch kreativen Ausdruck“ um 17 Uhr (21.03.26, Samstag). Die Teilnahme liegt bei 15€ inkl. Materialkosten. Bar oder PayPal vor Ort. Treffpunkt: In der Glockenbachwerkstatt (1. Stock rechts im Teamzimmer). Bitte mit Voranmeldung per Mail an: coaching.whitefox@gmail.com. DJs: DJ Narkosan (@freihand2020) ab 23:00 Uhr and DJ AFROAndina ab 00:30 Uhr.

From late classical to early romantic. The concerts with the Club of Young Pianists - the youth organization of the Pianists' Club with some of the best young pianists in Germany - have long since left the realm of 'insider tips' and have cult status. This evening begins and ends with Chopin. Twelve-year-old Viola Frings starts brilliantly with Chopin's Etude in C major, then conjures up romantic sounds in the hall with the Nocturne in F-sharp major and concludes her part with an Allegro by Mendelssohn's sister Fanny Hensel. The also twelve-year-old Veronika Grishechkina presents Chopin's Variations brillantes and will demonstrate her motor skills with Saint-Saëns' Toccata in F major. A highlight will be Schubert's great four-hand Fantasy in F minor, which Sara Petz (16) - a loyal member who has often performed with us and was absolutely convincing at the last concert on December 6 - will play with her friend before the intermission. We are very pleased that Konstantin Egensperger (20) is performing in a Pianists' Club concert again after a long time and will be playing Beethoven's famous Pathétique Sonata, among other things. Sebastian Rauch (19), already a full professional, will conclude the evening with Scriabin and Chopin. He won the 'Marble Key' at Simon Gourari's 2024 Youth Piano Podium competition, the highest prize that can be awarded. It has only been awarded eight times in the 20 previous editions, and we are very happy to have won this top pianist for the evening. Polina Spirina will guide you through this special evening with stories about the young artists and introductory words to the program

An evening featuring Fosco (Screamo, Spain), Commuted (Synth-Screamo, Canada), and Uschi (Post-Punk, Munich) more info

An evening featuring three bands: Fosco (Screamo, Spain) - Listen to "TRES ESTACAS" at https://fosco.bandcamp.com/album/tres-estacas; Commuted (Synth-Screamo, Canada) - Listen to "Life is Hell" at https://commuted.bandcamp.com/album/life-is-hell; Uschi (Post-Punk, Munich) - Listen to "eh immer" at https://uschi.bandcamp.com/track/eh-immer. Organizer: Kafe Kult + CoreChaosConcerts.

25th International Short Film Festival Munich more info

The 25th edition of the BUNTER HUND International Short Film Festival in Munich.

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

The performance questions whether isolation, competition, and black-and-white thinking will continue to define our lives, or if new spaces can emerge from the cracks of the old world. The project seeks these in-between spaces, bringing nine individuals together 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 dancers' individual personalities and stories gradually emerge. They seek their own path in a harsh society, slowly approaching each other, influencing one another, and inspiring each other's movements until a pulsating interplay is created. The performance combines contemporary dance with urban aesthetics, demonstrating how dance can transform personal stories in urban spaces into a shared experience. The piece is 1 hour and 15 minutes long with no intermission. Stroboscopic light will be used during the performance.

A fusion of theatre, cabaret, and music with Maximilian Schafroth 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.

Live performance by 'Suspects'

JJ Jones is back with Same Old Song: Highway to Hell, the devilish earworm from ACDC. Experience a diversity of interpretations with at least 14 completely different versions. A great party for the audience and participating musicians alike

Neues Kollektiv München more info

The beginning of spring is the time in the annual cycle when nature begins to bloom and grow again, when people become more awake, more conscious, and the mind stirs. Growth is also a sign of contemporary music: simple structures build on each other, grow and network, play with each other, separate and network further. This can be found in creative thinking and as a formal process, as a growth of the material and in notation-open structures as an interaction between the musicians, right up to the improvisational nature of individual sections. The newly composed works of the NKM move within this spectrum. Each composer of the ensemble, including Christoph Reiserer, Friedemann von Rechenberg, Alexander Strauch, Leon Zmelty and Caio de Azevedo, begins with a structural, formal or content-related germ cell and will let it grow and network between the musicians. With: NKM – Neues Kollektiv München

Suzan Çakar's relaxed dance course prepares us for Nowrouz. Step into the circle: movement meets history! Kurdish folk dance is community, resistance, and storytelling more info

A popular occasion to step into the circle is the New Year festival Newroz. We celebrate this on March 21st with a big party concert in the Werkraum of the Kammerspiele (under its Persian name Nowrouz). At the Habibi Kiosk, you can practice dances, have fun, and learn about the background. Our dance teacher Suzan Çakar makes it clear for everyone: beginners, advanced dancers, wheelchair dancers, cognitively impaired people, world champions — everyone is welcome in our barrier-free kiosk. Here we dance to rarely seen Kurdish music cassettes. To this day, they are only sold under the counter in Turkey. Before YouTube and music streaming, due to the ban on the Kurdish language, the vast majority of Kurdish music production had to resort to the handy cassette format.

Saxophonist Jon Irabagon presents 'Rising Sun,' a musical road trip inspired by his journey through American national parks during the summer of 2020 more info

Inspired by a trip through American national parks as lockdowns eased, saxophonist Jon Irabagon translates his experiences into the sound of his program 'Rising Sun.' This musical road trip serves as an epic travel diary, reflecting not only the surreal landscapes he witnessed but also his personal thoughts and feelings during the pandemic. For Irabagon, these compositions were a form of liberation from darker, dystopian thoughts. Known for his prolific and versatile work, including with the formation Mostly Other People Do The Killing, Irabagon presents a deeply personal and evocative performance. Line-up: Jon Irabagon (sax), Matt Mitchell (p, keys), Chris Lightcap (e-bass), Sam Ospovat (dr).

Nouruz celebration at Werkraum

You’re invited to a dance laboratory. DJ g1rlontop will be in control of the frequencies, moving through Baltimore Club, Jersey Club, Footwork, and all those bass mutations more info

You're invited to MAD ODYSEE, where the venue will be transformed into a dance laboratory. DJ g1rlontop will be spinning frequencies, moving through Baltimore Club, Jersey Club, Footwork, and various bass mutations, with a tempo of 130–160 BPM. Expect fast feet, high ceilings, heavy bass, and a sweaty, joyful experience as the rhythm takes over. Attendees are encouraged to come early, stay late, and bring people who can handle bass and tempo.

25th International Short Film Festival Munich more info

The 25th edition of the BUNTER HUND International Short Film Festival in Munich.

A night filled with dark, danceable, and timeless wave, post-punk, and synth classics. From The Cure to Depeche Mode to Joy Division, we celebrate the greatest anthems of the 80s

An evening of powerful Drum 'n' Bass with a hand-picked line-up featuring heavy breakbeats and cutting-edge sound design more info

Bassheads, get ready! DRUM’N’BASED 3 is rolling in and will push Sunny Red to its limits once again. Expect powerful drops, cutting-edge sound design, and heavy breakbeats. This event promises the finest of the finest with a hand-picked line-up, making it a must-attend for all true DnB underground connoisseurs. The line-up includes Berlin legends, monoliths of the Munich scene, and international artists from Ukraine and the UK. There's something for every taste, from euphoric dancefloor moments and jump-up energy to modern neuro and new-school sounds. The TukTuk Soundsystem will ensure your eardrums are thoroughly polished. Line-up: FRAKTVRED, Phenom, Winterflood, phasebound, KamiKatze, Polaster, Dubshroud, Sonya K.

An intergenerational movement workshop by Cristina D’Alberto, open to all citizens regardless of age, experience, or physical abilities. Participants explore movement and narration to express personal stories and connect them to others, focusing on authentic expression and collective physical narratives more info

In preparation for her new project _About TIME – an intergenerational body of stories_ (Premiere July 2026, HP8 City Library), choreographer and movement artist Cristina D’Alberto, together with author Jan Geiger, leads a workshop open to all citizens. Participants explore movement and narration as a means to express personal stories. The focus is on guided movement exercises that sharpen awareness of one's own "physical signature." Improvisational practices allow experiencing how memories are stored in the body and how movement can become storytelling. Writing impulses support the reflection of personal memories, which are then translated into movement. No dance experience is required; the focus is on authenticity. Another focus is on working together in intergenerational groups. Through exchange and guided improvisations, participants weave their individual stories into collective physical narratives. The workshop ends with a joint presentation. No dance or writing experience necessary. Artistic Direction: Cristina D’Alberto | Concept and Implementation: Cristina D’Alberto, Jan Geiger | Artistic Production Management: Rat & Tat Kulturbüro. Funded by the Cultural Department of the City of Munich.

Concert by A Bunch of Birds

A public laboratory intervention by CHAKKARs - Moving Interventions, featuring seven BIPoC artists. It explores how dance, body, and movement can create spaces for new images, narratives, and futures, presenting poetic and visionary moments to collectively imagine decolonizing counterpoints more info

"Magical Visions | Decolonizing Turns" is a public laboratory intervention that focuses less on analytical criticism and more on designing decolonizing counterpoints through performed "magical visions." Seven BIPoC artists from the CHAKKARs network will meet in an internal, non-public laboratory to develop short performative interventions. These will be publicly presented for the first time on Sunday, March 22, 2026. The artistic works build on the network and archives that CHAKKARs has continuously built and maintained since 2019. The central question is how dance, body, and movement can become spaces in which new images, narratives, and futures emerge. Instead of explanatory discourses, poetic, sensual, and visionary moments are in the foreground, inviting dreaming, reflection, and collective imagination. The invited artists develop short interventions that make utopias performatively tangible and, for a moment, leave fear, violence, discrimination, and racism behind. The performances focus on reduction and concentration on the essential: body, movement, and presence. This creates – temporarily – a paradisiacal space in which toxic exclusion is abolished and body, movement, and collective imagination are celebrated. "Magical Visions | Decolonizing Turns" sees itself as an invitation to jointly develop visions and to try out alternative forms of coexistence. Organizers/Performers: CHAKKARs - Moving Interventions. Event Type: Public Laboratory Intervention, Performance, Dance, Discourse, Installation, Early Boarding, Relaxed Performance. Funding: Funded by the Cultural Department of the City of Munich. This event/project is made possible by the Bavarian State Association for Contemporary Dance (BLZT) with funds from the Bavarian State Ministry for Science and Art. Accessibility: Relaxed Performance, Early Boarding, Disabled Parking, Guide dogs allowed.

25th International Short Film Festival Munich more info

The 25th edition of the BUNTER HUND International Short Film Festival in Munich.

An open singing workshop for all ages, led by Rahel Comtesse and Veronika Lindner. No prior musical knowledge is required more info

Rahel Comtesse and Veronika Lindner will accompany participants with ukulele and guitar on a fun musical journey. This is an inclusive event for everyone, including friends, neighbors, couples, singles, grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, parents, and playmates. Attendees can gather at Import Export from 13:00 for coffee and cake before the singing begins. The communal singing session will take place from 14:00 until approximately 16:30, with the workshop specifically running from 15:00 to 16:30. The café will remain open until 17:30.

25th International Short Film Festival Munich more info

The 25th edition of the BUNTER HUND International Short Film Festival in Munich.

SSIO is back with a new album and a tour, promising a show full of head-nodding tracks from one of the country's most intense live rappers more info

SSIO is back – and he wants all or nothing. A decade in King-of-Rap-status is apparently not enough for him. With a new album, jewelry as golden and radiant as the sun and a velour Burberry jogger, the freshest Kabuli returns to the stage. Anyone who has seen SSIO live in the last ten years knows what to expect: a catalog packed with head-nodding tracks from one of the country's most intense live rappers. It's not for nothing that his shows are always sold out in no time.

25th International Short Film Festival Munich more info

The 25th edition of the BUNTER HUND International Short Film Festival in Munich.

