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There
will be plenty to do in Leipzig in 2024: traditional trade fairs, art
festivals, sporting events and concerts with a wide range of music will
encourage people to visit Leipzig. The following overview shows a selection of
the most important tourist events in 2024. Starting this year, all permanent
exhibitions in the city’s museums will be free of charge. So when coming to
Leipzig for an inspiring event, guests should plan to stay longer to experience
the diversity of the museums. Visitors can use the free app “Explore Leipzig”
for individual digital city tours and purchase the Leipzig Card for special
offers and unlimited travel on public transport. Please check the organiser’s
website before travelling to find out the latest information of the relevant
events.
Great
Concerts of the Gewandhausorchester (all year round)
The
Gewandhausorchester is the oldest civic symphony orchestra in the world.
Founded in 1743 by a group of 16 musical philanthropists the ensemble took
residence in its first concert hall in a textile merchant’s house – hence the
name Gewandhausorchester. Today about 800 concerts of various kinds take place
in the Gewandhaus Concert Hall every year. Highlights include the weekly Great
Concerts (Grosse Konzerte) and the Shostakovich Festival in May 2025.
Info: https://www.gewandhausorchester.de/en
Motets
and Cantatas by the Thomanerchor (all year round)
Founded
in 1212, the Thomanerchor is one of the four oldest boys’ choirs in Germany.
Its most famous cantor was Johann Sebastian Bach, who was responsible for the
church music of Leipzig and the St Thomas Boys’ Choir until his death in 1750.
The choir performs regularly at St Thomas Church – Bach’s final resting place –
on Fridays at 6pm and Saturdays at 3pm, except during holidays and concert
tours. A special highlight will be the 300th anniversary of St John Passion in
March 2024. Info: https://thomanerchor.de/
Events
Marking the 300th Anniversary of Bach’s Arrival in Leipzig (until June 2024)
Leipzig
is celebrating the 300th anniversary of Bach's appointment as Thomaskantor. A
collaboration between the Thomanerchor, the Gewandhausorchester, St Thomas
Church, St Nicholas Church and the Leipzig Bach Archive. Info: https://www.bach300.de/en/homepage/
Auerbachs
Keller Triennium (all year round)
When
Dr Heinrich Stromer von Auerbach first served wine to students in the cellar of
his house in 1525, it marked the birth of one of Germany’s most traditional
taverns. Auerbachs Keller is celebrating its founding with a three-year
anniversary, with events taking place throughout the year. The culmination of
the three-year celebration will be Easter 2025, the actual 500th anniversary of
Auerbachs Keller. Info: https://www.auerbachs-keller-leipzig.de/
Magic
Tropical Glow in Gondwanaland at Zoo Leipzig (until 11 February 2024)
Experience
the magical glow and a unique atmosphere of the tropical adventure world of
Gondwanaland. In the dark, glowing creatures enchant visitors, while rhythmic
sounds and a colourful lighting create the impression of being in a tropical
wonderland. Visitors to Zoo Leipzig can follow the trail of nature through six
theme worlds with enclosures designed to resemble natural habitats:
Gondwanaland, Founder’s Garden, Asia, Pongoland, Africa and South America.
Info: https://www.zoo-leipzig.de/en/
BurgenLandKlänge
Concerts in the Region (20 January to 9 November 2024)
Unique
musical experiences in unusual places are guaranteed at events in the
BurgenLandKlänge series. From jazz in a magnificent palace to blues in an
impressive stately home and Hollywood tunes under the open sky - there is music
in the air all year round. Well over 100 events are brought together under the
BurgenLandKlänge label each year. They take place at some 15 historic venues,
including the Kriebstein Lake Stage and the Rochlitz Hill. Other venues include
the castles of Colditz and Trebsen. Info: https://www.leipzig.travel/en/discover/music-and-culture/music/burgenlandklaenge
Claude
Monet – Immersive Light Show at Kunstkraftwerk (8 February 2024)
The
Kunstkraftwerk Leipzig brings colourful 360-degree projections to the walls of
Leipzig's old heating plant. It will present the next immersive show in
collaboration with "CLAUDE MONET: Master of Colours and Lights". It
is a multi-sensory exhibition about one of the most well-known French painters
and one of the leading figures of the Impressionist movement. Info: https://www.kunstkraftwerk-leipzig.com/de/
KLASSIK
Underground meets Oper Leipzig at the Moritzbastei (21 February 2024)
Fusing
tradition with modernity, the KLASSIK Underground concerts experiment with new
forms of performance for 21st century audiences. In this special co-production
between KLASSIK underground and Oper Leipzig, the concert brings together
singing, literature, music and theatre. In the unique atmosphere of the
Moritzbastei underground club, the life of Heinrich Heine comes to life.
