Do you live in the neighborhood or drive through regularly? Come by and get involved, share what you think of the traffic interventions. What you would do differently, what you feel is missing, ask anything you don't understand.

In this printing workshop, you'll explore primary colors and basic geometric shapes to create your own Bauhaus postcards using stamps, scissors, and simple printing tools.

Research assistant Joana Brauhardt explains, how a exhibition is curated and is available to talk with visitors. In this way, the WerkRaum also becomes an open space for discussion about the city’s history, the collection, and museum work.

At the storytelling café at B25, share stories, mysteries and riddles from Höchst over tea and pastries. Artist Johanna Dembinski is collecting them during her residency at the AfkV and shows what she has gathered so far.

Using traditional craft techniques and "recipes" from the Middle Ages, you'll weave your own bracelets and pendants in this open workshop—and have fun experimenting with artistic combinations of colors and shapes.

With ‘wīlāri – Fachwerkweiler 2.0 – the rediscovered heritage’, architects and project initiators Anja Schäfer and Cornelia Thielen are putting forward an unusual vision for discussion: stored, dismantled half-timbered houses are being rebuilt and connected to form a new, communal space for living and working.

How can a vision of the future become a concrete perspective for Wiesbaden? This evening presents the results of a joint working day on the KulturCampus and discusses which next steps for culture, urban society, and urban development can emerge from it.

Part 4/6 of the lecture series: Internationale Landschaftsarchitektur „TOO HOT – HEISSE STÄDTE, KÜHLE LÖSUNGEN. LANDSCHAFTSARCHITEKTUR, KLIMA UND GESUNDHEIT IM DIALOG“

To complement the interactive panel discussion on 14 October at the Hub, wīlāri invites you to explore the project and its ideas at your own pace.

The event aims to bring together the organizations that run village community centers—including municipalities and associations—to discuss successful conditions for operation, sustaining local engagement, and the experiences and potential of village community centers as cultural and social hubs.

WDC Yoga is an open, free class for all levels. Come by and join us!

How do we want to live, design, and coexist, in the house, in the neighborhood, in the city, in rural areas? The Raumschau 2026 of the Department of Architecture at Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences (h_da) explores these questions through student work from the degree programs in Architecture and Interior Architecture.

The German Ecodesign Award is Germany's highest state award for ecological design. The award has been granted annually since 2012 by the Federal Ministry for the Environment and the German Environment Agency in cooperation with the International Design Center Berlin.

Living Together, Shaping the Present! Engage in conversation with Wiesbaden housing projects, experts, and initiatives.

How can we live together in a self-determined way in the future? A follow-up workshop for anyone who wants to make their dreams of inclusive living a reality.

The German Ecodesign Award is Germany's highest state award for ecological design. The award has been granted annually since 2012 by the Federal Ministry for the Environment and the German Environment Agency in cooperation with the International Design Center Berlin.

The Frankfurt skyline symbolises progress and change. But what happens when high-rises lose their original function? This exhibition highlights the potential of existing towers as sustainable resources, vibrant places and open building blocks for the city of tomorrow.

Day trip by bus