Warsaw Autumn 2026 · Poland
Warsaw Autumn turns Warsaw, Poland, into a major contemporary-music stage from 18 to 27 September 2026, with concerts, installations, talks, radio and work for younger audiences.
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Warsaw Autumn turns Warsaw, Poland, into a major contemporary-music stage from 18 to 27 September 2026, with concerts, installations, talks, radio and work for younger audiences.
Oktoberfest runs from 19 September to 4 October 2026 at Theresienwiese in Munich, Germany. The city stages sixteen days of folk celebration with parades, tents, rides and traditional events.
TIFF presents 229 films from 71 countries in Tirana, Albania, alongside competitions, international focuses, masterclasses, industry events and opening and closing ceremonies.
Mad About Music opens Sinfonia Varsovia's refurbished home in Poland with six days of orchestral and chamber concerts, recitals, jazz, early music, family activities and accessible events.
Create! Festival turns Trenčín, Slovakia, into an intergenerational space for games, toys, stories, film, music and workshops within the 2026 European Capital of Culture programme.
The Galway International Oyster & Seafood Festival marks its 72nd year in Galway, Ireland, from 25 to 27 September 2026 with oysters, seafood, street entertainment and oyster-opening championships.
The 20th VIENNA DESIGN WEEK turns Vienna, Austria, into a city of design through exhibitions, installations, workshops, tours, presentations, talks and parties at its headquarters and dozens of partner venues.
The fourteenth edition brings more than 300 free events to Dublin, Ireland, with Irish and international historians, debates, tours, workshops and family activities.
The 32nd edition brings international independent cinema, competitions, documentaries, premieres, masterclasses and guest events to eight cinemas and cultural venues in Athens, Greece.
The 66th edition brings productions from six countries to theatres across Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, with a main programme, MESS premieres, small stages, children's theatre, readings and fringe events under the motto 'We know. What now?'.
The fifth edition brings seven days of international competition, features, animation, filmmaker conversations, panels, industry workshops and national cinema strands to Shkodër, Albania, under the theme Voices of the Earth.