What’s on in Hamburg

The St. Pauli Comedy Club brings laughter to the heart of St. Pauli.

Experience an 80-minute immersive journey through Hamburg's dark history at The Dungeons.

Explore the story of Lamine Badian Kouyaté and his label XULY.Bët, highlighting themes of resistance and fashion.

The exhibition examines Helmut Schmidt's life, his WWII experiences, and his political legacy.

German premiere of the cult film’s musical adaptation featuring special effects, iconic music, and 80s nostalgia

Travel back to 1985 with Marty McFly and Doc Brown in BACK TO THE FUTURE – The Musical.

Explore the German Port Museum's permanent exhibition by walking around its grounds.

The MK&G presents a retrospective of Hans Hansen, a prominent post-war German photographer.

Set in Nagasaki around 1900, Pinkerton falls in love with Cio-Cio-San, known as “Butterfly.”

The Hamburger Kunsthalle presents its sculpture collection in a comprehensive exhibition across 1,500 m².

The colorful water light concerts will resume on May 1, 2026, combining water, light, and music.

Sneak Klub

Enjoy free outdoor concerts by the Hamburg Police Orchestra, weather permitting.

Il barbiere di Siviglia.

The MK&G's East Asia Collection showcases the enduring influence of Japanese design in its new presentation.

This exhibition highlights the emotional significance of everyday household items, revealing their deeper connections to users.

A new generation of photographers explores analog color photography, focusing on its emotional and sensitive aspects.

This exhibition explores themes of connection and love, encouraging visitors to expand their perspectives beyond personal conformity.

The exhibition examines how physicality can be expressed, viewing the body as a medium for various roles and desires.

A group exhibition showcasing works by various artists, exploring diverse themes and artistic expressions.

Nina Porter's first solo exhibition features new works commissioned for the 9th Triennial of Photography in Hamburg.

The 9th Triennale of Photography Hamburg 2026 explores themes of connection and infinity through creative works.

The 'Simplicity' exhibition features minimalist black-and-white photographs by Hamburg photographer Svensøn.

Daycare and primary school groups can tour the Hamburg State Opera, exploring theater professions and behind-the-scenes processes.

The Glass Museum showcases the works of Stanislav Libenský and Jaroslava Brychtová, highlighting their contributions to Czech glass sculpture.

This exhibition at the MK&G features over 130 historical and contemporary chairs designed for children.

Expect a night of spontaneous laughter as everything is created live on stage without a script.

Homes, Houses, Hotbeds invites artists and thinkers to rethink traditional ideas of shelter.

The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra performs a selection of New World music at the ProArte concert, featuring Augustin Hadelich and conducted by Manfred Honeck.