Voice & Daxophone more info

Phil Minton, perhaps the best-known singer of free improvisation, is known for his remarkable extended vocal techniques, which encompass the entire spectrum of human expression: from simple breathing, murmuring, grumbling and whispering to whistling, burping and rattling, screaming and moaning, from shrill highs to booming lows, all part of his vocabulary. Kriton Beyer, in turn, uses his still rather obscure instrument, the daxophone, in an extremely voice-like manner, often imitating human and animal sounds and speech patterns that seem to be built into the nature and character of the instrument. The two voices complement each other equally, without one ever obscuring the other. They move gracefully somewhere between the animal and the human, sometimes comical and grotesque, sometimes subtle and fragile, in an intuitive musical exchange of blows between two multifaceted voices of different kinds. Improvisation at its finest! With: Phil Minton (voice), Kriton Beyer (daxophone)

Live music performance by Corduroy County

A jam session led by bassist Ilan Gold, focusing on genuine musical expression. Newcomers are welcome more info

The Jam Sessions in March are led by bassist Ilan Gold. Beginners are always welcome. Those who join Gold and his bands on stage should know that he is primarily concerned with honesty, truth, and authenticity – regardless of whether he brings his own compositions or uses standards from the Great American Songbook as basic material. Phrases, clichés, and superficialities have no place in the music of this instrumentalist specializing in deep tones. This attitude of Ilan Gold was also evident in the band Acoustic Hammer, in the trio Chanson & Jazz, or in the formation Extra Teeth. So let's look forward to jams that are about the truth and nothing but the truth.

25th International Short Film Festival Munich more info

The 25th edition of the BUNTER HUND International Short Film Festival in Munich.

The documentary film "KEIN LAND FÜR NIEMAND" follows Europe's policy towards refugees in the Mediterranean over the last ten years, highlighting the role of voluntary sea rescuers and the impact of anti-migrant laws more info

The documentary film "KEIN LAND FÜR NIEMAND" (Germany 2025, directed by Max Ahrens and Maik Lüdemann, 111 min, HD Digital) follows the development of Europe's policy towards refugees in the Mediterranean over the last ten years. It highlights how state aid on escape routes has ceased, leading to voluntary sea rescuers stepping in, who are often powerless. Conversely, European states finance violent actions, such as those by the Libyan coast guard attacking boats with refugees, and pass anti-migrant laws. The partisan film aims to provoke with uncompromising images and a sequence of particularly drastic political decisions and speeches, which it succeeds in doing. The film is part of the "Internationale Wochen gegen Rassismus" (International Weeks Against Racism).

An open orchestra for everyone to make music, sing, and rehearse together, fostering encounters between generations and cultures. No musical background is necessary more info

The Community Music Orchestra is an open invitation for curious individuals of all ages to make music, sing, try out instruments, write and arrange musical pieces and songs, and rehearse 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. It is an open offer, and no supervisory duty is assumed. Accessibility: Barrier-free access, but no barrier-free toilets. Cost: Free participation. Contact/Registration: Phone: 0173 3805615, Email: community-orchester@gmx.de. Leadership: Marja Burchard (Express Brass Band / Embryo), Wolfi Schlick (Express Brass Band).

An evening of diversity and encounters where cultural guests present short personal contributions in music, poetry, and performance more info

Ein Abend voller Vielfalt und Begegnungen: Kulturgäste präsentieren kurze persönliche Beiträge aus Musik, Poetry und Performance. Die Open Stage ist Teil von KulturRaum München, einer gemeinnützigen Initiative, die Menschen Teilhabe am kulturellen Leben ermöglicht.

A cinematic essay by director Lea Hartlaub about a giraffe, exploring global narratives across continents and centuries more info

Director Lea Hartlaub's cinematic essay uses the giraffe as a central object to tell a global story that spans continents and centuries. This experimental film, which has garnered significant international attention, is unique in both its form and content. Through a purist cinematic language and stage-like tableaus, SR explores humanity and the realities it creates. The film consists of 16 fragmentary episodes, presented in 91 shots across 30 locations, including an island in the West Pacific, a reading room in New York, a ceramics factory near Beijing, and a runway in Niger. The film delves into conjectures, assertions, and the relativity of knowledge, addressing colonial relics, hegemonic structures, appropriation, and the handling of the exotic. The recurring motif of the giraffe appears both directly and peripherally, creating a multi-layered narrative that suggests more than what is immediately visible.

Rotterdam's post-punk sensation Tramhaus delivers energetic shows with a versatile sound from shoegaze to punk rock. Supported by German indie band Lawn Chair more info

Tramhaus, the rising post-punk sensation from Rotterdam, is known for their energetic shows filled with passionate songs. Their versatile and electrifying sound ranges from shoegaze to punk rock. The support act is Lawn Chair, an integral part of the German indie scene. Their debut album, "YOU WANT IT! YOU GOT IT!", explores life in late capitalism, smartphone addiction, and toxic masculinity. The band combines post-punk echoes, uncompromising guitar riffs, pop-driven basslines, and pulsating synthesizers.

Brazilian singer-songwriter Leo Middea returns to Munich with his band to celebrate his new album, blending MPB, Samba, Bossa Nova, and contemporary Brazilian pop more info

Leo Middea returns to Munich for a concert with his complete band to celebrate the release of his new album "Notícias de Puglia". With over 400 performances in 16 countries in recent years and over 20 million streams on Spotify, the Brazilian singer-songwriter has become one of the most active and well-known Brazilian voices in Europe. His music combines Música Popular Brasileira (MPB), Samba, Bossa Nova, and contemporary Brazilian pop. In a warm, heartfelt atmosphere, he connects stories and melodies from Brazil with the world.

The HARD DAYS NIGHT BIGBAND, led by Felix Ecke, pays tribute to legendary bandleader Peter Herbolzheimer. Featuring singer Petra Scheeser and guitarist Paul Brändle, they perform a blend of jazz, funk, Latin, and soul more info

The HARD DAYS NIGHT BIGBAND pays tribute to one of Germany's and Europe's most significant jazz musicians, presenting the music of the legendary bandleader and arranger Peter Herbolzheimer. With his Rhythm Combination & Brass and the legendary Bujazzo, he developed his innovative blend of jazz, funk, Latin, and soul over decades. This results in a diverse program that the HARD DAYS NIGHT BIGBAND, under the direction of FELIX ECKE, brings to the stage with impressive precision and great passion. Two highlights of the evening are the charismatic singer Petra Scheeser with her expressive voice and the renowned and versatile guitarist Paul Brändle. With their broad stylistic range, they create a shared soundscape that transforms Herbolzheimer's musical legacy into a captivating experience with fresh energy, modern groove, and virtuosic joy of playing.

The KÖŞK-CHOR practices every Tuesday. All are welcome to join at any time. The choir is led by musician Manuela Rzytki more info

The KÖŞK-CHOR practices every Tuesday (outside of school holidays). All are 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. Registration: manurzytki@gmx.net.

Levka, a 19-year-old indie-pop artist, blends nostalgia and rock star glamour with a sound that defies clear categorization. Discovered through a demo tape, he crafts songs at his piano, combining writing, composing, and analog recording before perfecting them in the studio more info

How does one get a record deal in 2024 without a single song released and no gigantic social media following? Classically, like in the 90s: with incredible talent and a demo tape. Well, the demo was digital now and no longer a tape. But otherwise, LEVKA's music career started entirely in the spirit of the good old days, and somehow that also fits the sound of the 19-year-old, who always has a certain nostalgia and glamour of past rock star eras. He financed the demo himself. "There were three songs on it, all of which still sounded very raw, but for 200€ you can't complain," jokes LEVKA, whose real name is Levin, when he remembers his first musical creations, which ultimately opened the doors to the music industry for him despite their rawness. An acquaintance knew an acquaintance, who in turn knew a manager, who in turn knew an A&R – long story short: Levka's demo finally landed at Sony Music and immediately caused a stir there. The raw demo revealed a raw diamond that could already be seen glittering and shining. He signed his record deal, and as fate would have it, LEVKA went viral with an audio clip on the same day. It seems the universe has a plan for the young indie-pop star in the making. Such talent, of course, does not arise in a vacuum. Diamonds need a certain pressure to form. Levin was sent to a music school by his mother at the age of four. "That was actually like a kind of playgroup, only with flutes and drums instead of shovels and molds," he describes this first contact with music. No matter! In his Estonian mother's upbringing, early musical education was a must to train the mind. After the playgroup, ten years of piano lessons followed. Today, LEVKA plays the piano perfectly and, among other things, the guitar, and he repeatedly points to his mother's help, that he persevered and thus, over time, wasable to discover more and more that music might be what not only prepared him for a successful life but could BE his life. "Of course, my mother actually wanted me to study and become a doctor or something. Last year I also wanted to start training as a physiotherapist. But I don't think that will happen now," laughs LEVKA. Instead, it's now: sessions in the studio in Trier, LEVKA's hometown, which his management is currently finishing for him, among other things, and of course also at the home piano, where all his song sketches actually originate. The ideas come to him everywhere. In the children's room, on the way to the supermarket, in the bathroom, of course. After the idea, it usually proceeds in the same way: LEVKA sits down at the piano and refines the melody, then comes the text. "My music is created from writing, composing, and recording exclusively analog. I write every song at the piano in my home and record it with the iPhone's memo function," he says with a laugh. Professional dilettantism in all its beauty. Then it's perfected in the studio. Just like in the 90s. If he had to describe his sound, LEVKA keeps it simple: somewhere between indie and pop. You can't clearly categorize him, as each song sounds a little different. In 2024, fortunately, you don't have to define yourself clearly anymore. Especially not in music. But what can LEVKA offer the indie-pop scene that it doesn't already have? "The combination of text, voice, and music doesn't exist like mine," he answers after a few thoughtful seconds of consideration. And because he is a humble king, LEVKA quickly adds: "That doesn't mean that what I do is better! But my writing is not as commercially oriented as the sound of the music would suggest. I bring in a new mix of opposites." When asked how he wants to be perceived as an artist, LEVKA answers, this time without long hesitation: "Oh, just as a guy who can sing and make music a little well." And then he laughs his shy laugh again. We said it: humble King.

DJ FM spins at Unter Deck

"SR" is a cinematic essay by Lea Hartlaub, using the giraffe as a central motif to explore humanity and created realities across continents and centuries more info

The film delves into assumptions, colonial relics, and the relativity of knowledge through 16 fragmented episodes in 30 locations. This internationally acclaimed film experiment is unique in its form and content. Through a puristic cinematic language and theatrical tableaus, "SR" explores humanity and the realities it creates. The film features 16 fragmented episodes across 91 shots in 30 locations, including an island in the West Pacific, a reading room in New York, a ceramic factory near Beijing, and a runway in Niger. The screening will be followed by a film discussion with director Lea Hartlaub.

Bassist Joe Sanders presents his album 'Parallels' with a star-studded quartet, reinterpreting his role from groove supplier to soloist. He is joined by Seamus Blake, Plume, and Gregory Hutchinson more info

It is said of parallels that they meet at infinity. With bassist Joe Sanders, it's much faster, as his album Parallels proves. In his compositions, the musician, who lives in France and comes from Milwaukee, reinterprets his role with each piece, sometimes as the groove supplier, sometimes as the soloist who always sings in unison what he plays, or the one who sets the melody. For many, Joe Sanders was already the musical backbone, the player who laid the foundation. Charles Lloyd, Ambrose Akinmusire, and Gerald Clayton have trusted his rhythmic expertise. He staffed his Parallels band with some of the most interesting musicians of their generation: Canadian tenorist Seamus Blake, altoist Plume, and drummer Gregory Hutchinson.

Singen mit kundiger Klavierbegleitung - alle Stimmen sind willkommen! Keine Voranmeldung erforderlich

Learn everything you need to know about becoming a green sponsor and gardening on public roadside greenery. This workshop covers area selection, plant choices, and how the city supports you more info

Want to make the city bloom and contribute to biodiversity? As a green patron, you can plant a roadside green strip or a tree disk in front of your house. The city of Munich supports you with a package of native, insect-friendly plants. This workshop teaches you about gardening on public land, choosing a suitable area, planning your bed, selecting additional plants, and obtaining tools. Discover how green sponsorship connects neighbors through gardening. Please register via email. Admission is free, but donations are welcome. This planning workshop can be booked independently of the practical workshop.

