Get ready for a fun-filled final weekend of February in Augsburg! We have classic fairy tales, fascinating planetarium shows, and some excellent theatre performances lined up for Saturday and Sunday. Don't miss the premiere of 'Elfi in Gefahr' or the interactive storytelling at the Märchenzelt.
See our top picks
Mahir - Part 1
Schreibrohr Bildungszentrum gGmbH
This educational event starts at 10:30 AM on Saturday with ticket prices starting from €0.00.
Lars – The Little Polar Bear
Planetarium
Escape the cold with a fascinating, family-friendly show in the immersive Planetarium on Saturday afternoon.
Snow Daughter and Fire Son (Fairy Tale Storytelling)
Märchenzelt
Perfect for ages 4+, this Saturday morning event includes storytelling and making Stockbrot.
· February 28
9: Matthias Fischer narrates the fairy tale 'Schneetochter und Feuersohn.' Best part? Kids get to make and eat Stockbrot (bread baked on a stick) afterward. Perfect for starting your Saturday morning.It's a classic fairy tale event with an interactive food element tailored specifically for younger kids.
: This children's and family program at the Planetarium features Lars the little polar bear, likely exploring themes of space or nature through projection.A great indoor activity at the Planetarium suitable for primary school kids.
: A vibrant retelling of Snow White featuring rapid role changes, paper figures, and live music. Great for younger theatre fans!It has a very low entry age (3+) and includes live music and visual elements.
ANNIKA PREIL - ANNIS WILD ANIMAL ADVENTURES : This is an event featuring Annika Preil and her animal adventures, held at the KONGRESS am PARK. Given the high ticket price, this is likely a larger-scale, high-production family event.It’s a known children’s act scheduled for Saturday morning.
DIE WELT, DIE MICH MAG (THE WORLD THAT LIKES ME) : This performance, listed elsewhere as being suitable for ages 8+, deals with bullying and feeling helpless, which could resonate well with older kids and tweens.It addresses more complex themes suitable for older kids, providing variety.
: An art exhibition focused on the historical wealth and influence of the Fugger family. A good cultural stop if the weather is iffy.A major exhibition happening Saturday morning at a key city landmark.
EXHIBITION: FROM DRAWING TO FORGING : Explore the transition from artistic sketches to the physical process of forging in this exhibition. Might appeal to older kids interested in engineering or crafts.An interesting, specialized exhibition happening concurrently with other morning events.
F3 MEETING: CHILDREN ENCOUNTER DEATH AND GRIEF : A specialized Saturday morning meeting focusing on helping children process grief and loss. While sensitive, this addresses a crucial family topic.It addresses a serious need for parenting support, scheduled early Saturday morning.
ZOO AUGSBURG OPENING HOURS : The Augsburg Zoo is open 9 AM to 6 PM on Saturday. A reliable option for all-weather family fun focused on animals and preservation.A guaranteed family activity that runs all day Saturday, unlike the limited showtimes of the theatre events.
· March 1
4: An author reading for children taking place at the Planetarium as part of the Brecht Festival. A great way to blend literature and science exploration.It's one of the few listed family events happening on Sunday morning.
: A stage adaptation of Michael Ende's classic novel Momo, perfect for families with slightly older children who enjoy thoughtful stories.It’s a major literary work adapted for the stage, running Sunday afternoon.
IM REGEN (IN THE RAIN) : This event is listed for Sunday afternoon. Given the high price point, it might be a performance or high-end family experience, but details are missing.It’s one of the few events listed for Sunday that isn't a theatre matinee.
AUGSBURG BOTANICAL GARDEN OPENING HOURS : The Botanical Garden is open 9 AM to 6 PM on Sunday. If the weather is mild, this is a beautiful, low-key outing with affordable entry.It offers a dedicated outdoor activity for Sunday afternoon when many indoor shows wrap up.
Also On· anytime this weekend
5: Catch the premiere of this new guest performance at the Young Theatre. While the plot details are scarce, any premiere at the JTA is usually a safe bet for quality children's theatre.It's the premiere showing of a new play specifically geared toward children.
: The legendary Augsburger Puppenkiste is showing Dornröschen (Sleeping Beauty). This is a wonderful chance to introduce the kids to world-famous Augsburg marionettes.The Puppenkiste is an Augsburg institution, and their classic puppet shows are always a huge hit.
: Head to the Planetarium for a special show titled '3-2-1 Liftoff!' It's likely space-themed and perfect for curious kids.It's an extra, dedicated showtime at the Planetarium this afternoon.
: Check out this contemporary art exhibition exploring the relationship between humans and the natural world at the H2 gallery.A contemporary art option for families whose kids appreciate modern visual art.
: Visit the former Kriegshaber Synagogue to view the 'Peace' exhibition. This offers a quieter, reflective cultural experience outside the city center.A unique cultural venue showing an exhibition on a Saturday afternoon.
Frequently Asked Questions
What free kids events are on in Augsburg this weekend?
The best option that looks potentially free is 'Mahir - Part 1' on Saturday morning, with tickets starting from €0.00 at the Schreibrohr Bildungszentrum gGmbH.
Are there any shows running on Sunday, March 1st?
Yes, there are two great options on Sunday: 'Als Ela das All eroberte' (an author reading) at the Planetarium at 11:00 AM, and the stage adaptation of 'Michael Ende: Momo' at the Junges Theater Augsburg at 3:00 PM.
What is happening at the Puppenkiste this weekend?
The famous Augsburger Puppenkiste is showing 'Dornröschen' (Sleeping Beauty) on Saturday, February 28th at 3:00 PM.
