Kultur Radolfzell Suche Veranstaltungen

Film screening of the Flimclub Singen /Radolfzell at the Universum cinema “Change of a city”

The Singen/Radolfzell Film Club cordially invites you to the screening of “Veränderung einer Stadt” at the Universum cinema in Radolfzell.

Break open my heart’

An interreligious reflection on setting out, being on the move and arriving in two stages Founded by Bishop Radolt of Verona in 826, the “Radolf Cell” is still a place of prayer in today’s “Cathedral of Our Lady”. It testifies to the courage to follow an inner impulse to move on and to trust that, wherever we are, the relationship with the divine, with our inner essence, will remain. In this respect, it is also an encouragement to fail, to follow the heart and the spirit. And it is always a step into the unknown, a step into the unknown – which is only meant to become home.

” 1st station: “Setting off” 17.07.26, 18.30 hrs

An interfaith prayer ceremony with representatives from different religions in the cathedral, followed by an interfaith exchange in the Friedrich-Werber-Haus – with musical interludes.

” 2nd station: “Being on the road & arriving” 24.07.26, 6 pm

An interreligious exchange in the Protestant church/ parish hall – with musical interludes.

Wine tasting for over 70s connoisseurs

On the occasion of the 1,200th anniversary of the town, the Radolfzell Citizens’ Foundation invites all residents over the age of 70 to a wine tasting on October 22 at 6 pm. Cellar master Hans Rebholz will present his wines in the Zunfthaus.

The focus is on entertaining information about local winegrowing as well as enjoying and experiencing it together. The number of participants is limited to 75 people. The entrance fee is 5 euros. This includes a specially made, elegant wine glass.

Registration:
i.dreisbach@buergerstiftungradolfzell.de
or Tel. 07732/89 03 601

Culture night

Once a year, Radolfzell is transformed into a lively venue for art, culture and creativity: at the Culture Night, artists from the independent scene present a varied program throughout the town and its districts.

Whether fine arts, photography, sculpture, music, dance, literature, theater or film – the Culture Night brings together a wide variety of forms of expression and makes them accessible to all. From large venues to small studios and retail outlets, Radolfzell becomes an open cultural space that invites you to discover and linger.

Reading of the historical Lake Constance novel “Flüsterzeit” – Petra Palumbo

“Flüsterzeit – zwischen Herkunft und Sehnsucht” tells the moving story of the Manogg family over several generations. Rooted in the picturesque landscape between Lake Constance, Hegau and the Swabian Alb, the descendants wrestle with the shadows of the past and the challenges of an uncertain future. From the turmoil of the German Empire to the collapse of the Weimar Republic, personal destinies are interwoven with the great upheavals of the time. Between the southern German provinces and pulsating metropolises, the life of a family unfolds as they set out without denying their origins. A captivating novel about home, departure, loss and new beginnings and an impressive testimony to the times.

“Flüsterzeit – zwischen Herkunft und Sehnsucht” is the first historical novel by Petra Palumbo, who was previously known as a crime writer under the name Luzi van Gisteren. Petra Palumbo was born in 1973 in Singen am Hohentwiel and studied business administration before working for an international corporation in Munich for more than twenty years. She now lives with her family in Radolfzell on Lake Constance, where her father’s roots lie. Writing has been her passion since early childhood: the author wrote her first book at the age of 13. She has been teaching creative writing to young people and adults for many years, including at adult education centers and as part of literary education projects. She works professionally in marketing.

Admission is free.

Please register:
museum@radolfzell.de
or phone 07732/81-530 (Thu-Sun, 11am-5pm)

Radolfzell on the move

Radolfzell on the move

IG-Sport Radolfzell action day

The IG-Sport Radolfzell, in which the Radolfzell sports clubs have joined forces, cordially invites you to the “Radolfzell in motion” day of action. The aim of the event is to make the diversity of sport in Radolfzell visible and to promote cooperation between the clubs.

On Sunday, June 14, 2026, the market square will be transformed into a large open-air sports arena from 11:00 to 17:00.

Numerous hands-on stations invite children, young people and adults to try out different sports and actively participate. The stations are supervised by local clubs and offer exciting sporting challenges for all ages.

The heart of the event is the large soccer field on the market square. Every half hour, a different club presents its sport there – with training sessions, games or demonstrations.

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Radolfzell sports badge for children

Children aged 6 and over have the opportunity to take the Radolfzell sports badge between 11:00 and 15:00. No prior registration is required – simply come along and register directly on site.

The Radolfzell soccer clubs will provide refreshments on site.

Come along and discover the diversity of Radolfzell sport!

IG-Sport and the participating clubs are looking forward to welcoming numerous visitors.

Who was Radolt?

The exhibition “Who was Radolt?” deals with the questions of why and since when the school has borne its name. Together with the pupils, the historical background of Bishop Radolt, his work in Radolfzell and the naming of Ratoldus School are explored. The aim is to create a small exhibition about the life and work of Ratoldus and his significance for Radolfzell today. To this end, the pupils will get to know historical work and learn more about the town’s history. The knowledge gained will be presented in a portable permanent exhibition in the school building and shared with the wider school community with the help of information texts on the school website. The exhibition can be seen for the first time on Thursday, 18.06.2026, from 16.00 to 18.00 in the Ratoldus School building. The exhibition is inclusive and barrier-free.

City rally of the Radolfzell daycare centers

Together with the Seehund children’s store and the Seepferdchen crèche, the Catholic daycare centres in Radolfzell are organizing a town rally where children and parents can explore the town centre in a fun way. Families collect stamps at several stations in the city center with the help of running cards. Those who complete the minimum number of stations receive an ice cream voucher as a prize, which can be redeemed at the Hausherrenfest. All interested families can take part.

Daycare entry Radolfzell: discover the city & arrive together

A community project of the Kita-Einstieg Radolfzell.

The open parents’ café as part of the “Kita-Einstieg Radolfzell” project cordially invites parents and their children to a
special afternoon: In a relaxed atmosphere
, families can get into
conversation over a cup of tea or coffee while the children play and make their first
contacts.
A special highlight awaits the participants at
afterwards – a child-friendly guided tour of
Radolfzell. Together they go on a journey of discovery through
the historic old town, explore special places and
experience the surroundings with new eyes. The campaign creates
space for encounters, orientation and community – a
nice step towards families arriving in Radolfzell.

Registration by 31.08.26 to kita-einstieg@web.de
(max. 25 participants)

Participation is free of charge.

Mögging Castle Festival

SOLD OUT

On the last weekend in June, the castle courtyard of the moated castle in Mögging will be the setting for the castle festival, revisiting the legendary open-air performances of the post-war period, the glittering highlight of which was the 1960 production for the 1,200th anniversary celebrations. This tradition was revived with the “Indian Princess” for Möggingen’s 1,250th anniversary celebrations in 2010 and the “Living Chess Spectacle” in 2017 on Möggingen’s village square. Among other things, this year’s play sheds light on the quartering of French officers in the castle, the involvement of individual residents of Mögging in the National Socialist movement, interpersonal conflicts during the occupation and the persistence of right-wing extremist ideas to the present day. However, the title of this year’s play “Albinle the Castle Ghost” suggests that it won’t just be about serious things. In addition to the theater performance, there will be musical entertainment afterwards: the “Alläfänzigä” from Immendingen on June 26 and the band “Sound Kitchen” on June 27. The program is complemented by a children’s afternoon on Saturday, food and drink stands (“Möggingen kocht”) and a castle illumination at the end of each performance.