Conversation concert with Viktoriia Vitrenko more info

This solo project by the Ukrainian singer and conductor Viktoriia Vitrenko was developed in 2021 as a protest against the then arrest of the Belarusian freedom fighter and pianist Maria Kalesnikava, a friend of the singer. It takes us into the limbo of waiting, the limbus, and the impossibility of acting. With music by Agata Zubel, Alla Zagaykevych, Yin Wang, Sven Ingo Koch and Maxim Shalygin. With: Viktoriia Vitrenko (vocals, piano), Salome Kammer (moderation) ADMISSION FREE

A music-related quiz event more info

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Ami Lyons combines British songwriting with a captivating live sound. The singer, with roots in Cambridge (UK) and living in Nuremberg, brings a unique mix of folk, pop, and half-rap to the stage more info

Ami Lyons combines British songwriting with a captivating live sound. The singer, with roots in Cambridge (UK) and living in Nuremberg, brings a unique mix of folk, pop, and half-rap to the stage. Her voice is powerful, expressive, and emotional. Her songs are varied, groovy, and captivating. Concerts by Ami Lyons are more than entertainment – they are an experience full of dynamics, surprises, and closeness to the audience. Admission is free. Donations for the musicians are welcome.

A cinematic essay by director Lea Hartlaub about a giraffe, exploring global narratives across continents and centuries more info

Director Lea Hartlaub's cinematic essay uses the giraffe as a central object to tell a global story that spans continents and centuries. This experimental film, which has garnered significant international attention, is unique in both its form and content. Through a purist cinematic language and stage-like tableaus, SR explores humanity and the realities it creates. The film consists of 16 fragmentary episodes, presented in 91 shots across 30 locations, including an island in the West Pacific, a reading room in New York, a ceramics factory near Beijing, and a runway in Niger. The film delves into conjectures, assertions, and the relativity of knowledge, addressing colonial relics, hegemonic structures, appropriation, and the handling of the exotic. The recurring motif of the giraffe appears both directly and peripherally, creating a multi-layered narrative that suggests more than what is immediately visible.

A "Mittwochskafe" (Wednesday Cafe) featuring the band "Guts Pie Earshot"

A live music event featuring Angel K. and Andi Britz

A discussion and lecture on gender at the intersections of art, culture, politics, and science, featuring author Fikri Anıl Altıntaş on Muslim men, masculinity, and media narratives more info

"Gender Salon" is a series of events focusing on creative, subversive, and productive engagements with the topic of gender at the intersections of art, (pop) culture, politics, and science. The event encourages participants to explore new perspectives and deviate from conventional paths. This specific evening features Fikri Anıl Altıntaş (author) discussing "Muslim Men, Masculinity, and Media – On the Construction and Function of Narratives." The event will delve into the media representation of migrant-marked masculinities in journalism, film, and pop culture, with a focus on stereotypical narratives that link masculinity, violence, and foreignness, and their political impact. The discussion aims to question these images and explore diversity, representation, and gender equality in a post-migrant society. Fikri Anıl Altıntaş is an author and essayist who works on antifeminism and the (de)construction of migrant-marked masculinities. He writes for publications such as DIE ZEIT and Deutschlandfunk Kultur, combining autobiographical perspectives with societal analyses.

Fish'n Blues concert with PG Petricca, a master of archaic acoustic Delta Blues. Fish will be served at 19:00 more info

PG Petricca is a representative of archaic blues, acoustic blues, played on the street, in small clubs or at specialized festivals. A busker career that reflects the philosophy of true bluesmen: free from any musical constraints and able to entertain the audience. He has developed his own way of evoking emotions with the resophonic guitar, thanks to his intensive study of Delta Blues masters like Charlie Patton, Bukka White, Furry Lewis and Mississippi Fred McDowell. After the experience with the Papa Leg Band, PG met Marco Tinari, with whom he started the Papa Leg Acoustic Duo adventure in 2005. Together they brought the Mississippi Delta Blues sound to the most important Italian and international festivals. They toured Europe, including Poland, Finland, Switzerland and Holland, as well as the United States, especially Mississippi and Tennessee. They collaborated with numerous artists, including Jimbo Mathus, Olga Munding, Rich Del Grosso, Bill Abel, Jon Short and Elam McNight, and recorded two highly acclaimed CDs: Railroad Blues from 2007 and Back To Mississippi from 2009. In 2011, PG began his solo career and has been constantly on the blues roads ever since. Back in the studio, he first worked as a guest of Paola Ronci, then of the Jona's Blues Band, until he finally released his first solo album At Home, which was released in 2015 and was a great success with the specialist press. This success continued with the album Tales And Other Stories from 2016. After a collaboration with Gipsy Rufina on an album with folk-blues influences in the dialect of the Fucino and Rieti regions in 2020, he released his third solo album Bad Days in October 2021.

Dave Holland and Lionel Loueke, two musicians from different worlds, are united in their belief that music transcends all boundaries and speaks a universal language. Their album "United" reflects this philosophy more info

These two instrumentalists instinctively react to each other, constantly learning and creating something new together. They have previously collaborated in various constellations before successfully performing as a duo. Herbie Hancock once praised Lionel Loueke's unique guitar playing, noting how the African musician has opened up a new dimension for jazz guitar with his diverse tunings, rhythmic patterns, and unusual lines. Loueke has performed alongside Wayne Shorter, Terence Blanchard, Marcus Miller, and Esperanza Spalding. Dave Holland is a legendary bassist who has significantly shaped the history of modern jazz. He contributed to groundbreaking albums by Miles Davis, played with Chick Corea, Jack DeJohnette, John McLaughlin, and Sam Rivers, and led numerous formations, from trios to big bands.

An event featuring Halal Hardcore

Join a free DIY workshop to create your own sustainable household products, cosmetics, and everyday items. This event is part of a series promoting intergenerational exchange on sustainable living and is open to all ages more info

Do you want to make your own household products, care items, or everyday objects while saving money and protecting the environment? In this workshop, you can create your own deodorant, body scrub, and cleaning agents to take home. We'll also provide ingredients for making modeling clay and sherbet powder for children. Plus, learn how to fold a wallet or a gift bag from a Tetra Pak. This workshop is part of the 'YESTERDAY. TODAY. FOR TOMORROW.' event series, where people of different generations gather once a month to discuss what constitutes a good life and how we can protect our planet for future generations. People of all ages are welcome. Welcome drinks will be served from 3:45 PM. The event is free of charge.

An art salon dedicated to Lilo Hirschfeld more info

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soul junction represents the intersection of soulful and handmade live music spanning jazz, pop, and soul. Natalie Elwood (vocals), Sam Hylton (piano), and Ludwig Klöckner (bass) are passionate professionals who effortlessly transcend stylistic boundaries. Whether it's "Somewhere over the rainbow," a reinterpreted soul classic from the 60s, or a Beyoncé hit given a jazzy twist, soul junction impresses with sensitive musicality and invigorating arrangements

Concert by Byde

Der Nino aus Wien, known for his "Hirschstettner Soul," presents an homage to his family's musical tradition. Philip Bradatsch (Solo) supports, offering introspective songs that capture the daily grind and collective grief more info

This Viennese artist has been shaping the German-language music scene with his "Hirschstettner Soul" for several years. The latest album by the "Bob Dylan of Praterstern" is dedicated to his grandfather Rudolf Mandl, a Wienerlied singer. For the musician, it is a homage to his family's connection to the local music tradition. Support: Philip Bradatsch (Solo). His new album is a retrospective, an introspection, and a question of what may yet come. He offers a hopeful image to all who feel abandoned, lonely, and disconnected. The daily grind, the collective grief in which the smallest apprehension becomes a wildfire – Philip Bradatsch achieves the feat of capturing it and, in the same breath, making it seem indifferent.

TimeTripping is an event happening at Unter Deck

Steve Coleman, with his cult formation Five Elements, has consistently created a unique, self-contained musical cosmos since the 80s, where rhythm, melody, and motifs follow highly striking paths. His distinct, metrically structured sound is instantly recognizable more info

Steve Coleman, a musician known for his consistent and determined approach to jazz over decades, created a unique and self-contained cosmos with his cult formation Five Elements in the 80s. Their music explores distinct and highly striking paths in rhythm, melody, and motifs. Even non-specialists can often recognize their distinct sound after just a few metrically structured bars. A recently recorded live double-album in France, "PolyTropos/ Of Many Turns," showcases the current level of the Five Elements, led by alto saxophonist, composer, and mastermind Steve Coleman. The album demonstrates how such complex music can flow, groove, and captivate listeners. The band seems to have reached the zenith of their creativity, a sentiment that has been felt for the past ten, fifteen, or twenty years, leaving audiences to wonder what the future holds for them.

Live music performance by MAG more info

MAG is scheduled to perform at TamTam Treppenbar as part of the bar's March program.

International dances are learned and danced step by step. Please bring: flat dance or gymnastic shoes

A political feuilleton as a podcast. Further information about this specific episode is coming soon

The Seidlvilla and the University of Music and Performing Arts Munich invite you to a concert: students of Krassimir Sterev, professor for accordion at the HMTM, play works from baroque to modern

A night of music with Alex Tackenberg

TUNE is a series of short residencies, situated between sound, music and visual art. In the March edition, composer and multi-instrumentalist Angel Bat Dawid transforms the stage into a portal to another dimension and a place for her transformative approach to music-making more info

TUNE is a series of short residencies, situated between sound, music and visual art. The invited artists work across genres, eras and styles. In the March edition, composer and multi-instrumentalist Angel Bat Dawid transforms the stage into a portal to another dimension and a place for her transformative approach to music-making. On March 28, 2026, another concert and an artist talk with Angel Bat Dawid will take place. Further information on the program will be announced shortly.

Bassist Susi Lotter invites Berlin singer Kota No Uta to join her on stage. Kota No Uta moves between Nu Jazz, Neo-Soul, and Folk, weaving Central Asian and Slavic influences with global ingredients more info

On this evening, bassist Susi Lotter invites Berlin singer Kota No Uta to join her on stage. Kota No Uta is an artist who confidently moves between Nu Jazz, Neo-Soul, and Folk. She nurtures her roots and cultural heritage, skillfully weaving Central Asian and Slavic influences with ingredients from all over the world. Her music is highly emotional, autobiographical, spiritually soulful, dramatic, and sometimes almost otherworldly. In her performances, she uses self-built percussion instruments and sometimes wears masks or traditional costumes that underscore her artistic intentions. Kota No Uta, who came to Germany from Russia in 2014, now joins forces with Susi Lotter and her band. Lotter, who plays bass, trumpet, and sings, is one of the rising stars in the German jazz scene. With her refreshing approaches, she has enlivened numerous contexts and has been active on stage with many prominent figures in the local scene.

Opening Party for the Palestinale, featuring the music band Fatat, embracing improvisation, emotional lyrics, and wit to connect with intimate audiences more info

Opening Party for the Palestinale. With our music band Fatat we immerse ourselves in moments of happiness and spontaneity, embracing improvisation, emotional lyrics, and wit. Our positive energy resonates in every note and lyric, reflecting our profound love for life and music. Driven by a passion for spreading joy through our musical creations, we specifically target intimate audiences and smaller venues. Our goal is to bring the audience closer to us, establishing a profound connection. We live and breathe together, sharing both the pains and joys of life, constructing an authentic bridge between Fatat and our devoted audience. More acts and tickets to be announced soon.

Mr. Vast will perform live

Roberto Sotgia, also known as Rosoul and one-third of the infamous "The Lost Tapes" crew, has been a DJ since 1999, spreading nothing but good vibes more info

Roberto Sotgia, also known as Rosoul and a pivotal member of the renowned "The Lost Tapes" crew, will be performing. Having been a DJ since 1999, he is known for spreading good vibes. His musical roots are deeply embedded in Soul, Funk, and Hip Hop, which is evident in every sound he spins today, from Disco to House and beyond. The event promises "no musical genres, just irresistible grooves all night long." Attendees are encouraged to bring their dancing shoes.

