When does the climate exhibition take place?

The exhibition is open on October 10, 2026, starting at 1 PM at ZAM – Center for Exchange and Action in Erlangen.

What can visitors expect?

The exhibition conveys exciting climate facts, simple tips and tricks for everyday life, as well as information about the climate initiative in Erlangen.

Where does the exhibition take place?

The venue is ZAM – Center for Exchange and Action in Erlangen.

Is the exhibition suitable for specific age groups?

The event is aimed at everyone who wants to learn about climate protection, sustainable everyday decisions, and Erlangen's climate initiative.

What is the entrance fee?

A confirmed entrance fee has not been specified.

Climate Exhibition “Be There!”

Name: Climate Exhibition “Be There!” Open
Start: 2026-10-10T13:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-10-10T13:00:00+02:00
Location: ZAM - Zentrum für Austausch und Machen

Understanding climate, changing daily life: The exhibition “Be There!” in Erlangen

How can climate protection succeed in daily life? The climate exhibition “Be There!” at ZAM – Center for Exchange and Action invites you to learn about central climate facts, discover connections, and take concrete impulses for your own daily life.

Knowledge that leads to action

At the center are clearly presented information about the climate initiative in Erlangen. The exhibition combines cultural education with social responsibility and makes complex questions of climate change accessible. Visitors receive guidance on issues that shape our coexistence, our environment, and the future of the city.

Practical ideas for everyday life

“Be There!” not only relies on information but also on inspiration. Simple tips and tricks show how climate protection can be integrated into everyday decisions. The exhibition thus opens a low-threshold access to sustainable action and invites personal engagement.

An exhibition visit with social significance

The atmosphere of the exhibition at ZAM stands for exchange, participation, and collaborative action. The art experience expands here into an aesthetic and social opportunity: Not individual artworks, but the communication of knowledge, the visual design, and the dialogue about future issues form the core of the artwork's consideration. This creates an exhibition visit that informs, sensitizes, and encourages participation.

Conclusion: Climate protection starts with participation

The climate exhibition “Be There!” is aimed at everyone who wants not only to read climate facts but also translate them into concrete action ideas. Those who want to learn about Erlangen's climate initiative and gain new perspectives for their daily life will find an inspiring place for information, exchange, and sustainable impulses at ZAM.