Info: https://www.klassikunderground.com/home
Tübke
and Italy – Exhibition Museum of Fine Arts (6 March to 16 June 2024)
The
exhibition of the Museum of Fine Arts (MdbK) honours the renowned painter
Werner Tübke, that marks the 20th anniversary of his death in Leipzig in 2004.
Tübke is one of the founders of the “New Leipzig School” and his intense
involvement with Italy had a decisive turning point in his career and gave him
his international breakthrough. The museum preserves almost the entire estate
of the artist, and is committed to the scholarly study of Tübke’s oeuvre.
Info: https://mdbk.de/en/exhibitions/tuebke-und-italien/
The
Cathedral of Monet – Exhibition Panometer Leipzig (from 16 March 2024)
The
Panometer Leipzig is a unique exhibition presenting Yadegar Asisi’s unique
panoramic fusion of photography, art and computer on a giant 360° canvas. This
year, for the first time, he presents a panoramic project that was painted
entirely in oil on a 5.7 x 1.8 metre canvas, then digitised and enlarged. The
artist focuses on the achievements of Impressionist painting as a starting
point for the development of free art in the modern era. https://www.panometer.de/en/homepage
Leipzig
Book Fair and Manga-Comic Convention (21 to 24 March 2024)
The
Leipzig Book Fair and Europe’s largest reading festival "Leipzig is
Reading" are the spring events for the book and media industry. During
this time, the Leipzig Antiquarian Book Fair takes place and fans of comics,
manga & co. can visit the Manga Comic Convention at the Leipziger Messe
(Leipzig Fair). At the last event, more than 2,000 exhibitors from over 40
countries presented their spring novelties, attracting 274,000 visitors to the
fairgrounds and the city. Italy will be the Guest of Honour in 2024.
Info: https://www.leipziger-buchmesse.de/en/
St
John Passion BWV 245 – Johann Sebastian Bach (28 and 29 March 2024)
To
mark the 300th anniversary of the premiere, music lovers can enjoy a
performance by the Thomanerchor, soloists and members of the
Gewandhausorchester on 28 March 2024 in the St Thomas Church and on 29 March
2024 in the St Nicholas Church. As Thomaskantor, Johann Sebastian Bach was
responsible for the church music in four Leipzig churches – most of the world
premieres took place in these two original churches. Info: https://thomanerchor.de/
CAGGTUS
Leipzig – Gaming Festival at Leipziger Messe (5 to 7 April 2024)
The
Gaming Festival is all about gaming, gaming culture and the shared festival
experience. People play with and against each other, party together and meet
idols and like-minded people. Highlights include the entertainment area, a LAN
party and a stream area with exciting formats. Info: https://www.caggtus.de/en/
European
Days of Arts and Crafts 2024 (5 to 7 April 2024)
Visitors
embark on a journey of discovery through the artisans' workshops and experience
the unmistakable signature of the regional creative scene. From elegant evening
gowns and delicate home accessories to intricately carved stone sculptures, the
range is vast. The event is being held simultaneously in seven other European
countries. Info: https://kunsthandwerkstage.de/
Off
Europa – Festival for Contemporary Performing Arts (22 to 28 April 2024)
Under
the motto "Off Europe: Beautiful New World", the festival will
present contemporary theatre and dance, films, performances and installations
at various venues in Leipzig, Dresden and Chemnitz that deal with utopias,
environmental destruction and the future in the broadest sense. Info: https://offeuropa.de/
7
Lakes Hike in the Leipzig Region (3 to 5 May 2024)
There
are around 70 walks on the programme - a diverse range of opportunities to
discover Markkleeberg and the Leipzig New Lake Land on foot. With a focus on
long distance walks, children and family walks, guided walks and active health
walks, the programme offers a special walking experience. Info: https://www.7seen-wanderung.de/
a
cappella – International Festival for Vocal Music Leipzig (3 to 11 May 2024)
Every
year since 1997, the a cappella festival has turned Leipzig into the sound
centre of the vocal music scene. For more than a week, vocal groups from all
corners of the a cappella world perform concerts at various venues in Leipzig.