A party featuring DJ Klor, Chef Vom Deck, and A-Dee (Clubsport) more info

Party with DJ Klor, Chef Vom Deck, and A-Dee (Clubsport). Admission is for ages 18 and over. Pre-sale tickets are 8€ plus fees.

A German film (2025) by Lauro Cress, an intense psychodrama about empathy and the impossibility of living for others, awarded at Max Ophüls Preis 2025 more info

What begins as a gesture of compassion becomes a dangerous temptation to feel like a savior. In UNGEDULD DES HERZENS, director Lauro Cress relocates Stefan Zweig's timeless story of pity and moral overload to the present - an intense psychological drama about the longing for closeness, the limits of empathy and the impossibility of living for others. Awarded at the Max Ophüls Prize 2025 (Best Feature Film, Best Young Actor), the film is an outstanding example of the new German auteur cinema - powerful, touching and of great emotional clarity.

An evening where music is not just played, but truly heard, understood, and felt. A space where sounds, stories, and emotions intertwine more info

Join the Fépar Music Experience, an evening dedicated to deeply hearing, understanding, and feeling music. The DJ duo Bounce & Buttah (Sujazz & Feelgoodseli) will perform a specially curated live set. Between songs, they will share insights into their musical world, discussing their own work, inspirations, and influential artists. This participatory event invites you to share your thoughts and feelings, fostering an open exchange where music sparks conversations and connections. Be part of an evening filled with music, stories, and encounters.

Indie-pop band Havington brings sunshine with playful guitar melodies, analog synth sounds, and two-part harmonies. Their music is the perfect soundtrack for a carefree summer evening. Supported by Regensburg indie band Fennel & Friends more info

The indie-pop band Havington brings sunshine into every room with their music. Playful guitar melodies, analog synth sounds, pulsating beats, and characteristic two-part harmonies create a good mood and a desire to dance and dream. Like ice cubes and Aperol Spritz in summer, elements of indie-pop merge with folk and electro in their music to create a sound that sounds light without losing depth – the perfect soundtrack for a carefree summer evening that invites you to let go and enjoy the moment. Havington creates such unforgettable moments at their live shows. With the release of their debut album, the indie-pop trio from Bremen was already well on their way: from large festivals, hectic pedestrian zones to the most winding bars in Berlin or Kiel – everywhere the three musicians have been able to convince with their music. Support: Fennel & Friends A healthy mix of love, vulnerability, and exuberance: The music of the Regensburg indie band Fennel & Friends feels like a familiar hug: a gentle, soulful voice merges with warm harmonies, framed by acoustic elements and electric guitar sounds. In their lyrics, the band addresses themes such as lost friendships, social anxieties, and coming-of-age.

TUNE is a series of short residencies, situated between sound, music, and visual art. In the March edition, composer and multi-instrumentalist Angel Bat Dawid transforms the stage into a portal to another dimension and a place for her transformative approach to music-making more info

TUNE is a series of short residencies, situated between sound, music, and visual art. The invited artists work across genres, epochs, and styles. In the March edition, composer and multi-instrumentalist Angel Bat Dawid transforms the stage into a portal to another dimension and a place for her transformative approach to music-making. This event also includes an artist talk with Angel Bat Dawid. Another concert will take place on March 27, 2026.

Theresa Tadday's songs combine catchiness with flair and possess timeless qualities, blending jazz, soul, and funk. Her music offers space for profound emotions, melancholy, lightness, and joy more info

Nothing is harder than writing a song that combines catchiness with flair, embeds itself in the audience's memory with its melody, and also possesses timeless qualities. Theresa Tadday's songs are said to have the properties needed for eternity. They have room for deep emotion and melancholy, but also for the lightness of being, for the joy of life - and for a lot of ingredients from jazz, soul, and funk. There are no superfluous trinkets in Tadday's songs. Every word has meaning, every turn makes sense and yet is surprising. Theresa Tadday was musically influenced by choirs - which were also valuable for the sense of community of the Cologne-based artist, who joined the BuJazzO vocal ensemble in 2024. She has also led singing groups: children's choirs, senior citizens' choirs, church choirs. And: she wrote a successful children's musical. On this evening, Theresa Tadday shares the stage with bassist Susi Lotter and her band.

Das bisschen Totschlag's new LP '0dB Headroom' drifts through a cathartic kind of vulnerability, telling stories of losing and feeling everything at once. lonalih's music explores the interplay of folk, field recordings, and ambient sounds more info

Das bisschen Totschlag’s new LP 0dB Headroom drifts through a cathartic kind of vulnerability—telling stories of losing, larking, and feeling everything all at once. Its soundscape echoes the act of remembering: manipulated samples and floating guitars bent through distorted electronics embody memory not as a fixed archive, but as something alive: tender, fractured, shifting. Moments come back in flashes—sometimes radiant, sometimes aching, always familiar, yet blurred and distorted. A beautiful mess that you can’t ever fully capture. lonalihs music explores the interplay of folk, field recordings and ambient sounds. Weaving deeply personal soundscapes, her live performances center around an an atmospheric approach to create an intimate musical world.

A party event featuring Villa Regenbogenhausen and endless bikes

With over 25 years of experience behind the decks, DI.FM radio host Piet van Noord is a veteran in the scene. His global influence is reflected in his eclectic sets, effortlessly blending dark atmospheric Progressive with bouncy Indie Dance more info

Piet van Noord, a DI.FM-radio host with over 25 years of experience, is a veteran in the scene. His global influence is reflected in his eclectic sets, which effortlessly blend dark atmospheric progressive with bouncy indie dance, creating a unique and unforgettable experience. In 2024, he released his first single, "Golden Hour," on the Belgian label Future Avenue. Immerse yourself in the musical universe of Piet van Noord, where every beat tells a story and every track is a new adventure. Piet van Noord sees himself as a storyteller, and "Electronic Devotion" is his story. Whether it's emotionally charged progressive beats, hypnotic techno rhythms, or catchy indie dance, "Electronic Devotion" is a journey through the sound spectrum that blurs genre boundaries and captivates the audience from start to finish. His show regularly features international talents such as Ben Böhmer, Tinlicker, Oliver Koletzki, Township Rebellion, and Guy J. "Electronic Devotion" is broadcast on the second Friday of each month from 18:00 [CET] on DI.FM's Progressive Channel.

A classic indie party with hits, anthems, and fresh, non-mainstream songs. Expect variety, song surprises, good flow, and seamless transitions from DJ eavo, who has been touring Germany's best clubs since 2014 more info

Fancy a classic indie party with all the trimmings? Then come to Take Me Out! It brings you the hits, the anthems, and your favorite songs. Also, nostalgia isn't a genre – so besides the classics, there are fresh songs beyond the mainstream. If you find the same old hits and sequences boring, look forward to variety, song surprises, and of course, a good flow and smooth transitions. The party is hosted by eavo, who has been touring Germany's best clubs since 2014. Music suggestions are welcome. Join in for an outstanding party, complete with sticky floors and danced-through shoes! Take Me Out sounds like: Arctic Monkeys, Alt-J, Art Brut, Bilderbuch, Betterov, Bloc Party, Blond, Blood Red Shoes, Blur, BOY, Bonaparte, Cage the Elephant, The Cure, DIIV, The Drums, Editors, Edwin Rosen, Faber, Florence + The Machine, Foals, FONTAINES D.C., Franz Ferdinand, Frittenbude, Giant Rooks, girl in red, IDLES, Interpol, Jamie T, Johnossi, Joy Division, Justice, Kaiser Chiefs, Kate Nash, KennyHoopla, The Killers, The Kooks, Kraftklub, KYTES, Le Tigre, Leoniden, The Libertines, Lykke Li, M83, Mando Diao, Maxïmo Park, Metronomy, MGMT, Mitski, The Notwist, Pabst, Phoenix, Pixies, The Postal Service, Pulp, The Rakes, Razz, SALÒ, Sam Fender, Shame, Shout Out Louds, Die Sterne, The Streets, The Strokes, Team Scheisse, The Ting Tings, Tomte, Tränen, Two Door Cinema Club, Vampire Weekend, Viagra Boys, We Were Promised Jetpacks, Wet Leg, The Wombats, Yard Act, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, The xx, and many more.

A practical workshop on low-budget special effects for Drag performers with PhiPhi Cumfort, covering techniques like beard gluing, bald caps, artificial wounds, and facial prosthetics from theater, queer culture, cosplay, and DIY scenes more info

SFX for drag performers with PhiPhi Cumfort. Whether you're a drag queen, drag king, or a fantastic creature, impressive looks can be created with simple means. This hands-on workshop is about special effects on a small budget: gluing beards, bald caps, artificial wounds, and facial prosthetics. Tricks from theater, queer culture, cosplay, and the DIY scene will be taught – easy to apply and effective for the stage, club, or camera. No prior knowledge is necessary; advanced participants can deepen their techniques and try new things. The focus is on experimenting with materials, the playful handling of identity, and the joy of transformation. Here, transformation is not just styling, but expression – creative, bold, and individual. The workshop is led by Philipp Turinske (PhiPhi Cumfort), a trained hairdresser and make-up artist with 9 years of experience. Ticket options are available, including solidarity tickets for those in need. The primary language is German, but English-speaking participants are welcome as technical terms will be explained. Please note that photo and video recordings may be taken for social media.

The Jam Sessions in March are led by bassist Ilan Gold. Beginners are always welcome. Gold emphasizes honesty, truth, and authenticity in music, whether with original compositions or Great American Songbook standards more info

The Jam Sessions in March are led by bassist Ilan Gold. Beginners are always welcome. Those who join Gold and his bands on stage should know that he is primarily concerned with honesty, truth, and authenticity – regardless of whether he brings his own compositions or uses standards from the Great American Songbook as basic material. Phrases, clichés, and superficialities have no place in the music of this instrumentalist specializing in deep tones. This attitude of Ilan Gold was also evident in the band Acoustic Hammer, in the trio Chanson & Jazz, or in the formation Extra Teeth. So let's look forward to jams that are about the truth and nothing but the truth.

The Community Music Orchestra is an open offer for people of all ages to make music together, try instruments, and write songs. No musical background is required more info

The Community Music Orchestra is an open offer for curious people of all ages who want to make music, sing, try out instruments, write and arrange music pieces and songs, and rehearse together. The orchestra aims to make 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 and without an instrument! Just come by! It is an open offer, and no supervisory duty is assumed. Accessibility: The venue is barrier-free, but there are no barrier-free toilets. Registration/Contact: For registration, please call 0173 3805615 or email community-orchester@gmx.de. Leadership: The orchestra is led by Marja Burchard (Express Brass Band / Embryo) and Wolfi Schlick (Express Brass Band).

Live performance by Gaius Gringonikus

The Munich Composers Collective, founded in 2014 by Gregor Huebner, is an 18-member ensemble blending diverse musical backgrounds and unique instrumentation, including a string quartet, to explore various textures and sounds more info

The Munich Composers Collective, founded in 2014 by violinist Gregor Huebner, is an 18-member large ensemble that thrives on musical diversity, with members drawing from highly varied backgrounds and expressing themselves through their compositions. The appeal of this formation lies not only in its diverse influences and musical preferences but also in its unique instrumentation. Unlike a classical big band, the ensemble includes a string quartet alongside woodwind and brass instruments and a rhythm section, allowing for exploration of different textures and sounds. This group of local sound creators incorporates elements of jazz, contemporary classical music, improvised music, and independent rock. It comprises faculty members from the Jazz Institute and the Classical Department of the university and has been the Ensemble in Residence of Werksviertel-Mitte Kunst since 2023.

