On Friday, October 2, 2026, creativity will once again be in the air in Radolfzell! At the 22nd Radolfzell Culture Night, art and culture enthusiasts can embark on a fascinating and varied journey of discovery through the city from 6:00 p.m. to midnight. This time, the B\u00f6hringen district will also be taking part. Mayor Simon Gr\u00f6ger will officially open the Culture Night at 5:00 p.m. at the Evangelical Church in B\u00f6hringen. <\/p>\n
With over 80 participating artists, Culture Night 2026 offers a particularly diverse program. At numerous exhibition venues, artists from Radolfzell and the surrounding region will present their works, performances, and projects. From music, dance, and theater to literature and film, and on to painting, photography, sculpture, and craftsmanship, nearly every form of artistic expression is represented. Visitors are invited to experience art and culture firsthand and discover extraordinary exhibition venues. They can look forward to a special atmosphere, exciting encounters with the artists, and a city that, for one night, is entirely dedicated to art and culture. Participation in the Culture Night is free for all artists. The event is organized by the city\u2019s Cultural Office. <\/p>\n
Among the first-time participants this year is the theater club of the Friedrich-Hecker-Gymnasium. Under the title \u201cHecker-Act,\u201d the students will present amusing scenes based on Carlo Goldoni\u2019s comedy \u201cThe Servant of Two Masters\u201d at the Evangelical Church in B\u00f6hringen<\/strong> An Oasis of Experiences in the Former FORA Factory<\/strong><\/p>\n The former Fora factory<\/strong> at Another highlight of the program is a group exhibition featuring several artists from B\u00f6hringen, organized by the Bleib e.V. association in the B\u00f6hringen barn<\/strong>. In addition to the theater performance, guests can look forward to a varied program of exhibitions and music at the Protestant Church in B\u00f6hringen. <\/p>\n Go on a journey of discovery in the city center<\/strong><\/p>\n There\u2019s also plenty to see and do in the city center<\/strong>. Artist Daniel Wolf is showcasing his wooden sculptures in the attic of the City Library<\/strong> ( At Villa Bosch<\/strong>, which opens at 6:00 p.m. on this day, visitors can view the exhibition \u201cSo! Or Otherwise? 1,200 Years of Radolfzell\u201d until midnight. In this engaging presentation, students from the HTWG Konstanz and the University of Konstanz invite visitors to rediscover Radolfzell\u2019s history and take a look into the future. The central question is which historical decisions have shaped Radolfzell\u2014and whether things could have turned out differently. <\/p>\n In addition, numerous other art and cultural venues in the city center invite you to explore and linger. All venues and participating organizations can be found in the Culture Night brochure, which is available in the downtown area and online at https:\/\/kulturbuero-radolfzell.de\/kulturnacht<\/a>. <\/p>\n
\n. The performance centers on the shrewd Truffaldino, who serves two masters at the same time, thereby setting off a chain of mix-ups and chaotic situations. The performance offers a preview of the full play, which will be staged at the Friedrich-Hecker-Gymnasium on October 21, 2026. <\/p>\n
\non Libellenweg, behind the Nahkauf, is being transformed into an oasis of artistic experiences. Amid factory halls, studios, and old factory buildings, a space will open up for Culture Night that many Radolfzell residents pass by every day\u2014yet hardly know. Under the motto \u201cFORA SUBKULTUR\u201d and curated by Victoria Graf, the former FORA factory will become a vibrant hub for art, music, crafts, and social interaction for two evenings. Artists, musicians, creatives, and business owners invite you to discover the diverse spaces of the site. Open studios offer glimpses into current projects, while bands and solo artists provide the perfect soundtrack\u2014and behind doors that are usually closed, exciting stories and surprising perspectives await. The FORA Factory epitomizes a vibrant subculture where creative work, craftsmanship, and everyday business life coexist side by side. Here, works of art are created alongside metal structures, event technology is developed, and new ideas for the neighborhood\u2019s future take shape. If you\u2019re curious about hidden places, creative people, and a special atmosphere away from traditional cultural venues, \u201cFORA SUBKULTUR\u201d is the perfect place for you. <\/p>\n
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\n) is presenting a special exhibition\u2014designed specifically for the Night of Culture\u2014on the history of its past exhibitions. Another eye-catcher is Jan Klingenberg\u2019s exhibition at Elsa\u2019s Hairlounge<\/strong> at Sch\u00fctzenstra\u00dfe 15. There, Klingenberg displays his extraordinary, homemade electric guitars. Using materials such as skateboards, stair treads, tin cans, records, wooden suitcases, and cigar boxes, he creates unique instruments that visitors can not only admire but also try out. Spontaneous jam sessions are expressly encouraged! <\/p>\n