WDC Pavilion in Wiesbaden

Knit and Meet

Walk-in workshop to help shape the visual identity of the WDC Pavilion.

Presentation and workshop on design methods and their contribution to citizen-centred urban development in a binational border region.

WDC 2024 is a guest at the Pavilion: Meet lighting designer Alita Escobedo from Tijuana, Mexico, and gain insights into her work and creative journey.

Together we create public retreat spaces and meeting points for FLINTA*. In workshops we explore safe spaces, discuss where and how we want to take up space, and build prototypical places to stay in public space.

Come join us for yoga at the WDC Pavilion. This session is suitable for all levels—whether you already have experience or simply want to give yoga a try. A certified yoga instructor from our WDC team will lead the class.

Using weaving needles and yarn, participants create small woven pieces without prior experience. The workshop focuses on mindful making, keeping hands busy, and calming the mind.

Using weaving needles and yarn, participants create small woven pieces without prior experience. The workshop focuses on mindful making, keeping hands busy, and calming the mind.

Shapes, patterns, houses, paths, people, animals, plants, and much more are created with LEGO bricks and then printed. For children (ages 5+), teenagers, and adults.

Shapes, patterns, houses, paths, people, animals, plants, and much more are created with LEGO bricks and then printed. For children (ages 5+), teenagers, and adults.

Scientific advice is especially important in times of crisis. But how does the dialogue between decision-makers and researchers work in practice? An interactive quiz and discussion provide insight into the challenges of science-policy exchange.

Shapes, patterns, houses, paths, people, animals, plants, and much more are created with LEGO bricks and then printed. For children (ages 5+), teenagers, and adults.

As part of Form Follows Friendship 2026, communication designer Enes Pavlukovic and design anthropologist Tina Lenz host an open workshop at the WDC-Pavillon. Share your memories, opinions, and questions, and reflect with us on co-created micro-stories shaped by automated media production.

Collage Workshop for FLINTA participants with Ladies, Wine & Design Wiesbaden

Together, participants build a city that responds to our needs today and in the future.

Presentation of the audio walk exploring places of democracy in Wiesbaden, followed by an open discussion and exchange.

This workshop explores memes, why they make us laugh, and what they reveal about society. Participants then create memes on topics of their choice using simple digital and analogue tools.

Join us for drinks and music as we look back on the programme together.

Workshop on urban development for school classes from Wiesbaden. Registration via email (see back page). Not open to the public.

Opening with music, drinks and snacks.