Join the KÖŞK-CHOR, a weekly choir rehearsal led by musician Manuela Rzytki. It's open to everyone, and you can join at any time more info

The KÖŞK-CHOR rehearses every Tuesday outside of school holidays. Led by Manuela Rzytki, a versatile musician and singer known for her work in avant-garde, pop, and experimental music, this choir welcomes all voices. It's possible to start at any time. A voluntary contribution of 10 € is suggested. For registration or inquiries, contact manurzytki@gmx.net. The venue has an accessible entrance, but the toilets are not barrier-free.

Testpress Tuesday at Unter Deck

Christie Dashiell Quartet presents "Journey in Black," exploring the heart of black music, intertwining jazz, soul, gospel, and blues. Dashiell's captivating timbre and daring scat improvisations express a yearning for freedom more info

"Journey in Black" – the title of Christie Dashiell's second self-released album, encapsulates the singer and pianist's artistic mission: a journey into the heart of black music, a trip where the realms of jazz, soul, gospel, and blues intertwine, with African-American history as the accompanying narrative. Christie Dashiell's fascinating, heartwarming timbre merges the characteristics of various genres, while daring scat improvisations proclaim a yearning for freedom. Critics and connoisseurs alike consider Christie Dashiell to possess one of the most charismatic voices in recent jazz history. The daughter of a bassist and a gospel singer, she claims to have been singing for as long as she can remember. In her professional career, she has collaborated with countless jazz luminaries and played a significant role in two notable projects: the star-studded Black Lives and We Insist 2025, for which she shares responsibility with drummer and activist Terri Lyne Carrington.

Let a fantastic musician sweeten your evening! This Wednesday, Minna Thiel transforms into a large concert stage in a small setting with a live concert by plaush more info

plaush. makes emotional indie-folk from Augsburg. The singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist has been touring Austria and all of Germany since 2017 with both melancholic and danceable songs, delighting his audience at festivals, open airs and in clubs. He has already won eight song slams and supported The Gardener & The Tree as well as DJANGO 3000. Admission is free. Donations for the musicians are welcome.

Concert featuring Bella Wakame and da pöschl, exploring hypnotic and explosive textures more info

Bella Wakame, consisting of Andi Haberl and Florian Zimmer, will present their first proper studio offering, channeling the magic of a 2024 live recording. Their music is inspired by artists like Bitchin Bajas, Jeremiah Chiu, and Groupshow, exploring the intricate battle between form and freedom with hypnotic and explosive textures. da pöschl's music is described as constantly rebalancing itself, like mobiles, without ever aiming to achieve a fixed equilibrium.

A theater play titled "Männlichkeitscoaching" by Volle Kanne

Join the Open House event with musical accompaniment by Radio 80000. From 6 p.m., enjoy free admission to all exhibitions, drinks, and music under Olafur Eliasson's 'Wirbelwerk' more info

From 6 p.m. onwards, admission to all exhibitions is free. You can expect contemporary art in "Iman Issa. Let's play", while "Shifting the Silence" invites you to explore the limits of what can be said and to celebrate the poetic nature of art. In the exhibition "What threatens to disappear becomes an image. Man – Nature – Art" you will discover how art captures transience – from fleeting moments to endangered nature. In "Der Blaue Reiter" you will find popular classics and rarely shown treasures. There will also be drinks and music – all under the special light of Olafur Eliasson's "Wirbelwerk"! No registration is required.

A vinyl talk delving into the musical treasures of East German music production, exploring the period between utopia and resistance more info

"DDR Music Kiosk" is a vinyl talk that delves into the musical treasures of East German music production, exploring the period between utopia and resistance. The event aims to shed light on the unique and often overlooked music created in the GDR, including groovy tracks, DJ-worthy gold, and lyrics that addressed themes rarely touched upon in "West-Pop." Vinyl archaeologist Sebastian Reier has curated a collection of Funk & Soul, Jazz, and Rock from this era. The event features a personal living room talk with Victoria Fischer, who shares insights into her childhood in an entertainer family in the GDR and her father's record collection. The discussion will cover life with music, artists, linguistic codes, utopia, and resistance, all while listening to rarely heard records.

Salon Afterglow is a series of events by Team Beige celebrating transitions in women's lives. It provides a welcoming space for all FLINTA* individuals to explore societal transitions, celebrate feminist perspectives, and discover artistic approaches to care, work, and the body more info

The first salon, '#01: The Guardian of Gaps', explores the idea of a 'tooth fairy' for adults who lose a permanent tooth or experience other unfillable gaps in life. It delves into the financial and emotional support needed when facing such losses. The 'Guardian of Gaps' collects not only teeth but also missed age limits, worn-out body parts, and all the possibilities and abilities that have quietly disappeared. Through her visit, she invites attendees to entrust her with their own gaps, acknowledging that what is missing is also a part of who we are.

Concert by Lift It Up! Soundsystem

Join Expedition IV, a major offensive for good taste. Acoustic sherpas will guide you on a musical journey into the unknown, leaving civilization behind. Pack your sturdy shoes for an unforgettable night more info

Expedition IV is no longer a hike. It’s a major offensive for good taste. Because the terrain to be conquered is much more extensive this time, we have realized that we can’t do it alone: We can’t do it alone. We need specialists. Heavy equipment. People who can read a compass even when the room is spinning. The crew: We flew in our favorite navigators from various cities. Their job? They take the helm when we leave the known coordinates. They’re not DJs, they’re acoustic sherpas who will take you safely over the pass – or push you straight into the abyss (in the best sense, of course). The destination: unknown. But we’ve got provisions, we’ve got space, and we’ve got a rig that could probably pass for a seismological measuring device. Pack your sturdy shoes. We are leaving civilization.

Taxi Salon presents an evening of sonic onslaught with five international artists from the experimental and leftfield music scene, featuring heavy growls, screams, and unique sound sculptures more info

Taxi Salon shatters the machinery with heavy growls and screams. Five concerts by international artists ignite a sonic onslaught. The series is dedicated to contemporary music that moves between experimental and leftfield. The program seeks to confront commodified listening culture through preparations, détournements and destructions. **Artists Information:** * **Lord Spikeheart (Kenya):** Kenyan vocalist, songwriter, and producer Martin Kanja, known as Lord Spikeheart, is a key voice in African metal. His music blends death-metal growls, sharp-edged screams, and rap into a unique style. He will be performing alongside Talpah. * **Lolo & Sosaku (Spain / Argentina / Japan):** This avant-garde artist duo creates mesmerizing sound sculptures using self-made instruments. Their kinetic performance blurs the lines between noise performance and musical sculpture. * **su dance110 (Germany / China):** The sonic alias of Dan Su, their artistic research spans sound, voice, performance, text, and installation. Their sound performance explores threshold-based, invented vocal languages and electronic textures. * **Talpah (Italy):** The enigmatic Talpah weaves intricate sonic experiences. His sonic signature, characterized by glitches and intricate rhythms, deconstructs conventional rhythms with meticulous artistry. * **Gertie Adelaido (Germany):** Gertie Adelaido is an open channel, sound experimentalist, and artist. They combine harsh noise, raw experimental sound, hardcore, metal & screamo roots, contemporary electronics, and drums into a contemporary finished mix.

"Ta Mourmourakia" is a cultural event happening in the evening more info

"Ta Mourmourakia" will take place on April 3rd, 2026, starting at 9 PM. Further details can be found via the provided Instagram link.

Performance with Byde

The Community Music Orchestra invites people of all ages to make music together, regardless of prior experience. It's a space for musical exploration and collaboration more info

The Community Music Orchestra welcomes curious individuals of all ages who enjoy making music, singing, trying out instruments, writing and arranging musical pieces and songs, and rehearsing together. The orchestra aims to create music collectively, explore the world of sounds and tones, and experience how a group can grow into a cohesive sound body. This "orchestra for everyone" fosters encounters between generations, nations, musical styles, cultures, and most importantly, people. Prior musical experience is not strictly necessary; everyone is welcome, with or without an instrument. Simply show up! It is an open offer, and no supervisory duties are assumed. Accessibility: Accessible, but no barrier-free toilets. Cost: Free participation. Registration: 0173 3805615 or community-orchester@gmx.de. Leadership: Marja Burchard (Express Brass Band / Embryo), Wolfi Schlick (Express Brass Band).

Screening of the film "Alpi", a documentary essay by Armin Linke about the current perception of the Alpine region

Live concert by Roberto Colombo at Minna Thiel more info

Let a fantastic musician sweeten your evening! This Wednesday, Minna Thiel transforms into a grand concert stage on a small scale with a live concert by Roberto Colombo. Roberto Colombo is a versatile Italian guitarist whose brilliant music career includes experience in bands, duos, and as a soloist. He has played many different styles and hundreds of concerts in Italy, Switzerland, France, China, and Germany. His unique style for acoustic guitar is enriched by a natural sense for music, supported by a strong command of various modern fingerstyle techniques. Admission is free, donations for the musicians are welcome.

"Jazz&Politics at PATHOS" is a political feuilleton presented as a podcast. The series explores how everything is political, unleashing polemics, essays, digressions, satire, and sacred seriousness on political topics every two weeks with Lukas Hammerstein and friends

Experience an explosive blend of urban and folkloric music with La Yegros's Electric Trio, followed by a vibrant DJ set from AFROAndina more info

La Yegros, a singer from Buenos Aires, presents an explosive blend of urban and folkloric music. Her style incorporates chamamé dub, funky coplas, and cumbia raps. Known for her deep connection to Argentine traditions while embracing contemporary trends, her music weaves in new rhythms and original sounds. Urban elements promise to energize dancefloors with reggae and funk influences. AFROAndina will provide a DJ set after the concert, featuring "ritmos negroandino-tropical" that unite borders with good energy.

'Tide' is a dance theater piece by Sophie Haydee Colindres Zühlke and Serhat 'Saïd' Perhat, exploring individual and collective rhythms through urban dance and experimental forms, where performers create a flow of movement reflecting personal transformations and societal dynamics more info

In their new production, Sophie Haydee Colindres Zühlke and Serhat 'Saïd' Perhat explore the questions: What happens when one develops a perception for this omnipresent breathing? Which elements are overlooked in the flow of things? And how can we stop the floods of events to make new things visible? Following their successful dance theater piece 'Grey,' they embark with their ensemble on a research journey of individual and collective tides. Urban dance meets experimental forms; organic movement lines meet hard, acrobatic elements. From different dance contexts, the bodies of the performers become their own resonance spaces, with which the group creates a flow of movement. This follows sometimes personal transformations, sometimes societal dynamics. The individual dancers sometimes swim against the current or let themselves be carried by it.

An evening of melodic crust music with bands HABAK from Tijuana and LÖRI from Berlin

The Prosecci Kollektiv presents the 3rd round of 'Realität verschwimmt, Liebe bleibt!', transforming Import Export into a colorful wonderland with Melodic, House, Trance, and Bounce music, featuring self-made sound, decoration, and light installations more info

On April 11th, it's that time again. The series 'Realität verschwimmt, Liebe bleibt!' goes into its 3rd round. We, the Prosecci Kollektiv, are fully prepared to transform our beautiful ImpEx into a colorful, playful wonderland with great attention to detail. From Melodic, to House, to Trance and Bounce, there's something for everyone! And the best part... everything is self-made. From sound system, to decoration, to light installations, everything is built by our diligent bees themselves. Hard Facts: cash only, barrier-free access to venue & toilet, use of artificial fog & strobe light, awareness-team onsite. At our events, there is no place for racism, sexism, or any form of discrimination. Respect individual boundaries, only 'Yes' means 'Yes'. Look out for each other and be kind to each other! Spread love and come by for a dance. We look forward to seeing you! Your Proseccis ❤️ Box office: 12-15 €

A family concert for all ages by The Muckemacher from Berlin, featuring groovy sounds like Cumbia, Ska, and HipHop, with songs about fun, friendship, and tolerance for both children and adults more info

A family concert for all ages, explicitly welcoming families. The Muckemacher from Berlin challenge traditional children's music with their groovy sounds, incorporating Cumbia, Ska, Rocksteady, HipHop, Mambo, Dub, and Funk. Their songs encourage dancing for both children and adults. Lyrically, they cover themes of fun, friendship, and chocolate, alongside more serious topics such as bullying, environmental protection, and tolerance. The Muckemacher advocate for an open society free from discrimination, racism, and xenophobia.

