Projects of the Klassik Stiftung Weimar are funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) and the Free State of Thuringia, represented by the State Chancellery of Thuringia, Department of Culture and the Arts.
Events
Weimar Controversies
Housing is political. How do we want to live? Who can still afford to live the way they want? Who actually owns the living space and what alternative housing models are there? How is Weimar shaped by the Bauhaus, which had revolutionary ideas for housing? For this year's Weimar Controversies, we are once again inviting exciting discussion partners to the Bauhaus Museum Weimar and opening the dialogue.
Open Stage
From 7 June, we will once again be inviting you to the Open Stage every Wednesday from 6 pm directly in front of the Weimar City Palace! The Open Stage is open to musicians from all genres. Whether punk, classical, rock, cover songs or original pieces, years of experience or just starting out - our stage is open to all! Registration and information via open-stage@klassik-stiftung.de
Film series on “Living”
The film screenings will begin on 13 May at irregular intervals at the Living Lab in front of the Weimar City Castle, the Lichthaus Kino, at Haus Am Horn reloaded and the Bauhaus.
The film series on “Living” is a joint event series by the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar, the Klassik Stiftung Weimar and the Lichthaus Kino. Admission is free.
Radio Playground
The Radio Playground at the Living Lab offers visitors the chance every Thursday to listen to selected radio plays for adults (7 pm - 8 pm) by our cooperation partner Buchfunk and the Ohrka children’s programme (6 pm - 7 pm). The 2023 Radio Playground programme features some all-time favourites, including Karl May’s “Adventure on Ceylon”, “The Adventure of the Noble Bachelor” by Arthur Conan Doyle, Stefan Zweig’s “The Battle for the South Pole” (from: “The World Minute at Waterloo”), “The Jungle Book”, “Sherlock Holmes” and “Till Eulenspiegel”. Some knowledge of spoken German is required.
Bauhaus Week
August 15-31, 2023
The first model house of the Bauhaus, the Haus Am Horn, turns 100 years old. In cooperation with the Kunstfest Weimar, the Bauhaus Week will be celebrated on this occasion. At the same time, the augmented reality tour of the Haus Am Horn will open, concerts will take place, and there will be a diverse program in and around the model house as well as the Bauhaus Museum. The week will conclude with the Bauhaus Parade, during which all interested parties are invited to join the students of the Bauhaus University on their march from the university campus to the Haus Am Horn.
Weitere Highlights
Long Night of the Museums | May 13
Stroll through the museums of the Klassik Stiftung Weimar until midnight. This is possible during the Long Night of the Museums. A colorful program of exclusive guided tours and lectures offers a glimpse behind the doors of the museums at a late hour.
international Museum Day | 21 May
On 21 May 2023 - International Museum Day - we would like to draw attention to our museums and invite you to discover them: in the classic way on site in Weimar or digitally with various offers that can be accessed from home.
Thuringian Castle Days | May 26-29
With numerous offers you get insights into the city palace Weimar as well as the castles and parks in Belvedere, Kochberg, Ettersburg and Tiefurt.
Open Monument Day | September 10
Under the motto "Talent Monument" we bring Weimar monuments to the stage. We show what distinguishes our monuments from others. Because a monument needs not only sustainable preservation, but also the amazement, respect and admiration of each individual.
Thuringian Castle Children's Day 2023 | September 20
We celebrate the International Children's Day with the "Thuringian Castle Children's Day" and invite all children to the castle world of Thuringia with many hands-on activities.
