events
What's there to laugh about? The humorous art of Walter Moers
Erlangen gets Moers pure: comic cult, dark humor, and fantasy at the City Museum. Experience it from 03.05. to 13.09.2026 for 6 euros. #WalterMoers #Erlangen
Walter Moers in Erlangen: What’s there to laugh about?
Erlangen receives a wonderfully quirky Moers world: drawings, satire, and Zamonien at the City Museum. Until September 13, 2026, admission 6 euros. #WalterMoers #Erlangen
Relief through Promotion of Communication EduKation – Course for Relatives of People with Dementia
With calm and support: EduKation Dementia in Buckenhof empowers relatives with knowledge, exchange, and practice. Start 08.05.2026, 10–12 AM, 128 € plus book. Secure your spot now. #Dementia
Ukrainian Folk Art: Petrykiwka Painting – The Soul at the Tip of the Brush
Experience vibrant ornamentation, Ukrainian tradition, and strong visual language in Erlangen: The Petrykiwka exhibition showcases UNESCO cultural heritage full of color. #Art
Banned Books: Culture War over Children's and Young Adult Books in the USA
A powerful exhibition about book bans, reading freedom, and young voices in the USA. Banned Books in Erlangen invites reflection. #ReadingFreedom
Wild Diversity in the Garden
Discover the wild diversity behind every bed in the Botanical Garden Erlangen: fungi, mosses, insects, and more. Free admission, summer 2026. #Biodiversity
Cyrill Lachauer. The Sunset Route
A powerful exhibition about landscape, freedom, and movement at Kunstpalais Erlangen. Cyrill Lachauer connects photography, film, and installation. #Kunstpalais
Eva Nüßlein. Dirt under the Nails
Eva Nüßlein brings to life painting full of stars, tears, and punk energy at Kunstpalais Erlangen. 20.06.-27.09.2026, €8. #Art
Eva Nüßlein. Dirt under the fingernails
Large painting, clear signs, strong feelings: Eva Nüßlein at Kunstpalais Erlangen. Experience it from June 20 to September 27, 2026, for 8 €. #Art
Cyrill Lachauer – The Sunset Route
An exhibition about landscape as a memory repository: Cyrill Lachauer at Kunstpalais Erlangen. Photography, film, and new perspectives on freedom. #Art