The Community Music Orchestra is an open group for people of all ages to make music together, regardless of experience. Participants can sing, play instruments, and create music in a collaborative environment

An open orchestra for people of all ages to make music, sing, and try out instruments together. No prior musical knowledge is required more info

We welcome curious people of all ages who want to make music, sing, try out instruments, write and arrange pieces of music and songs, and rehearse them 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 into a sound body. This "orchestra for everyone" 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! This is an open offer. Participation is free. Registration via 0173 3805615 or community-orchester@gmx.de. Led by Marja Burchard (Express Brass Band / Embryo) and Wolfi Schlick (Express Brass Band).

An interactive workshop led by voice actress Lara Schmidt, focusing on developing and strengthening one's Drag voice more info

This interactive workshop, led by voice actress Lara Schmidt, invites participants to delve into the world of their own Drag voice. The workshop combines theory and practice, covering voice training basics, breathing optimization, and various speaking styles. The practical part allows for experimenting with vocal facets, recording one's own voice, and discovering suitable tones for the Drag persona, with individual feedback. The goal is to develop one's voice and presence in Drag with new knowledge and exercises. The workshop is led by Lara Schmidt, a German voice actress and voice-over artist, also known as Dragking "Radieschen". Duration is 4 hours including a break. The DRAGademy is a joint initiative of PATHOS theater and Vicky Voyage, open to all genders and experience levels.

The Köşk-Choir practices every Tuesday. Everyone is welcome to join at any time more info

The Köşk-Choir practices every Tuesday outside of school holidays. The choir is led by Manuela Rzytki. A voluntary contribution of 10 € is suggested. To register, please email manurzytki@gmx.net. The venue has barrier-free access, but no barrier-free toilets.

A dance theater piece by Sophie Haydee Colindres Zühlke & Serhat "Saïd" Perhat, exploring individual and collective rhythms through urban dance and experimental forms more info

A dance theater piece by Sophie Haydee Colindres Zühlke & Serhat "Saïd" Perhat. In and out. Back and forth. Like a wave, breathing rises and falls. Sometimes faster, sometimes slower. Not only in humans, but in everything, there is its own breath, its own rhythm, be it in nature or in the tides of civilization. What happens when one develops a perception for this omnipresent breathing? What elements are overlooked in the stream of things? And how can we stop the floods of events to make new things visible? Sophie Haydee Colindres Zühlke and Serhat "Saïd" Perhat explore these questions in their new production. Following their successful dance theater piece "Grey," they embark on a research journey of individual and collective tides with their ensemble. Urban dance meets experimental forms; organic movement lines meet hard, acrobatic elements. From different dance contexts, the performers' bodies become their own resonance chambers, with which the group creates a flow of movement. This follows personal transformations at times, and social dynamics at others. The individual dancers sometimes swim against the current or let themselves be carried by it. World premiere. Premiere on April 11, 2026.

Late-Night with Moritz Hürtgen, Sandra Da Vina and Fritz Jergitsch. The Volksshow offers support and orientation in times of rapid news more info

The Volksshow offers support and orientation in times of rapid news: Who is currently chancellor? How many federal states do the USA have? Are Christian and Bettina Wulff currently married or not? Moderator Moritz Hürtgen provides answers, and show guests Sandra Da Vina, an author, moderator, and comedienne from Essen, and Fritz Jergitsch, founder of the satire magazine "Die Tagespresse" from Vienna, provide the best entertainment.

Join us to transform a roadside green space into a perennial flower bed. Learn how to loosen soil, position plants correctly, and use the right tools, all of which are provided. This is a great opportunity to network with other green sponsors more info

We meet at a roadside green area and transform it into a green sponsor bed. We will show you methods for loosening the hard Munich city soil, taking special care not to injure tree roots. You will learn about the right tools and where to borrow them. Then, we'll cover design, explaining how to position plants for optimal growth and what's important for planting. We will answer all your questions, such as where to get fresh humus. You'll also have the opportunity to network and exchange ideas with other future green sponsors to support each other in future actions. All necessary tools and plants are provided on site.

An event featuring Snüff

Open mics for Munich's young poets! A Poetry Slam is the poetry competition of our time – lively, direct and full of emotion more info

Here, poetry becomes an experience and a platform for everyone who dares to share their texts with the world. The audience is right in the middle of it, not just watching, and decides the outcome of the evening with their applause. Under the artistic direction of Munich's SlamMaster Ko Bylanzky, the U20 Poetry Slam at the Münchner Volkstheater has long become a success story. Here, Munich's young slam talent is in the spotlight: young people up to 20 years old present their own texts – whether poems, stories, or performances, whether serious, humorous, personal, or socially critical. Shouting, whispering, howling, panting, whistling, rapping – everything is allowed. The tools: language, voice, and body. The competition quickly takes a backseat, as respect, togetherness, and a shared passion for words are more important. Accompanied by Ko Bylanzky and a guest moderator, experienced slam stars as special guests provide additional energy on stage. So: sharpen your pencils, get ready – it's going to be poetic! Registration via email to u20slam@muenchner-volkstheater.de

TUNE is a series of short residencies, situated between sound, music, and visual art. The April edition features a rare performance by musician, composer, and producer Jim O’Rourke. Together with Eiko Ishibashi, who combines jazz, experimental pop, and contemporary classical music in her solo works, collaborations, and film scores, he will be a guest at Haus der Kunst more info

TUNE is a series of short residencies, situated between sound, music, and visual art. The invited artists work across genres, eras, and styles. The April edition features a rare performance by musician, composer, and producer Jim O’Rourke. Together with Eiko Ishibashi, who combines jazz, experimental pop, and contemporary classical music in her solo works, collaborations, and film scores, he will be a guest at Haus der Kunst. An artist talk will take place before the concert on 2026-04-18. Further program information will be announced shortly. Tickets will be available soon.

A dance theater piece by Sophie Haydee Colindres Zühlke & Serhat "Saïd" Perhat, exploring individual and collective rhythms through urban dance and experimental forms more info

"Tide" is a dance theater piece by Sophie Haydee Colindres Zühlke and Serhat "Saïd" Perhat. The performance explores the rhythm of breathing, not only in humans but in everything, from nature to the tides of civilization. It questions what happens when one develops a perception for this omnipresent breathing, what elements are overlooked in the flow of things, and how to stop the floods of events to make new things visible. Following their successful dance theater piece "Grey," the creators and their ensemble embark on a research journey into individual and collective tides. The piece combines urban dance with experimental forms, and organic movement lines with hard, acrobatic elements. Dancers' bodies become resonance spaces, creating a movement flow that follows personal transformations and societal dynamics, with individuals either swimming against the current or being carried by it.

Since the 80s, Kafe Kult has been a go-to spot for alternative music and subculture, run by volunteers. This festival brings together 10 bands from 5 PM to 11 PM more info

Since the 80s, Kafe Kult Munich has been a go-to spot for alternative music and subculture. Run entirely by volunteers, they put together a colorful concert and cultural program, with members of Kafe Kult active in no less than 17 Munich-based bands. With their concert series 'All my friends are here', they are bringing these bands into the spotlight. The premiere is on Saturday, April 18, 2026, featuring 10 bands from 5 PM to 11 PM.

Performance on circular economy and sustainable fashion practices by La Caoba, featuring an Epicycle Clothing Market and a public performance walk more info

This event is a performance by La Caoba focusing on circular economy and sustainable fashion practices. La Caoba invites attendees to an Epicycle Clothing Market, offering redesigned second-hand clothing to promote circular economy and sustainable fashion. Additionally, a public performance walk will take place along Maximilianstraße, where discarded clothing items will be tied together to form a continuous chain. This walk serves as a visual and symbolic gesture addressing consumption, waste, and mutual responsibility. This specific event is part of the larger "Earth Democracy" project by the Ghanaian-Georgian artist collective La Caoba, which explores ecological restoration and sustainable community building through shared meals, performances, and interventions.

TUNE is a series of short residencies between sound, music, and visual art. This edition features a rare performance by musician Jim O'Rourke, together with Eiko Ishibashi, who combines jazz, experimental pop, and contemporary classical music more info

TUNE is a series of short residencies, situated between sound, music, and visual art. The invited artists work across genres, eras, and styles. This April edition features a rare performance by musician, composer, and producer Jim O'Rourke. Together with Eiko Ishibashi, who combines jazz, experimental pop, and contemporary classical music in her solo works, collaborations, and film scores, he will be a guest at Haus der Kunst. An artist talk will take place before the concert. Further program information will be announced shortly.

A dance theater piece exploring individual and collective rhythms through urban dance and experimental forms more info

"Tide" is a dance theater piece by Sophie Haydee Colindres Zühlke & Serhat "Saïd" Perhat. The performance explores the ubiquitous rhythm and breathing within humans, nature, and civilization. It delves into questions about what happens when one becomes aware of this constant rhythm, what elements are overlooked in the flow of things, and how to halt the torrent of events to reveal new perspectives. The piece combines urban dance with experimental forms, blending organic movement lines with strong, acrobatic elements. The performers' bodies become resonant spaces, creating a flow of movement that reflects both personal transformations and societal dynamics.

Jakob Dobers, a long-time figure in the Berlin music scene, presents his new album 'Signale'. Known for his work as a singer/songwriter and with bands like Sorry Gilberto and Freddy Fischer & His Cosmic Rocktime Band, he will perform songs from his new release

Artist Katharina Lehmann presents her 'Infinite Walk' for the first time, the physical action from which the 2026 Easter candle for St. Paul's Church emerged. The event includes an introduction, a reading, and sound improvisation by various artists more info

On April 19, 2026, St. Paul's Church in Munich will become a performative resonance space. The performance opens up the creation process of the Easter candle, which appears not as a static object but as the result of an action—a sculptural time protocol. Musical improvisations will react live to the performance, with sound becoming another body in the space. Language is added, not as an explanation, but as part of the movement. This event is an approach to a liturgical object from the perspective of contemporary performance art.

The Community Music Orchestra welcomes curious individuals of all ages who enjoy making music, singing, trying out instruments, writing and arranging musical pieces and songs, and rehearsing together more info

The orchestra aims to create music collaboratively, explore the world of sounds and tones, and experience how a group can grow into a harmonious 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! Participation is free. Led by Marja Burchard (Express Brass Band / Embryo) and Wolfi Schlick (Express Brass Band).

The KÖŞK-CHOR, led by Manuela Rzytki, holds open rehearsals every Tuesday. All are welcome, regardless of experience. Participation is free with a suggested donation more info

The KÖŞK-CHOR holds rehearsals every Tuesday at 19:30, except during school holidays. Led by musician and singer Manuela Rzytki, known for her work in avant-garde, pop, and experimental music, the choir welcomes everyone interested in joining at any time. No prior musical experience is necessary. While participation is free, a voluntary contribution of 10€ is suggested. The venue offers barrier-free access, but does not have barrier-free toilets.

This spring, join us for a plant exchange and green patrons' regulars' table at Reichenbachplatz. Many plants for sunny locations will be available as part of a lawn transformation. Bring your overgrown perennials or plants to exchange, or take home perennials, flower bulbs, or stepping stones more info

This spring, the plant exchange and regulars' table for green patrons will take place at our green patron area at Reichenbachplatz. Part of the area will be transformed back into a lawn, so many plants for sunny locations will be available. We will mark off the area and open it for digging up plants. There will also be some stepping stones (paving slabs) to take away. Come by if you need perennials (for a sunny location), flower bulbs, or stepping stones. Or bring overgrown perennials and plants from your bed to exchange. We look forward to everyone who wants to start the new gardening season with us at Reichenbachplatz. Those who feel like it afterward are welcome to join for an after-work beer (e.g., at "Klenze 17"). Registration: Please register by Sunday, April 19, 2026, at gruenpaten@greencity.de. Admission: Entry is free – donations are welcome.

