What is going on near you in Bavaria this weekend? This list can help you figure out what to do Sept. 20-22, 2024.
Munich: Oktoberfest: Come out for the world’s most famous celebration of beer and fun until October 6.
Munich: Jonas Brothers: Five Albums. One Night.: Rock out to your favorite songs from this pop band.
Munich: Bec Lavelle- Live in Concert: Hear the music from the musician of the “soulful songs of ‘McLeod’s Daughters.’”
Nuremberg: Old Town Festival: Until Sept. 23rd, enjoy rides, music, food and fun.
Augsburg: Augsburg Balboa Festival: Dance all weekend long at this festival.
Nuremberg: Mein Zuhaus (Housing Expo): On Saturday and Sunday, shop for all your home’s wants and needs.
Pettendorf: Medieval Spectacle with Dragon Fangdorn near Regensburg: Travel back in time on Saturday and Sunday.
Ansbach: Fire Brigade Day: Come out for vehicle demonstrations, water games and fun.
Ansbach: Manga Day: Secure three of 27 free XXL reading samples.
Fürth: Park Run: Get your cardio on in the city park.
Fürth: Children and Youth Day: Come out for fun, games and food.
Bobingen: The Reptile Exchange Augsburg: See a variety of reptiles and shop a variety of reptile-pet-owner wants and needs.
Augsburg: Candlelight Concerts: Film Music from Hans Zimmer: Enjoy your favorite songs as played by the orchestral quartet.
Augsburg: Manga Day: Secure three of 27 free XXL reading samples.
Augsburg: Candlelight Concerts: Imagine Dragons meets Coldplay: Enjoy your favorite songs as played by the orchestral quartet.
Munich: Dynamic Vinyasa Yoga (English language available): Get your namaste on, then enjoy some coffee.
Munich: “Harry Potter and the Magic Organ”: Enjoy this famous soundtrack as played live on the organ mixed with a story and sand animation.
Fürth: Yard and Garage Flea Market Vach/Mannhof: Find your next treasure at this market.
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