6 events for the next 18 months
A concert honouring Ernst von Schuch, the legendary Dresden conductor, featuring songs by Wagner, Strauss, and other composers.
A family-friendly museum tour in Pirna exploring how Wagner shaped his operas and why his music still echoes through Hollywood blockbusters. Hands-on conducting, a holographic ghost ship, and listening stations for all ages.
Students of the Hochschule für Musik Dresden perform works from the Baroque to the modern era, for solo piano and chamber ensembles, at the Jagdschloss in Pirna.
Verdi's Requiem performed by the Kantorei St. Marien, Bachchor Dresden, and Elbland Philharmonie Sachsen, featuring soloists Jennifer Riedel, Ewa Zeuner, Frank Blümel, and Clemens Heidrich.
The original Zauber der Travestie revue returns with guests from top German cabarets for an evening of flamboyant, high-class entertainment.
A festive closing concert for the Elblandia festival featuring Christmas atmosphere, communal singing and artistic arrangements.
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The Junge Quartett Berlin performs works by Mozart, Schubert, and a contemporary composition by Kolja Roterberg as part of the 154th Galeriekonzert.
The Firebirds from Leipzig bring 1950s and 60s rock'n'roll to life with personal arrangements, a cappella moments and comedy - covering doo wop, Mersey beat and Beach Boys harmonies along the way.
Students from the J.-G.-Herder-Gymnasium in Pirna guide visitors through the Pirnaer Skulpturensommer 2026 sculpture exhibition, themed "Dazwischen" ("In Between"), joined by curator Christiane Stoebe.
Forensic biologist Mark Benecke presents cases so bizarre they baffle even his colleagues - from planted evidence to killings with unexpected means.
A musical walk through a sculpture exhibition in Pirna featuring classical singing by Varvara Nikolaienko, a Ukrainian vocalist from the Kharkiv State Academy of Culture.
Curator Christiane Stoebe leads a guided tour of the Pirnaer Skulpturensommer 2026 sculpture exhibition, whose theme "In Between" explores threshold states between different forms of being and perception.
Tom Quaas performs a solo theatrical evening based on Oscar Wilde's only novel, tracing Dorian Gray's Faustian bargain for eternal youth across a web of shifting perspectives.
An evening talk with football legends Ralf Minge and Uwe Karte discussing Dynamo Dresden's season and Germany's World Cup campaign before the 2026 final.