Info: https://www.a-cappella-festival.de/en/
200th
Anniversary of the Premiere of Beethoven's 9th Symphony (7 to 8 May 2024)
7
May 2024 will mark the 200th anniversary of the premiere of Beethoven's 9th
Symphony. The Gewandhausorchester will celebrate the occasion with two concerts
conducted by Andris Nelsons. The world-famous text "Freude schöner
Götterfunken", which Beethoven used for his 9th Symphony, was written by
Friedrich Schiller in Leipzig in the summer of 1785. Info: https://www.gewandhausorchester.de/en/
A
Chair and You – GRASSI Museum of Applied Arts (8 May to 6 October 2024)
The
GRASSI Museum of Applied Arts presents an exceptional collection of chairs by
Thierry Barbier-Mueller. In a production by the American artist Robert Wilson,
visitors are plunged into immersive worlds in which the chairs become the
protagonists of a theatrical performance. Info: https://www.grassimak.de/en/
Spring
Tour – Spinnerei Galleries (May and September 2024)
The
site of the former cotton mill is now home to 11 galleries and over 100 studios
of painters, photographers, sculptors and conceptual artists. The best known is
the painter Neo Rauch, who is one of the most important representatives of the
New Leipzig School. During the Spinnerei Spring Tour, visitors have the
opportunity to engage with contemporary art in the exhibition spaces and gain a
new perspective on all the galleries, including the non-commercial art centre
HALLE 14. Info: https://www.spinnerei.de/
Leipzig
Wine Festival (15 to 26 May 2024)
This
year's wine festival will once again invite visitors to taste and linger at the
market. Wine growers from the various German wine regions as well as from
Austria, Hungary and Italy will be offering their speciality wines. There will
be a stage programme with music and entertainment as well as refreshments.
Info: https://www.leipzig.de/weinfest
European
Auto Classic Leipzig (9 to 11 May 2024)
The
European meeting for vintage cars up to 1991 from all over the world stops in
Leipzig and the surrounding area. The "Museum of Technology" presents
culture, history and picturesque landscapes in small and narrow streets. The
classic cars can also be seen on Leipzig's Augustusplatz. Info: https://www.leipzig-classic.eu/
31th
WGT Festival – Wave Gothic Festival (17 to 20 May 2024)
Since
1992, the Wave-Gotik-Treffen (WGT) has attracted thousands of gothic fans from
all over the world. Over the four days of the festival, visitors can enjoy
concerts and a supporting programme of parties, performances, exhibitions and
medieval markets. The festival takes place simultaneously at around 50
different venues across the city of Leipzig. A special highlight is the
Victorian picnic in Clara Zetkin Park. Info: https://www.wave-gotik-treffen.de/english/
GRASSI
Museum of Applied Arts 150th anniversary (24 to 26 May 2024)
Founded
in 1873 as an arts and crafts museum, the GRASSI Museum of Applied Arts opened
its doors to the public in 1874. One of Europe's leading museums of design and
applied art, its permanent collections include ancient, historicist, Art
Nouveau, contemporary and Asian art and are open to the public free of charge.
A weekend of festivities will culminate in a series of events, new high-profile
artworks and interventions in the permanent exhibition. Info: https://www.grassimak.de/en/
Premiere
at Oper Leipzig: Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk - Shostakovich (25 May 2024)
The
opera celebrates its premiere this year and will be part of the Shostakovich
Festival 2025, hosted by the Gewandhaus Concert Hall. Three orchestras will
provide the musical foundation for the festival. The Leipzig
Gewandhausorchester, the Boston Symphony Orchestra and a newly founded Festival
Orchestra. An absolute must for Shostakovich and classical music fans.
