What’s Up This Weekend in Bavaria ()
What is going on near you in Bavaria this weekend? This list can help you figure out what to do Apr. 18-20.
Nuremberg Folk Festival: From April 19th until May 4th, enjoy this large festival featuring fun for the entire family in Nuremberg.
Disney in Concert: “Pirates of the Caribbean” (Film in English with German Subtitles): The philharmonic orchestra will accompany the film as it plays on screen this Saturday in Munich.
“Sleeping Beauty” as performed by the Classico Ballet Napoli: Spend the afternoon at the ballet this Sunday in Augsburg.
Munich: YAMATO - THE DRUMMERS OF JAPAN: Check out this awesome drum show all weekend long
Augsburg: English Language Movies at the Kino: All weekend long, check out the latest English-language movies. Look for OMU (which means in their original language with German subtitles) or OV/OF (which means in their original language).
Amberg: Book Flea Market: Shop for all kinds of books until April 21st.
Garmisch: Weekly Market: Shop local cheeses, fruits, veggies and specialties every Friday.
Munich: Circus Krone: Run away to the circus on Saturday and Sunday.
Munich: Techno & Paint: Rock out to the live DJ as you paint your masterpiece.
Fürth: Park Run: Get your cardio on in the city park.
Augsburg: Augsburger Dult (Spring Fair): Check out Augburg’s oldest fair until May 4th.
Augsburg: QUEEN Heaven - The Original at the Planetarium: Check out this classic album combined with amazing visual effects.
Garmisch: Collector’s Fair: Come out to the 53rd collectors’ fair for stamp, coin and postcard enthusiasts.
Munich: EXPATs in Munich - English Comedy Showcase: Laugh out loud at this comedy show.
Ansbach: Easter Fire: Come out for a fire, grilled food and refreshing drinks.
Bavaria MWR (Grafenwoehr and Vilseck)
USO Bavaria (Hohenfels, Camp Aachen, Ansbach, Garmisch, Vilseck, Grafenwoehr, Camp Albertshof, Area 4)
*Know before you go: Always check event websites before traveling to verify information, cost and regulations. Lectures and workshops on the economy are likely to be in German but may offer English alternatives. Events on military bases require base access
