events

Music, forest, and a strong story for families in Freising: "Benis Horn" invites you to a free participatory concert on July 26, 2026. #FamilyOuting

A summer evening with Haydn's Paukenmesse in Freising Cathedral: grand church music, impressive spatial sound, and a festive choir-orchestra moment. #Freising #Classical

Maritime choral sounds under the open sky: The Isar Shantys invite you to the Moosach in Freising. Free entry, pure summer vibe. #Freising #Live

An intimate jazz evening in Freising: The Alexander Wittges Trio opens A'Jazz Jam #11 at Furtnerbräu with sound, feeling, and improvisation. Free entry on July 27, 2026, at 20:00. #Jazz #Freising #LiveMusic

A loving reading afternoon for little explorers in Freising: Picture book cinema, rhymes, and shared wonder. Free on July 28, 2026, at 3:30 PM. #FamilyTime

A loving family afternoon in Freising: culture, songs, rhymes, and creative ideas for children. Free on 29.07.2026 from 3:30 PM to 5:30 PM. #FamilyTime

Experience after-work anew in Freising: After After Work in the Sparkassen parking garage with a casual atmosphere, exchange, and summer feeling. July 30, 2026, free entry. #Freising

Freising gets an evening full of music, coziness, and summer vibes. Wirtshaus Musi with the 3klang birthday music invites you to join for free. #Freising #LiveMusic

An evening for all those who want to not only read novels but also interpret them together. The Reading Circle on Thursday in Freising brings literature alive at the table. 30.07.2026, free entry. #Literature

Breaking out is the joint exhibition of Hartmut Fenge and Elsa Nietmann, which will be on display from August 01 - 09, 2026, at the Old Prison Freising. Breaking out - a multifaceted term - such as breaking out of a closed space like our exhibition venue. But also breaking out in the sense of overcoming barriers during creative work. This means breaking out of routines, breaking out of the comfort zone, venturing into new territory, even if it brings a feeling of uncertainty or discomfort. Elsa Nietmann is a sculptor. In her sawn wooden sculptures, she deals with movement in the broadest sense. Based on her own body awareness and her work as a Feldenkrais educator, she seeks underlying structures that in their transformation lead to new creative forms. Hartmut Fenge operates as a painter in border areas. Formally between representational/non-representational, thematically it involves spatial transitions. Lines are traversed like surfaces in the broadest sense, whether in contour-focused drawings or color-reduced applications. Exhibition duration: August 01 - 09, 2026 Opening: Friday, July 31, 2026, 7 PM Opening hours: Friday, Saturday, and Sunday 2 - 6 PM More info: Elsa Nietmann Sculpture & more www.elsanietmann.de Hartmut Fenge www.hartmutfenge.de