"Jazz&Politics at PATHOS" is a political feuilleton podcast. This episode, hosted by Lukas Hammerstein and friends, explores political themes through polemics, essays, satire, and serious discussions. Specific information for this episode is coming soon

Suzan Çakar delves into a complex interplay of mythology, spirituality, and visual poetry

Malatesta celebrates the release of their new album 'Gewalt' with a live show, supported by the hardcore band Scattered Mind more info

Munich-based bands Malatesta (Darkened HC/D-Beat) and Scattered Mind (Hardcore) will be performing. Malatesta will be presenting their new album 'Gewalt'. The bar opens and food will be available from 8 PM, with the concert starting around 9:30 PM.

Experience the sometimes unkempt electro of Midiconfusion, followed by the refined house music of Mme. Nathalie

Monthati Masebe in conversation about how composing becomes a living archive when language fades – and her upcoming opera Isithunzi at the Munich Biennale more info

Colonial sound hierarchies and Western archiving practices have long determined which instruments are preserved and which are allowed to disappear. But what is lost when rhythms, melodies and tonal systems rooted in indigenous cultures fall silent? Inspired by the knowledge that more than 600 indigenous instruments are played in South Africa alone, Monthati Masebe – sound artist, composer and healer – embarks on a sonic act of preservation. In dealing with the archives of this rich tradition, she works with voice, overtones, bends, glissandi and fluctuating pitches, with ethereal vocalizations and throat singing that expand and shift normative ideas of "correct" singing. When language fades, music also changes. Composing becomes a living archive: a space for resonance, memory and cultural knowledge beyond written tradition. At Habibi Kiosk, we come together for an encounter with this practice and for a conversation with Monthati Masebe about archiving, sound and the urgencies that shape her artistic work today. Monthati Masebe's opera Isithunzi will be presented at the Munich Biennale. Presented in cooperation with the Munich Biennale.

An evening featuring live music from Scott Evil (dreamy, gazy, emo from Cologne) and Ghost Ambulance (emo slowcore from Vienna) more info

An evening featuring live music from Scott Evil and Ghost Ambulance. Scott Evil, hailing from Cologne, offers dreamy, gazy, emo music. You can find their album "Big Dipper" on Bandcamp. Ghost Ambulance, from Vienna, plays emo slowcore. Their album "tricks for you" is available on Bandcamp.

Do you remember her at Tam Tam Skybar playing?

The Community Music Orchestra is an open group for all ages to make music, sing, and experiment with instruments together. No prior musical experience is needed. It's a space for creative and cultural exchange

The KÖŞK-CHOR practices every Tuesday. Everyone is welcome to join this choir led by musician Manuela Rzytki more info

The KÖŞK-CHOR practices 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 avant-garde, pop, and experimental music, as well as various theater productions. A voluntary contribution of 10 € is suggested. For registration or contact, email manurzytki@gmx.net.

Join a swap event to exchange clothes, games, books, and more. A printing workshop will also be available to print Banksy motifs on your items more info

This event focuses on sharing, swapping, lending, and repairing items in Munich. Participants are invited to bring clothes, games, books, or dishes they no longer need and exchange them for other items. Additionally, a printing workshop will be set up where attendees can print Banksy motifs on bags, t-shirts, pants, and dresses. The workshop is part of the "GESTERN. HEUTE. FÜR MORGEN." event series, which monthly brings together people of different generations to discuss what constitutes a good life and how to protect our planet for future generations. People of all ages are welcome. The event is free of charge.

A welcoming space for all FLINTA* individuals to explore societal transitions, celebrate feminist perspectives, and discover artistic approaches to care, work, and the body more info

Salon Afterglow is a welcoming space for all FLINTA* individuals to explore societal transitions, celebrate feminist perspectives, and discover artistic approaches to care, work, and the body. It opens doors to transitions that are felt but rarely named. Experts from art, science, and practice contribute their perspectives. Drinks and snacks follow. The salon features texts, rituals, and performative moments. Each salon has its own theme, with specific content to be announced. Contributors include Judith Huber and Eva Löbau. Organized by: Gefördert durch das Kulturreferat der Landeshauptstadt München.

Album release concert by Le Millipede (Mathias Götz), exploring sustainability, ecological responsibility, and future viability through music more info

"Radical Hope" is the new album by Le Millipede (Mathias Götz), presented as a musical exploration of sustainability, ecological responsibility, and future viability. The project draws inspiration from various thinkers who have reflected on the relationship between humanity and Earth. The concert is part of the "Overshoot & Out" mini-festival at PATHOS theater. The ensemble, comprising recorders, viola/tuba, drums, keyboards, and trombone, creates an organic and colorful sound that blends composition and improvisation. "Radical Hope" is described as more than just a concert; it's a musical reflection on future viability and hope as a radical, creative stance. Artists: Mathias Götz (Bandleader, Trombone), Silvia Berchtold (Recorder), Evi Keglmaier (Viola/Tuba), Nico Sierig (Keyboard), Andi Haberl (Drums).

A weekly open orchestra for all ages to make music, sing, and rehearse together. No musical background is necessary more info

The 'COMMUNITY MUSIC ORCHESTER' is a recurring event every Monday, except during school holidays, for curious individuals of all ages. Participants can make music, sing, try instruments, write and arrange pieces, and rehearse together. The orchestra fosters community through music, exploring sounds and growing as an ensemble. It encourages encounters between generations, nations, musical styles, and cultures. Musical background is not required, and everyone is welcome, with or without an instrument. Admission is free. Led by Marja Burchard and Wolfi Schlick. The venue has barrier-free access but no barrier-free toilets.

An evening featuring three punk bands: Bad Breeding, KLONNS, and ZENOCIDE more info

An evening featuring three punk bands: Bad Breeding (anarcho-punk from Stevenage, England), KLONNS (hardcore-punk from Tokyo, Japan), and ZENOCIDE (anarcho/doom/punk from Tokyo, Japan).

A masterclass with Vicky Voyage for Drag performers to prepare for their final show. Participants present performances, receive feedback, and refine details in expression, flow, and styling to ensure a successful and dazzling final performance more info

Shortly before the DRAGademy concludes, this masterclass with Vicky Voyage provides a space for targeted preparation for the big show. Participants will present their finished performances, receive individual feedback, and have the opportunity to fine-tune the last details—be it in expression, sequence, or styling. Outfits will be checked, transitions tested, and open questions clarified: Is the timing right? Does the lighting concept support the desired effect? Does the act come across as intended? The goal is to sharpen existing ideas and implementations with a focus on impact, consistency, and presence. The main objective is to build confidence for the live moment and to step onto the stage feeling good. This masterclass is not a lesson but a guided space for reflection, exchange, and optimization, ensuring the final show not only succeeds but shines. The workshop combines theory and practice: the theoretical part will cover the basics of voice training, breathing optimization, and various speaking styles.

The KÖŞK-CHOR holds weekly rehearsals open to everyone. New members are welcome to join at any time more info

This is a regular Tuesday rehearsal for the KÖŞK-CHOR, led by Manuela Rzytki. The choir is open to all, and you can join anytime. The event takes place outside of school holidays. A voluntary contribution of 10 € is suggested. The venue has barrier-free access, but the toilets are not barrier-free.

A dance theater piece by Sophie Haydee Colindres Zühlke & Serhat "Saïd" Perhat, exploring individual and collective rhythms through urban dance and experimental forms more info

"Tide" is a dance theater piece by Sophie Haydee Colindres Zühlke & Serhat "Saïd" Perhat. The performance explores the rhythm of breathing, not only in humans but in everything, from nature to the tides of civilization. It questions what happens when one develops a perception for this omnipresent breathing, what elements are overlooked in the flow of things, and how to stop the floods of events to make new things visible. Following their successful dance theater piece "Grey," the creators and their ensemble embark on a research journey into individual and collective tides. The piece combines urban dance with experimental forms, organic movement lines with hard, acrobatic elements. Dancers from different contexts become their own resonance spaces, creating a flow of movement that follows personal transformations and societal dynamics. The individual dancers either swim against the current or let themselves be carried by it.

A dance theater piece by Sophie Haydee Colindres Zühlke & Serhat "Saïd" Perhat, exploring individual and collective rhythms through urban dance and experimental forms more info

"Tide" is a dance theater piece by Sophie Haydee Colindres Zühlke & Serhat "Saïd" Perhat. The performance explores the rhythm of breathing, not only in humans but in everything, like the ebb and flow of waves. It delves into questions about perceiving this omnipresent rhythm, what elements are overlooked in the current of things, and how to halt the floods of events to reveal something new. Following their successful dance theater piece "Grey," Zühlke and Perhat, along with their ensemble, embark on a research journey into individual and collective tides. Urban dance meets experimental forms; organic movement lines meet hard, acrobatic elements. The performers' bodies, from various dance contexts, become resonant spaces through which the group creates a flow of movement. This flow sometimes follows personal transformations, sometimes societal dynamics, with individual dancers either swimming against the current or letting themselves be carried by it.

Join the open house at Lenbachhaus with musical accompaniment by Radio 80000. Enjoy free admission to all exhibitions, drinks, and music from 6 PM more info

Extra+ is approaching, with musical accompaniment by Radio 80000! From 6 PM, admission to all exhibitions is free. You can expect contemporary art in "Iman Issa. Let's Play", explore the boundaries of what can be said in "Shifting the Silence", and discover how art captures transience in "What threatens to disappear becomes an image. Man – Nature – Art". You will also find popular classics and rarely shown treasures in "The Blue Rider". There will be drinks and music – all under the special light of Olafur Eliasson's "Wirbelwerk"!

A political feuilleton as a podcast. 'Jazz&Politics at Pathos' explores how everything is political, unleashing polemics, essays, digressions, satire, and sacred seriousness on political topics every two weeks with Lukas Hammerstein and friends

Join us at a blooming traffic island at Kapuzinerplatz to discover which flowers are blooming and which insects are buzzing around. We will use free apps like Flora Incognita and Observation to identify them. Admission is free, and no registration is needed more info

We meet at a blooming traffic island at Kapuzinerplatz. This island was planted by a green patron and blooms beautifully in spring. Using identification apps and books, we want to discover together which flowers are blooming and which insects are buzzing around. We will work with the free apps Flora Incognita and Observation. Feel free to install the apps on your phone beforehand. Admission is free, and no registration is necessary. The event takes place in cooperation with Langer Tag der Stadtnatur. Organizer: Green City e.V.

A free, recurring music orchestra for all ages and skill levels. Participants can make music, sing, try instruments, and compose together in a welcoming environment more info

This is a recurring event held every Monday (except during school holidays). Participation is free. The Community Music Orchester welcomes curious people of all ages who want to make music, sing, try out instruments, write and arrange music pieces and songs, and rehearse together. The aim is to make 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 above all, people. Musical background is not required. Contact for registration: 0173 3805615 or community-orchester@gmx.de. Leadership: Marja Burchard and Wolfi Schlick.

Join us to explore places, shops, and initiatives in Hasenbergl that support a sustainable lifestyle. This tour is part of the event series GESTERN. HEUTE. FÜR MORGEN more info

Join us to explore places, shops, and initiatives in Hasenbergl that support a sustainable lifestyle. We look forward to exchanging ideas with you. This exploration tour is part of the event series GESTERN. HEUTE. FÜR MORGEN. Once a month, people of different generations discuss what constitutes a good life and how we can protect our Earth for future generations. People of all ages are invited. The event is free of charge. Audio devices will be distributed for better understanding.

The Köşk-Choir, led by Manuela Rzytki, practices every Tuesday. New members are welcome to join at any time. A voluntary contribution is suggested more info

The Köşk-Choir practices every Tuesday (except during school holidays) starting at 19:30. The choir is led by Manuela Rzytki, a musician and singer known for her work in various band projects and theater productions. Participation is open to everyone, and new members can join at any time. A voluntary contribution of 10 € is suggested. For registration, contact manurzytki@gmx.net.

