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Tickets for this year's Museum Night on 9 May are now on sale. Tickets are available online or can be purchased at more than 15 advance booking offices.
moreOn Monday, the ground-breaking ceremony for the construction of a modern and energy-efficient two-court sports hall was held at the Baumgarten primary school in Grüna.
moreAt a meeting in Vietnam, Lord Mayor Sven Schulze signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the city of Da Nang - an important step for future cooperation.
moreOn Tuesday, the Schilling figures in the park by the castle pond were freed from their winter protection. The team from the Parks Department led by Erik Wagner removed the enclosures with great sensitivity - supported by a mobile crane.
moreA friendly match between VfB Fortuna Chemnitz and Chemnitzer FC marked the inauguration of the new floodlighting system at the Beyerstrasse ground last Wednesday.
moreOn 2 February, the starting signal was given for one of the largest infrastructure projects in Chemnitz: construction of the city centre ring road began at Falkeplatz and in Mühlenstraße. Information on the construction process and traffic information:
moreSince the beginning of March, winter damage on the roads in Chemnitz's road network has been being repaired again. The first priority is to repair damage that poses an acute threat to road safety, as well as damage to the main road network.
moreLast week, 15 juvenile orange-eyed tree frogs were admitted to the zoo's vivarium. They were distributed to selected breeders in collaboration with other zoos and the Citizen Conservation network/community project in order to establish a stable conservation breeding network.
moreFrom 7 April, the waste disposal company of the City of Chemnitz (ESC) will be renewing the sewer system on Melanchthonstraße. As part of the construction work, there will be a full closure for vehicle traffic until 29 May; pedestrians will be diverted past the construction site.
moreUntil mid-May, a total of more than 330 new street trees will be planted, mainly in the south-west of Chemnitz. The trees will be replanted in existing but empty tree locations. The aim is to enhance street spaces and improve the quality of life in the city.
In the coming weeks until around the end of April, the Environment Agency is asking for increased caution in road traffic with the "Attention amphibian migration" signs. This is because as soon as the evening temperatures exceed 4 degrees and there is rain, you can expect to see more migrating amphibians at dusk and at night.
moreCompanies wishing to take part in the Spätschicht 2026 can now register. The format will take place this year on Friday, 30 October, in Chemnitz, the Ore Mountains, Central Saxony and the Zwickau region. Visitors will gain direct insights into the working world of various companies during exclusive guided tours.
moreThe poet, writer, essayist and translator Juri Andruchowytsch will receive the International Stefan Heym Prize of the City of Chemnitz 2026. The award ceremony by Lord Mayor Sven Schulze will take place on 18 April 2026, traditionally on the occasion of Stefan Heym's birthday (10 April 1913) and this year at the event location 'die fabrik', Zwickauer Straße 145.
morePupils, individuals and school classes who are interested in history, literature or politics in the spirit of Stefan Heym and would like to address social issues are invited to submit projects by 15 September.
moreThe International Stefan Heym Society and its co-operation partners offer readings, lectures, panel discussions and discussions with contemporary witnesses on the life and work of Stefan Heym as well as regular guided tours of the Stefan Heym Forum Chemnitz and the city.
moreThe International Stefan Heym Prize of the City of Chemnitz is awarded in memory of the life, work and achievements of Stefan Heym, the son and honorary citizen of the city. Since 2001, the city of Chemnitz has honoured an internationally respected personality who was born and grew up here. With his extensive life's work, Heym is one of the most important German writers of the 20th century.
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More than 50 creative people in the region provide insights
from the "high tower" of the town hall
Symphony concerts of the Robert Schumann Philharmonic Orchestra
Tour of the grounds and buildings.
A literary walk through the city
Guided tour of the Schönherrfabrik and menu at the Max Louis restaurant
Meeting point: Schönherrfabrik, Schönherrstraße 8, in front of the Max Louis restaurant Duration of the tour: approx. 1 hour Cost: 55€ per person Tour guide Karin Meisel (Tel. 0371 8204830)
Tour of the grounds and buildings.