12 events for the next 18 months
Malandain Ballet Biarritz reinterprets Vivaldi's "Four Seasons" in combination with a little-known version by Guido, merging Baroque music with contemporary choreography.
Award ceremony celebrating the annual support prizes for young artists presented by the city of Friedrichshafen. Free admission.
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Two parenting experts, Dr. Jan-Uwe Rogge and Matthias Jung, blend knowledge with humour in a cabaret about the challenges of puberty for the whole family.
Oliver Gimber, known as Witz vom Olli, is a German comedian and master painter with millions of followers on social media. An evening of comedy for adults.
A dance workshop for adults exploring improvisation, movement, and personal physical expression. Led by choreographer Bea Carolina Remark.
Dmitry Yudin performs as part of the Earthquake series, a monthly matinee showcasing young pianists. The programme pairs a Beethoven work with a contemporary piece.
A scenic tale about a young fox who loves sounds, for children from 4 years old. An interactive performance with audience participation, also accessible to people with visual impairments.
Isabelle Faust and Kristian Bezuidenhout lead the Chamber Orchestra Basel in a Mozart programme. The evening combines a sonata, violin concerto, and symphony performed by world-class musicians.
Maxi Gstettenbauer brings his show KOMPLETT ABSURD to Friedrichshafen - a sharp, dark-humoured stand-up set about what comedy is still allowed to be in today's world.
The 53rd edition of Irish Folk Festival comes to Friedrichshafen with the "Gold dust in your pocket" tour. The evening brings together four masters of Irish traditional music, from Brian Leach on hammered dulcimer to the duo Brian Haitz & Brendan Mulholland.
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An evening of elegance and humour: a burlesque dinner show in Friedrichshafen featuring three acts, a three-course menu, and full production.
A two-day theatre workshop for young children and parents where kids discover their creative abilities through movement and physical expression.
An evening of Schumann's Romantic songs and choral music alongside works by Sibelius and Tormis. Tenor Philipp Nicklaus and conductor Nikolaus Henseler invite you on a journey through the world of Romantic lyricism.
A book presentation and discussion about the anthology on RAF terrorism and the events of 1977, organized by the Federal Agency for Civic Education.
A multimedia reading of a graphic novel about love and politics in East Germany. Artist Lilya Matveeva and screenwriter Jochen Voit tell the story of Rose and Robert against the backdrop of East-West conflict.
An interactive gathering focused on collaborative reading and discussion of texts.
Gerd Dudenhöffer embodies Heinz Becker, a man who must learn to live alone after his wife's funeral. A monodrama about grief, solitude, and the slow return to equilibrium.
A lecture on the wisdom of Hildegard of Bingen in a modern context, with music by Elke Voltz and refreshments based on medieval recipes.
Julia Kohler shares her experience as a family member caring for someone with Alzheimer's disease. A personal and honest account of dementia with room for discussion.
Lena Kiefer signs copies of her novel "Royal lies" at K42 in Friedrichshafen - fans can get a personal dedication and connect with other readers.
Cabaret duo Pfefferle and Zipperle serve up a string of Swabian dialect sketches packed with domestic chaos, awkward moments and sharp comic timing.
Stephan Bauer explores the weariness that creeps into long-term relationships and questions whether marriage still makes sense in today's world.
The Bodensee-Kammerorchester, conducted by Gero Wittich, performs Tchaikovsky's Fourth Symphony alongside Bruch's Clarinet and Viola Concerto, with soloists Lyuta Kobayashi and Benjamin Rivinius.
A charming puppet theatre show for young children about the adventures of a little polar bear. This forty-minute performance celebrates discovery and the magic of returning home.
NN Theater Köln brings its vivid stage production of Till Eulenspiegel to Friedrichshafen - a jester, rebel and merciless exposer of human folly, performed with live music and rapid-fire role changes.
Four slammers - Aileen Schneider, Jasmin Haas, Skog Ogvann and Marvin Suckut - take the stage in Friedrichshafen with their own texts ranging from lyrical and political to darkly comic.
NO ANGELS make their comeback - the group that dominated the charts for years returns to perform live.
Anna Schäfer's solo show follows a sleepless woman whose racing thoughts won't quit - a fast, musical and genuinely funny monologue about the state of things today.
Berlin-based organist Michael Schütz plays ABBA, Queen, Beatles and Harry Potter film music on the church organ - a programme that spans generations and musical tastes.
Herr Jan blends singer-songwriter pop, reggae and hip-hop into layered, harmony-rich music for the whole family - touching on everyday emotions and life's bigger questions.
Julian Maier-Hauff fuses analog electronics with acoustic instruments in fully improvised live sets - the artist who opened the Berlinale in 2026.
Kapelle Petra marks 30 years with their LÜBBE-Tour anniversary run, supported by yara, a German-language indie rock quartet known for raw, dadaist energy.
Irish singer-songwriter Chris de Burgh performs at Graf-Zeppelin-Haus in Friedrichshafen.
Dead Chic fuses dark blues, cinematic rock and soulful intensity under their own "Heavy Soul" banner. Fronted by Andy Balcon of Heymoonshaker, the band sounds like the soundtrack to a sun-scorched Western.
Three modern clowns from the Berlin breakdance scene combine acrobatics, beatbox and comedy in a sharp, high-energy theatre show about trust and collaboration.
The theater group of Graf-Zeppelin-Gymnasium performs a Schiller adaptation directed by Dagmar Mader - a classic drama about outlaws cast almost entirely with women. Free entry; adults need a festival badge.
A free theatrical production of "Alice in Wonderland", adapted from Nina Naujoks and performed by students of Gemeinschaftsschule Schreienesch as part of the Seehasenfest 2026.
A 90s and 2000s throwback party at the Lokhalle in Bahnhof Fischbach, Friedrichshafen - DJ sets, Eurodance, boy bands, and full nostalgia. Period outfits welcome!