Info: https://www.oper-leipzig.de/en/programm/lady-macbeth-von-mzensk/664
2024
Leipzig Bachfest "Bach - CHORal TOTAL" (7 to 16 June 2024)
The
2024 Leipzig Bachfest is one of the most important international music
festivals. The 25th anniversary of the festival will take place in 2024 under
the motto "BACH - CHORal TOTAL". Bach ensembles from all over the
world will perform Bach's great cycle of choral cantatas in concerts at Bach's
original venues. Info: https://www.bachfestleipzig.de/en/bachfest
UEFA
EURO 2024 at Official Host City Leipzig (18, 21, 24 June and 2 July 2024)
Germany
will host Euro 2024 and Leipzig is one of ten host cities. Portugal will play
the Czech Republic on 18 June, the Netherlands and France will meet on 21 June,
Croatia will play Italy on 24 June and the round of 16 match between the
winners of Group D and the runners-up of Group F will take place at the Leipzig
football stadium on 2 July 2024. Info: https://www.uefa.com/euro2024/hosts/leipzig/
Leipzig
dances! International Ballet Festival at Oper Leipzig (21 to 29 June 2024)
Under
the motto and title "Leipzig dances!", the Leipzig Ballet invites
guests to experience the art form of ballet and dance in all its facets in the
summer of 2024. Leipzig is a city of dance, with ballet origins dating back to
the 17th century. Names such as Mary Wigman and Uwe Scholz have established the
international reputation of the Leipzig Ballet, whose choreographies form the
backbone of the festival programme. The renowned Gewandhausorchester will
provide the unmistakable Leipzig sound for five of the 13 ballet performances
at the opera house. With "Leipzig dances!" festival curator Rémy
Fichet presents a selection of internationally successful guests, combined with
an interactive supporting programme and discussion panels on the future of
ballet. Info: https://www.oper-leipzig.de/en/leipzig-tanzt
Klassik
airleben – Open-air Concerts at Rosental Park (22 and 23 June 2024)
The
two open-air concerts are the summer highlight and finale of the
Gewandhausorchester's season, attracting audiences with their unique flair to
the large meadow in Leipzig's Rosental Park. Admission is free and guests are
welcome to bring their own blankets, picnics and drinks. This year's focus is
on film music. Info: https://www.gewandhausorchester.de/en/
Newcomer
Show – International Variety Festival (27 to 30 June 2024)
The
Krystallpalast Varieté selects the best young artists from graduates of
renowned circus and artist schools and presents them in a show that combines
artistry, comedy and new variety genres. None of the artists may have performed
in a German variety theatre before. An expert jury decides on the awards, which
are traditionally linked to engagements in the respective variety theatres.
Infos: https://www.newcomershow.net/newcomershow and https://www.krystallpalast.de/en
International
Johann Sebastian Bach Competition 2024 (16 to 27 July 2024)
The
14th International Johann Sebastian Bach Competition is one of the most
prestigious music competitions in the world and is organised by the Bach
Archive Leipzig and the Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy University of Music and
Theatre Leipzig. Info: https://www.bachwettbewerbleipzig.de/en/bach-wettbewerb
Highfield
Festival at Lake Störmthal (16 to 18 August 2024)
The
indie rock festival at Lake Störmthal is back for another year. Around 35,000
festival fans will be able to rock out to bands ranging from pop to punk, rock
to rap. Bands and artists confirmed for the Highfield Festival 2024 include
Cro, Macklemore, Marsimoto, Peter Fox, Provinz and Rise Against. Info: https://highfield.de/en/
Con
Spirito – The Leipzig Chamber Music Festival (14 to 22 September 2024)
International
stars of the chamber music scene create a week-long festival atmosphere in the
music city of Leipzig! Visitors can listen to music in authentic venues and
take a journey to the European Cultural Heritage sites, salons and places where
Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy, Johann Sebastian Bach, Edvard Grieg, Richard
Wagner and Clara and Robert Schumann worked. Info: https://www.conspiritoleipzig.de/en/
Bright
Festival Connect (October 2024)
The
4th edition will feature day and night events that will engage the entire city.
