Events next week in Frankfurt

A solo performance that explores the life stage of women over 50, beyond clichés and stereotypes.

An exhibition at the Kabinett showcasing works by Claus Bury, Frank Darius, and Simone Nieweg, exploring human-shaped landscapes.

A contemplative exhibition of black-and-white maritime landscapes by Italian photographer Gabriele Basilico.

A drop-in family workshop where children and adults explore art through hands-on making and digital play.

Around 45 exceptional prints based on Bruegel's drawings, revealing his genius as a print designer and storyteller.

Explore around 40 works from 30 international artists engaging with the cognitive, political and environmental dimensions of AI.

An exhibition at the Geschichtsort Adlerwerke exploring the 1944 Warsaw Uprising and the unique scout postal service that operated during the resistance.

A multimedia exhibition celebrating 20 years of the SABA scholarship, with artworks, interactive formats and a supporting programme including workshops and talks.

A pop-culture-infused interactive exhibition exploring family, community and creative collaboration, curated by Mike D of the Beastie Boys.

Join Pippi Longstocking as she scrubs Villa Kunterbunt, gets shipwrecked, and teaches two burglars a lesson in this musical birthday adventure.

A photo collection celebrating Ursula Edelmann's century-spanning documentation of Frankfurt's post-war reconstruction and architectural evolution.

Group exhibition exploring the intersection of care, artificial intelligence, and vulnerability with works by Awori, Smrekar, Superflux, and Kazarova.

Discover around one hundred animal sculptures by August Gaul, one of Germany's first modern sculptors.

Five weeks of Bavarian-style festivities in a large festival tent with live music, Frühschoppen, and a special Ladies' night.

A cinematic exhibition exploring Greenland's identity, climate, and geopolitics through immersive projections and the art of Julie Edel Hardenberg.

Peter Handke's text 'Self-Accusation' is staged as a poetic confession of human flaws and everyday rule‑breaking – a counterpoint to the pressure of self‑optimisation.

A mixed-media exhibition by Saskia Schüler exploring transformation, time, and transience at Atelierfrankfurt.

A medieval adventure for kids – the young squire Arthur accidentally pulls the sword from the stone and becomes king.

A major exhibition celebrating Wim Wenders’ life and work, featuring scripts, photos, props, costumes, and an immersive installation by the director himself.

A special exhibition at Senckenberg Naturmuseum exploring the dual role of Sargassum algae as both a biodiverse habitat and an environmental problem.

A special exhibition showcasing the Büchergilde Gestalterpreis, a prize for young illustrators and designers, now celebrating 25 years.

An exhibition exploring architecture and design between mass production and uniqueness.

A deep dive into the artist's unflinching look at power, identity, and image-making in Native American representation.

A walk-through Gaudí-inspired sculpture in the garden of the Instituto Cervantes