Three Days of Culture, Knowledge, and Exchange for a Climate-Conscious Future


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Now! A Weekend for the Climate is a three-day climate festival in Bochum. The event combines theater, workshops, music, conversations, and discussions, creating various approaches to a subject that shapes the daily lives and futures of many people.
At the center is climate change. The festival aims to inform, stimulate engagement, and provide space for diverse perspectives. In addition to artistic contributions, the audience can expect a versatile program with practical workshops as well as conversation and discussion formats. Thus, the weekend is not only aimed at theater and culture enthusiasts but also at people interested in climate protection, education, and societal participation.
A Festival at Five Locations in Bochum
The program takes place at five venues in Bochum. The various locations and formats make the festival a city-wide cultural event. Theater, music, and conversations are connected with educational offerings and opportunities for public participation.
Visitors can look forward to a diverse weekend that links cultural impulses with information and exchange. Depending on the program point, different focuses take center stage: some offerings emphasize artistic approaches, while others focus on collective learning, discussion, or active participation.
Information for the Visit
The climate festival runs for three days and begins on November 6, 2026. Exact starting times, specific details about the individual venues, ticket prices, and ticket information are not mentioned in the available details. For planning, it is therefore advisable to check the complete program directly on the website of the Schauspielhaus Bochum.
Now! A Weekend for the Climate invites you to engage with climate change, discover new perspectives, and connect with other people. Those who want to experience theater, music, workshops, and public discussions in a joint festival will find a diverse cultural offering in Bochum.










