What’s Up This Weekend in Stuttgart ()
Wondering what to do this weekend? Here are the local events near Stuttgart from May 30 through June 1.
Medieval Spectacle at Kloster Wiblingen: Travel back in time all weekend long in Ulm with shopping, artists, acrobats, a children’s knights’ tournament and fire shows.
Aviation Festival 2025: On Saturday and Sunday, make your way to Flugplatz Pattonville for live music, flight demonstrations, food, drinks, model aircrafts, a children’s gliding simulator, face painting and gliding aerobatics.
21st Stuttgart Children and Family Festival: Head over to the Stuttgart Schlossplatz on Saturday and Sunday for games, sports, interactive learning exhibits, bouncy castles and crafts.
Three old style toy planes with focus on first plane propeller (kyolshin (123RF))
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Die Note - Bar Restaurant: Sound of Laughter- English Comedy Open Mic: Laugh out loud at this comedy event.
Stuttgart-Uhlbach: Friday Wine Tasting at the Wine Museum: Try three different wines every Friday.
Karlsruhe-Grötzingen: Flea Market: Every Friday, shop for treasures at this market.
Königstrasse 1a: Free Walking Tour in English: On Saturdays and Sundays at 11 a.m., there is a free two-hour walking tour in English with a cool guide carrying a yellow umbrella.
Karlsplatz: Flea Market: Find your next treasure at this market.
Untere Schloßgartenanlagen: Afro-Latino Festival 2025: On Saturday and Sunday, come out for food, music, workshops and shopping.
RomyS.: Techno and Paint: What will the techno beats inspire you to paint?
Böblingen: 16th Annual PFF Meeting: Porsche enthusiasts should make their way to Motorworld to see the hundreds of Porsches on display. Membership in PFF is not required to attend.
Böblingen: Street Food Fiesta: All weekend long, enjoy international food, street music, live cooking and drinks.
Ludwigsburg: Dot Mandala Workshop (English language available): Create a mandala using dot art in this workshop.
No events solely on Sunday.
*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.
