Our Projects

The Long Night of Munich Museums Every third Saturday in October, Munich's museums, collections, galleries, churches, and many special locations invite you on a nighttime stroll through art, culture, science, and technology. The wide range of offerings, the diversity, and the late-night atmosphere are what make this special kind of museum visit so appealing. In addition to the ongoing exhibitions, numerous special programs, attractions, and guided tours draw in the crowds.

The Long Night of Music In spring, Munich celebrates one of the biggest live music events of the year, "The Long Night of Music." True to the motto "One Night – One City – 400 Concerts," over 100 venues invite visitors to enjoy live music, dance, and theater, always on a Saturday in late April or early May. Participants include major concert halls, theaters, and ensembles, as well as cultural centers, restaurants, pubs, dance schools, clubs, bars, and many places where music takes center stage.

Munich's Gastronomy Guide "DelikatEssen – Going Out in Munich" For 30 years, DelikatEssen has been Munich's restaurant and nightlife guide for anyone needing advice and recommendations when choosing a place to eat – from (fine dining) restaurants, traditional taverns, bars, cafes, and pubs to trendy hotspots. DelikatEssen – a magazine just like this city: attractive, cheerful, easy-drinking, moody (like the Föhn wind), grumpy, wise, and profound.

MünchnerStiftungsFrühling (MSF) What exactly does a foundation do, how can you get involved, and what would the city look like without their work? The "MünchnerStiftungsFrühling" (Munich Foundation Spring) explores these and many other questions, showing where foundations are at work all over the city. Whether in education or social issues, art or culture, science, health or sports, the environment or international affairs – foundations serve a variety of causes that enrich our city and our lives.

MünchnerStiftungsTag (MST) - By Foundations for Foundations The "MünchnerStiftungsTag" (Munich Foundation Day) builds on the success of the MSF and offers a forum for the foundation family every two years, alternating with the MSF. True to the motto "Exchange – Network – Educate," it provides a strong platform for dialogue, getting to know one another, and networking, alongside a program of lectures and workshops. The selection of topics is always highly relevant and tailored to the needs of the foundation world. All interested foundation employees and foundation-related partners and organizations are welcome.

Association of Munich Cultural Event Organizers (VDMK) The VDMK now has its office at Münchner Kultur GmbH. For 25 years, the association has represented venue operators, concert and cultural event organizers, and event agencies from a wide variety of sectors, all sharing the goal of further developing Munich as a vibrant cultural metropolis with a diverse range of events. The members of the VDMK e.V. welcome more than 3 million visitors to their events every year.

Our Strengths - Your Opportunity

We creatively connect existing elements to create something new: new events, new networks, new forums. In this way, many Munich institutions meet for the first time or in a different context – the audience discovers things anew or in a different light, and our partners tap into new target groups and networks.

Münchner Kultur GmbH
Giselastraße 4/Rgb. 80802 Munich

Executive Board: David Boppert
david.boppert@muenchner.de
Phone: 089 30 61 00 - Ext. 43
www.muenchner.de