Fürstenfeldbruck, Germany
The Veranstaltungsforum Fürstenfeld is a major cultural and event centre on the grounds of the former Fürstenfeld Cistercian monastery, just west of Munich. The historic baroque ensemble - including the abbey church, festival hall and courtyard - hosts concerts, theatre, congresses and large public events throughout the year. The combination of sacred architecture and modern event infrastructure makes it one of the most distinctive venues in the Munich metropolitan region.
Munich rock'n'roll institution Spider Murphy Gang brings their open-air show to Fürstenfeldbruck - Bavarian-dialect hits and four decades of crowd favourites performed live.
A Viennese operetta revue bringing waltzes, polkas and marches by the genre's greatest composers, performed by the Gala Sinfonie Orchester Prag and the Johann Strauß Ballett soloists from the Prague State Opera.
(260 days)
Veranstaltungsforum Fürstenfeld turns 25 and celebrates with a special deal: pick 5 events from the anniversary programme and save 15% on the combined ticket price.
Andreas Kümmert, winner of "The Voice of Germany", returns with The Electric Circus. Authentic rock and roll and blues from an artist who has become one of Germany's finest live performers.
Heinrich Del Core performs stand-up about the chaos of becoming a grandfather - from vegan weddings and overpriced prams to creaking joints and the dreaded word "grandpa".
The Symphonic Accordion Orchestra Munich performs works by Dvorak, Khachaturian, Howard Shore and Piazzolla, with Vienna-based bandoneonist Nico Kaiser as soloist.
German pop singer Max Giesinger brings his "Glück auf den Strassen" open air tour 2026 to Fürstenfeldbruck.
A contemporary reinterpretation of Aeschylus' ancient Greek tragedy by Australian-Swiss director Simon Stone. A tale of a shattered family bound by guilt, vengeance, and unexpected humour.
House of Dance Company performs two works choreographed by Shahar Binyamini: New Earth, a meditation on movement and renewal, and Bolero X - a hypnotic reworking of Ravel's famous Boléro.
Conductor Paul Roh leads young musicians from the Stadtkapelle Fürstenfeldbruck and Kreismusikschule through a programme ranging from film music and pop hits to marches.
The Philharmonischer Chor Fürstenfeld performs Carl Orff's Carmina Burana in an arrangement for two pianos and percussion. A stirring masterpiece brimming with love, passion, and profound reflections on life.
Chicago-born blues guitarist Jim Kahr, a veteran of John Lee Hooker's touring band, brings his four-piece to Fürstenfeldbruck for a night of blues, rock, and funk.
Hungarian pianist Daniel Lebhardt, prize-winner at competitions in Paris, New York and Sydney, performs Beethoven, Brahms and Schubert as part of the Fürstenfelder Klaviersommer series.
The Munich Municipal Singing and Music School's symphony orchestra plays its farewell concert in Fürstenfeldbruck, with works by Bach, Tchaikovsky and Mahler under conductor Hans Peter Pairott.
Italian company Aterballetto performs four works at dancefirst - from a playful take on Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue to Crystal Pite's Solo Echo, a meditation on love and loss.
Theater 5 premieres Simon Stone's radical retelling of the ancient Oresteia, directed by Thomas Koppelt - a story of murder, revenge and inherited trauma transplanted into the present.
(36 days)
Three piano concerts in Fürstenfeld featuring virtuosic performances and an informal post-concert meet with the artists. A subscription cuts up to 30% off regular prices.
A new work by renowned choreographer Sharon Eyal - an emotional and magnetic dance performance that expresses profound feelings through the body and movement.