AyanKoko from Perpignan, also known as The Brain, is in town at the invitation of KlangBuero. MAXMSP processor sounds meet (never) heard and (urgently) desired sounds

A two-day festival featuring 14 bands, vegan food, and a distro. Bands include Without a Word, Thrive, Influence, and many more more info

This event features 14 bands, vegan food, and a distro. Bands Performing: Without a Word, Thrive, Influence, Handshake, Fragment, Remain, Escalate, Lifelike, Instinctive, Caged, CLEARxCUT, Supernova, Time Heist, Sharp Tongues.

Heinz Strunk presents a musical reading from "Kein Geld Kein Glück Kein Sprit," inviting the audience into a world of strange illnesses, unsettling events, and profoundly miserable family stories, filled with both pain and humor more info

Heinz Strunk reports on strange illnesses, unsettling events in the neighboring house, and tells profoundly miserable family stories and couple tragedies. Assembled household robots devoutly attend a puppet show, a woman ends up with the wrong cosmetic surgeon, and at the fish buffet in a luxury resort, retired couples go to war. The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung called for the Büchner Prize for Strunk, and the Süddeutsche Zeitung suggested that if Strunk's success leads to more authors publishing short stories, Georg Büchner should be posthumously awarded the Heinz Strunk Prize.

An open orchestra for all ages and skill levels to collaboratively create music, explore sounds, and connect with others. No musical background or instrument is required more info

The "Community Music Orchester" welcomes curious individuals of all ages who enjoy making music, singing, trying out instruments, writing and arranging musical pieces and songs, and rehearsing together. The orchestra aims to create music collaboratively, explore 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, and cultures. This event takes place every Monday (except during school holidays). Participation is free. The location is barrier-free, but there are no barrier-free toilets. For registration, contact 0173 3805615 or community-orchester@gmx.de. Led by Marja Burchard and Wolfi Schlick.

The KÖŞK-CHOR practices every Tuesday. Everyone is welcome to join at any time. The choir is led by musician and singer Manuela Rzytki more info

The KÖŞK-CHOR practices every Tuesday outside of school holidays. Everyone can participate, and entry is possible at any time. Manuela Rzytki is the choir director. She is a musician and singer in several band projects in avant-garde, pop and experimental music. A voluntary contribution of 10 € is suggested. For registration, contact manurzytki@gmx.net. The venue has barrier-free access, but no barrier-free toilets.

An event featuring Spa Boys

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The Geschwister Pfister perfectly portray the entertainment scene of the 60s, 70s, and 80s, a time of cross-generational TV programs more info

The Geschwister Pfister lovingly parody the kitsch of the entertainment industry from the 60s to the 80s. Ursli Pfister, also known as Christoph Marti, reflects on his childhood in 1970s Switzerland through the music of Peggy March, one of the most successful pop singers in the German-speaking world from 1965 to 1980. Even if her name isn't immediately recognizable, hits like 'Mit 17 hat man noch Träume' bring back memories for a whole generation. Christoph Marti takes the audience back in time with childhood stories and Peggy March's songs, introducing characters like Frau Huggenberger and inviting everyone to sing along.

The Geschwister Pfister perfectly portray the entertainment scene of the 60s, 70s, and 80s, a time of cross-generational television programs more info

The Geschwister Pfister lovingly parody the saccharine, dishonest kitsch of the entertainment industry from the 60s to the 80s. Ursli Pfister, alias Christoph Marti, reflects on his childhood in 1970s Switzerland through the music of Peggy March, one of the most successful pop singers in the German-speaking world from 1965 to 1980. Even if her name isn't immediately recognizable, hits like 'Mit 17 hat man noch Träume' evoke a sense of nostalgia. Christoph Marti takes the audience back in time with stories from his childhood and the songs of Peggy March, introducing characters like Frau Huggenberger and surprising everyone with how many lyrics they can sing along to.

An open orchestra for people of all ages to make music, sing, and try out instruments together. No musical background is required

The Geschwister Pfister perfectly portray the entertainment scene of the 60s, 70s, and 80s, a time when television programs still worked across generations more info

The Geschwister Pfister lovingly parody the saccharine, dishonest kitsch of the industry, artfully and ambiguously. Ursli Pfister, alias Christoph Marti, spent his childhood in 1970s Switzerland, and his program about Peggy March reflects this era. The American singer was one of the most successful pop stars in the German-speaking world from 1965 to 1980. Even if her name isn't immediately familiar, songs like 'Mit 17 hat man noch Träume' bring back a gleam of recognition. She accompanied a whole generation from childhood into adulthood. Christoph Marti takes us back to this time with stories from his childhood and the songs of Peggy March, introducing us to Mrs. Huggenberger and surprising everyone with how many lyrics they can sing along to.

The Köşk-Choir rehearses every Tuesday. Everyone is welcome to join at any time more info

The Köşk-Choir rehearses every Tuesday outside of school holidays. Everyone can participate, and joining is possible at any time. The choir is led by Manuela Rzytki. A voluntary contribution of 10 € is suggested. To register, please email manurzytki@gmx.net. The location has barrier-free access, but the toilets are not barrier-free.

Christiane Rösinger, a musician and grandmother, writes an age guide titled 'The Joy Of Ageing.' It's an energetic call against societal treatment of older women more info

Christiane Rösinger, a musician and grandmother, decides to write an age guide to earn some money. 'The Joy Of Ageing' is an energetic call not to tolerate how society treats women who are no longer young. The book is a bitingly funny collection of memories, thoughts, and stories, offering a serious piece of advice: complain less, live more. Because being old means being free.

250cc is a high-energy two-piece known for raw, stripped-down rock shows more info

With just guitar and drums, Guido and Alice build sonic landscapes, dreamy vocal textures, sharp turns in rhythm, and sounds that echo from vintage tape machines to the fringes of dreamy distortion, turning every live show into a hypnotic, stripped-down rituel.

Join the Community Music Orchester, an open group for all ages to make music, sing, and experiment with instruments. No prior musical knowledge is required. Participation is free

The KÖŞK-CHOR practices every Tuesday. Participation is open to everyone, and new members can join at any time more info

The KÖŞK-CHOR practices every Tuesday outside of school holidays. Participation is open to everyone, and new members can join at any time. The choir is led by Manuela Rzytki. A voluntary contribution of 10 € is suggested. For registration, contact manurzytki@gmx.net.

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The KÖŞK-CHOR practices every Tuesday. Everyone is welcome to join at any time more info

The KÖŞK-CHOR practices every Tuesday outside of school holidays. Everyone is welcome to join, and it's possible to start at any time. The choir is directed by Manuela Rzytki. A voluntary contribution of 10 € is suggested. To register, please email manurzytki@gmx.net. The location has barrier-free access, but the toilets are not barrier-free.

An open orchestra for curious people of all ages to make music, sing, try out instruments, write and arrange pieces of music and songs, and rehearse them together

Rocko Schamoni, an author, entertainer, musician, actor, and stage artist from Hamburg, will be celebrating '40 Jahre Rocko Schamoni, the King is here to stay.' more info

Rocko Schamoni began his career in 1985. Over the years, he has performed over 1000 times, released more than 20 long-players, written 10 books, produced 10 theater plays, and founded the Golden Pudel Club. This anniversary tour will showcase a comprehensive selection of his musical and literary works. He will be accompanied by Joachim Franz Büchner, a bandleader and songwriter.

Join the KÖŞK-CHOR for their weekly rehearsal, open to all and led by musician Manuela Rzytki. It's a great opportunity to sing in a welcoming environment, with new members able to join at any time more info

The KÖŞK-CHOR holds rehearsals every Tuesday outside of school holidays. Everyone is welcome to join, and it is possible to start 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. She is the founder of the band *Parasyte Woman* and has collaborated with *G.Rag und die Landlergschwister*, *Kamerakino*, *Salewski*, and participated in numerous theater productions. A voluntary contribution of 10 € is suggested. For registration, please contact manurzytki@gmx.net. The location has barrier-free access, but no barrier-free toilets.

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An open orchestra for all ages to make music, sing, and try instruments together. No musical background is necessary

The Köşk-Choir practices every Tuesday. Everyone is welcome to join at any time. The choir is led by Manuela Rzytki more info

The Köşk-Choir practices 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. Price: Voluntary contribution of 10 €. Contact for registration: manurzytki@gmx.net. Accessibility: Barrier-free access, but no barrier-free toilets.

Live concert by G.Rag y los Hermanos Patchekos, a Bolzplatz show

The DRAGademy final show, featuring performers who have developed their individual drag personalities through an intensive workshop series. The show celebrates the full spectrum of drag with originality, expressiveness, and personal style more info

The DRAGademy final show marks the culmination of an intensive workshop series. Performers who have spent months in the DRAGademy developing their individual drag personalities, experimenting bravely, and working with great creativity will gather on stage. The show celebrates the full spectrum of drag: Queens, Kings, and unique characters who set new accents beyond classic categories. Each performance impresses with originality, expressiveness, and the personal style of the artists. The audience can expect a lively, varied spectacle full of passion and surprising moments – an evening for everyone who wants to celebrate drag as a vibrant art form! Further Details: This is the DRAGademy show finale featuring Vicky Voyage and participants. The DRAGademy is a joint initiative of PATHOS theater and Vicky Voyage, offering an entry into the world of transformation, art, and extravagance. The monthly workshop series covers topics such as make-up, wig styling, stage presence, costumes, lighting design, character work, and more. The series concludes with a showcase where what has been learned is presented live on stage to an audience. Vicky Voyage is a drag queen, moderator, and producer of the acclaimed drag cabaret show "Drag Voyage." The event is supported by the Münchner Regenbogen Stiftung.

Join a workshop to prepare a vegan summer bowl using regional ingredients. This event is part of the 'YESTERDAY. TODAY. FOR TOMORROW.' series, fostering intergenerational exchange on sustainable living more info

Is it easy to cook only with regional ingredients? Can seasonal cuisine be varied? And where can I get food from the surrounding area? In our next workshop, we will not only discuss good food and regional products, but also prepare a vegan summer bowl together with colorful vegetables, fresh salad, creamy hummus, quinoa, and vegan carrot 'salmon'. The workshop is part of the event series YESTERDAY. TODAY. FOR TOMORROW. Once a month, people of different generations exchange ideas about what makes a good life and how we can protect our earth for future generations. People of all ages are invited.

An open and free musical orchestra for all ages and backgrounds to make music, sing, and rehearse together. No musical experience is needed more info

The 'COMMUNITY MUSIC ORCHESTER' is an open and free musical offering for people of all ages and musical backgrounds. Participants are invited to make music, sing, try out instruments, write and arrange music pieces and songs, and rehearse together. The orchestra aims to foster encounters between generations, nations, music styles, cultures, and people. Musical experience is not a prerequisite. It is an open offer, and no supervision is provided. Accessibility: Barrier-free access is available, but there are no barrier-free toilets. Participation is free of charge.

The Köşk-Choir practices every Tuesday. Everyone is welcome to join at any time. The choir is led by musician Manuela Rzytki more info

The Köşk-Choir practices 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 in several band projects in the avant-garde, pop, and experimental music genres. 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. The cost is a voluntary contribution of 10 €. For registration, contact manurzytki@gmx.net.

Concert by G.Rag & Die Landlergschwister

G.Rag & Die Landlergschwister will perform a concert, known for their unique blend of brass music, Landler, Zwiefache, Gstanzln, and Wirtshausklassiker more info

The band aims to restore the reputation of Bavarian folklore and brass music with their raw, quirky, and loud performances. They have been recognized with the "Stern des Jahres" award in the "Neue Heimatklänge" category by the Abendzeitung München in 2013 and have performed multiple times at the Herzkasperl-Zelt at the Oktoberfest.

Join an intergenerational meeting to bake flatbread over a fire, make homemade butter, hummus, and fresh herbal lemonade. Discuss the value of good food and protecting the Earth for future generations

Concert by G.Rag y los Hermanos Patchekos, a band known for their unique blend of styles

Concert by G.Rag & Die Landlergschwister

Analstahl concert in Munich