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Six days of Seouth Korean cinema ranging from blockbusters to indies, accompanied by workshops, performances and Korean food – including free admission to the Koreea Culture Day.

A family Halloween festival at the SCHIRN with workshops, spooky guided tours, and a kids’ disco amid exhibitions by Anna Hulačová and Leonor Fini.

A Halloween horror experience with live actors, themed scare zones, and a stage show inside the ruins of Königstein Castle.

An exhibition about the potential of existing high-rises as sustainable resources and lively places in Frankfurt’s cityscape.

A group exhibition with 20 artists reflecting on the landscape of Glenkeen Garden in Ireland through sound, video, painting, and scent.

A staged photo series by Marg arete Rabow that poetically explores social roles and the interplay of shame and conformity.

An afternoon of keynotes and panel discussion with leading voices from politics, academia, and industry exploring Europe’s path toward data sovereignty and ethical AI.

An intimate concert of French chansons and anecdotes, accompanied by accordion, evoking love, longing and the everyday dramas of life.

Hop between contemporary art galleries in the city centre as they unveil new exhibitions on the same evening.

Two Cologne avant-garde jazz musicians meet a renowned Cretan lute player, blending Anatolian and south-east European folk traditions with abstract improvisation.

A community playground dressed up with witches, water monsters, and a ghost-ship roller slide, topped off with a kids’ disco and homemade lemonade.

A discovery fair where more than 120 international artists and galleries present contemporary art, from paintings to urban art.

A Halloween techno party at Tanzhaus West where local Frankfurt collectives take over the floors amid cobwebs, fog, and flickering lights.

Nine dancers and live musicians explore what holds a community together in a poetic choreography.

A late-night museum party with DJ sets, ballroom performances and after-hours access to the Mary Magdalene exhibition.

A heritage steam train carries you from Darmstadt Central Station to the Dieburg Martin's Market, where more than 100 stalls and a lively historical crafts market await.

150 studios across six floors open their doors, with art, music, workshops and a Friday night party.

Fredrik Vahle performs his well-known children's songs in a lively concert for families.

A high-energy evening of comedy, music, and surprises with Hayrettin and his special guests.

Ride a vintage steam train from Darmstadt to Heidelberg and spend the afternoon wandering five Christmas markets dotted through the Old Town.