Friedrichshafen, Germany
The Graf-Zeppelin-Haus is a modern congress and event centre on the shores of Lake Constance in Friedrichshafen. Named after the city's most famous son, Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin, it hosts congresses, trade fairs, concerts and galas. The building's large hall can accommodate several thousand visitors, making it the main venue for major events in the Lake Constance region.
Malandain Ballet Biarritz reinterprets Vivaldi's "Four Seasons" in combination with a little-known version by Guido, merging Baroque music with contemporary choreography.
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.
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.
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.
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.
NO ANGELS make their comeback - the group that dominated the charts for years returns to perform live.
Irish singer-songwriter Chris de Burgh performs at Graf-Zeppelin-Haus in Friedrichshafen.
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.
