What’s Up This Weekend in Wiesbaden ()
Want to know where to go? Here is a list of events happening near Wiesbaden this weekend, Jan. 24-26.
1. Burns Supper 2025 Celebrate the Scottish poet Robert Burns with whiskey, Haggis and speeches in Frankfurt this Sunday Jan. 26. Don’t speak German? That’s okay, neither did Burns, so the celebrating should mostly be in English.
2. MAMMA MIA! - The Original Musical Mamma Mia, here you go again, to this famous musical all weekend long in Frankfurt. This is the original English-language show.
3. Taiko Saito Trio: Spend the evening listening to this percussion trio in Frankfurt on Friday night, Jan. 24.
Frankfurt: Candlelight Concerts: Ed Sheeran meets Coldplay: Enjoy your favorite songs as played by the string quartet.
Frankfurt: Candlelight Concerts: Queen vs. ABBA: Enjoy your favorite songs as played by the string quartet.
Frankfurt: Beer and Cheese Tasting: Learn what beers pair with different cheeses at this event.
Wiesbaden: Candlelight Concerts: Queen vs. ABBA: Enjoy your favorite songs as played by the string quartet.
Wiesbaden: Candlelight Concerts: Tribute to Adele: Enjoy your favorite songs as played by the string quartet.
The Lounge at the Wiesbaden Entertainment Center (USAG Wiesbaden): Live Comedy Show: Laugh out loud at this comedy show.
Frankfurt: Nidda Parkrun: Get your cardio on at the park.
Wiesbaden: Costume Sale: Find your costume for Fasching, Carnivale, cosplaying or Halloween at this event.
St. Goar: Carmen: Ballet Evening by Steffen Fuchs: Spend the evening at the ballet on Saturday and Sunday.
Frankfurt: Candlelight Concerts: The Best of Joe Hisaishi: Enjoy your favorite songs from classics such as “Kiki’s Delivery Service” and “My Neighbor Totoro” as played by the string quartet.
Frankfurt: Budapest Festival Orchestra: Spend the evening at the orchestra.
Wiesbaden: WalkYoga in Castle Park: Take a relaxing walk through the park every Sunday and do yoga poses along the way.
Wiesbaden Library (USAG Wiesbaden): Welcome to your Book Club: Meet up with fellow book lovers and discuss your latest reads.
*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.
