Unforgettable events for young and old
The garden show enchants visitors of all ages
Sand sculpture exhibition “Jungle fever”
Ort: Eingangsbereich Berliner BrückeImpressive sand sculptures await visitors in the entrance area. 160 tons of sand were created in a unique way by the artists Jeroen van de Vlag, Anique Kuizenga, Ludo Roders and Fergus Mulvany under the slogan “Jungle Fever”.
LEGO® exhibition
Ort: Lego®-AusstellungFascinating scenes in miniature format can be seen in the LEGO® exhibition “Lauter Steine”. There are many great exhibits, replicas of regional and world-famous buildings and lovingly designed miniature worlds to marvel at. Planned, built and created by the master builders of Lauter Steine e.V.
Season opener
Ort: Eingangsbereich“Time of the Snails” by Art Tremondo
…at a snail’s pace
The hour of happiness has come! Marquis d’Escargot and Baroness Abalonia de l’Atlantique go about their business in a pompous, poetic, highly bizarre, and lightning-fast manner—by their standards, that is. They do themselves proud, holding court here and there, seemingly turning the sense of time upside down in the process.
Easter at the garden show
Ort: Neumühlepark
The Easter Bunny will be visiting the garden show from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Easter church service
Ort: WeidenkircheLed by church councilor Wolfgang Schumacher with the band COMMUNITY
- bei schlechter Witterung im Waldhaus.
Medieval market
Ort: NeumühleparkHear ye, good people, and listen to the news that is being spread throughout the land: Let a most splendid market event arise.
The melodies of the Ranunculus minstrels ring out across the square, their strings and pipes resounding. Mikarus, a minstrel of great artistry, lets his melodies float through the streets. Kasper the juggler, a rogue by the grace of God, plays his colorful game and brings joy to young and old alike. And when the shadows grow longer, Perzys ōregon, a fire-playing troupe, steps forward and commands the fire as if it were their faithful servant.
Merchants from many lands display their wares, and in the camp fires blaze, around which stories, struggles, and joys of times past gather. Food and drink are served in abundance, so that everyone may be strengthened in body and spirit. So come, good people, and join in this venerable bustle.
Medieval market
Ort: NeumühleparkHear ye, good people, and listen to the news that is being spread throughout the land: Let a most splendid market event arise.
The melodies of the Ranunculus minstrels ring out across the square, their strings and pipes resounding. Mikarus, a minstrel of great artistry, lets his melodies float through the streets. Kasper the juggler, a rogue by the grace of God, plays his colorful game and brings joy to young and old alike. And when the shadows grow longer, Perzys ōregon, a fire-playing troupe, steps forward and commands the fire as if it were their faithful servant.
Merchants from many lands display their wares, and in the camp fires blaze, around which stories, struggles, and joys of times past gather. Food and drink are served in abundance, so that everyone may be strengthened in body and spirit. So come, good people, and join in this venerable bustle.
Medieval market
Ort: NeumühleparkHear ye, good people, and listen to the news that is being spread throughout the land: Let a most splendid market event arise.
The melodies of the Ranunculus minstrels ring out across the square, their strings and pipes resounding. Mikarus, a minstrel of great artistry, lets his melodies float through the streets. Kasper the juggler, a rogue by the grace of God, plays his colorful game and brings joy to young and old alike. And when the shadows grow longer, Perzys ōregon, a fire-playing troupe, steps forward and commands the fire as if it were their faithful servant.
Merchants from many lands display their wares, and in the camp fires blaze, around which stories, struggles, and joys of times past gather. Food and drink are served in abundance, so that everyone may be strengthened in body and spirit. So come, good people, and join in this venerable bustle.
Achtung!
Aus Sicherheitsgründen ist die Besucherzahl am Mittelaltermarkt begrenzt. Wir empfehlen den Besuch auf den Vormittag oder späten Nachmittag zu verlegen um Wartezeiten zu vermeiden. Wir informieren während des Mittelaltermarktes auf unserer Webseite, ob mit Wartezeiten oder einem vorübergehenden Einlass Stopp zu rechnen ist.
Day of the Palatinate Theater at the Garden Show
Ort: Neumühlepark & BlumenhalleIt’s so green – and it’s Whit Monday again!
As has been a beautiful tradition for many years, artists from the Pfalztheater will be performing very special theater performances on the grounds of the Kaiserslautern Garden Show. Musical, theatrical, literary and dance surprises await you! A garden show ticket is all you need, and young and old alike can enjoy a colorful and entertaining experience between 12:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m.
SummerGardenParty
Ort: NeumühleparkA cozy summer evening, a cool drink and good mood music – the perfect start to the weekend!
The BEATZ & Sax Duo combines the powerful beats of DJ NOVAQ with the expressive saxophone playing of Jan Beiling—a combination that instantly creates a great atmosphere.
Musical and literary summer evening
Ort: Rasentheater, NeumühleparkMusical and literary summer evening at the Rasentheater. The duo Wortlaut (Madeleine Giese, Rainer Furch) presents Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s enchanting and humorous fairy tale “The Little Prince” together with Teade Abma (dance), Konstanze Licht (harp), Sophie Barili (flute), and Johannes Pardall (viola).
Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s “Le Petit Prince” is one of the most popular works of French literature. Translated into over 50 languages, it has touched young and old alike since its publication in 1943 – as an enchanting and humorous fairy tale, as well as a passionate plea for friendship and humanity in the dark
times of World War II. Everyone knows the story, and yet it always feels like a new experience when the pilot encounters the lovable and literally “peculiar” Little Prince in the scorching desert heat—a being from another planet who, with his naive and therefore naturally critical view, shows him what it means to be truly human.
Claude Debussy’s “Sonata for Flute, Viola, and Harp” forms the musical framework of the concert. Composed in 1915, it combines the colorful, shimmering, and floating sound world of Impressionism with quotations from Baroque dance movements.
In case of rain, the event will take place in the “Waldhaus”.
Gastro:
The “Bunte Haus” on the Kaiserberg is open and offers Aperol Spritz, Hugo and Lillet Wildberry, snacks or a refreshing Mövenpick ice cream.
Tickets:
The Willow Church has a limited number of seats. For this reason, we issue admission wristbands that guarantee a seat.
From Wednesday, August 13th, you can reserve a seat by picking up an admission wristband at the box office at the main entrance.
On Saturday, August 16th, you can purchase your regular admission ticket to the garden show at the box office if you do not have a season or permanent ticket and receive a seat in the Willow Church with your admission wristband. There are no seat numbers. You can choose your seat freely.
The remaining admission wristbands are available at the box office on the Kaiserberg from 6 p.m. on Saturday.
Classical music at the garden show
Ort: BlumenhalleThe piano trio with Susanne Kemner (violin), Hans Nasshan (cello), and Jessica Riemer (piano) presents classical and modern hits in various arrangements. The program includes Tchaikovsky’s Waltz of the Flowers, Gustav Lange’s Blumenlied (Flower Song), Bette Midler’s song “The Rose,” and classical melodies by Brahms, Beethoven, and Haydn.
Classical music at the garden show
Ort: BlumenhalleThe piano trio with Susanne Kemner (violin), Hans Nasshan (cello), and Jessica Riemer (piano) presents classical and modern hits in various arrangements. The program includes Tchaikovsky’s Waltz of the Flowers, Gustav Lange’s Blumenlied (Flower Song), Bette Midler’s song “The Rose,” and classical melodies by Brahms, Beethoven, and Haydn.