Inspired by the latest trends in digital innovation, the diverse programme
includes workshops, immersive art exhibitions, virtual reality experiences and
shows created by digital artists from around the world. Info: https://connect.brightfestival.com/
Festival
of Lights – 35th Anniversary of the Peaceful Revolution (9 October 2024)
The
decisive Monday demonstration, that took place in Leipzig on 9 October 1989, is
regarded as the breakthrough for the Peaceful Revolution in East Germany. Every
year on 9 October, Leipzig commemorates this “Miracle of Leipzig” with a prayer
for peace, a speech on democracy, the Leipzig Festival of Lights and other
events. For the 35th anniversary of the Peaceful Revolution in 2024, the
Festival of Lights will feature around 15 outdoor art projects to be presented
along Leipzig’s inner city ring road, which was the authentic demonstration
route of 1989. Info: https://www.lichtfest.leipziger-freiheit.de/home.html and https://english.leipzig.de/services-and-administration/autumn-89
Re-enactment
of the Battle of Leipzig in 1813 (18 to 20 October 2024)
Every
year in October, military history societies from all over Europe gather in
Leipzig and Markkleeberg to commemorate the Battle of the Nations near Leipzig
together. Half a million soldiers from all over Europe fought for the political
future of the continent and the decisive battles at Leipzig from 14 to 19
October 1813 sealed the end of the Napoleonic era in Europe. Around 2,000
participants in period uniforms are expected, who organise bivouacs, a battle
re-enactment and civilian scenes. Info: http://www.leipzig1813.com/home
Leipzig
Jazz Days (19 to 26 October 2024)
The
festival is one of the oldest and most renowned jazz festivals in Germany. Each
year, Jazzclub Leipzig presents well over 100 musicians - big names and jazz
pioneers as well as innovative newcomers. Performances take place in venues
such as the opera house, churches and numerous trendy clubs. Info: https://www.jazzclub-leipzig.de/en/leipziger-jazztage/
Lachmesse
– European Humor and Satire Festival (20 to 27 October 2024)
The
European Humour and Satire Festival is unique: international artists stretch
every laugh muscle and provide the best entertainment with excellent humour and
biting satire. The festival offers a mix of political satire, cabaret, music
and sophisticated comedy. Info: https://www.lachmesse.de/
GRASSIMESSE
– GRASSI Museum of Applied Arts (25 to 27 October 2024)
The
GRASSIMESSE brings together contemporary artists, craftspeople, artisans and
designers from all over Europe in the GRASSI museum district. It is an art
exhibition and sales fair in one, and one of the most important international
sales fairs for applied arts and product design. Exhibitors offer unique
pieces, small series and exemplary industrial products in the fields of
textiles, fashion, jewellery, ceramics, glass, furniture, metal, leather, paper
and toys. Each year, a jury of experts selects the exhibitors according to high
quality standards. Info: https://www.grassimesse.de/en/
DOK
Leipzig – Two-division Film Festival (28 October to 3 November 2024)
Since
1955, DOK Leipzig has been one of the leading international festivals for
artistic documentary and animated film. In view of its tradition as a
"window to the world", it attracts thousands of visitors, filmmakers,
producers, distributors and festival organisers to the Saxon metropolis every
year. Info: https://www.dok-leipzig.de/en
Mendelssohn
Festival (28 October to 4 November 2024)
Every
year around the anniversary of Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy's death on 4
November, the Gewandhaus and the Mendelssohn House join forces to present an
exquisite festival programme of symphony concerts, chamber music and
discussions. Info: https://www.gewandhausorchester.de/en/ and https://www.mendelssohn-stiftung.de/en/
euro-scene
– European Dance and Theatre Festival (5 to 10 November 2024)
The
euro-scene Leipzig festival will present around 12 dance and theatre works from
and about Europe and its global interdependence. The programme focuses on
contemporary theatre and innovative dance, as well as the latest performative
forms of presentation, which aim to challenge both in terms of content and
form. The emphasis is on in-house and co-productions as well as German and
world premieres. Info: https://euro-scene.de/en/
Leipzig
Christmas Market (26 November to 23 December 2024)
The
tradition dates back to 1458. The Leipzig Christmas Market is divided into five
market areas with around 300 stalls. The range of arts and crafts and regional
delicacies on offer is framed by brass band performances on the balcony of the
Old Town Hall and a festive program of activities. Families with children will
enjoy the arrival of Father Christmas at the beautiful Leipzig Main Station,
numerous rides, a historic merry-go-round and the magical fairytale forest in
front of the Oper Leipzig. Info: https://www.leipzig.de/weihnachtsmarkt
New
Year's Eve in Leipzig (31 December 2024)
Traditional,
cultural, merry or contemplative - the turn of the year in Leipzig remains
unforgettable! Numerous stages and venues offer special programmes. An
unmissable highlight is the grand New Year's Eve concert by the Gewandhaus
Orchestra with a performance of Ludwig van Beethoven's "9th Symphony in D
Minor op. 125" at the Gewandhaus. Info: https://www.gewandhausorchester.de/en/ and https://panorama-leipzig.de/en/
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Credit: © Philipp Kirschner
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