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13 September 2026
One day in September
The German open-monument day, kept in Weimar under the year's national motto — free, ticketed and limited.
The half of the Bauhaus story that the design histories leave out.
Now on, until 4 January 2027
17 May 2025 – 4 January 2027
An exhibition on the political dimension of the Bauhaus across its whole life, from 1919 to 1933 — the argument that a school remembered for chairs was also a testing ground for how a society might be organised.
The Bauhaus is usually sold as form: the lamp, the chair, the typeface. This exhibition takes the other half seriously — that a school teaching people how to make everything from a teapot to a housing block is making a claim about how life should be arranged, and that its members knew it. Between 1919 and 1933 that claim had to survive three cities and a collapsing republic.
The freedom of art and of scholarship is what the whole story turns on, and the exhibition says plainly that the question has not gone away. Staged in the town where the school was founded and out of which it was pushed, that is a less comfortable point than it would be anywhere else — which is the reason to see it here rather than read about it.
It is at the Museum Neues Weimar and runs long, into the new year — so it can be planned around rather than caught. No separate ticket; museum entry covers it.
13 September 2026
One day in September
The German open-monument day, kept in Weimar under the year's national motto — free, ticketed and limited.
2–4 October 2026 · 2. Okt. 16–20 Uhr, 3. und 4. Okt. 10–20 Uhr
One weekend, 2–4 October 2026
The residence comes back after a long restoration — three days, free, and the one weekend of the decade to see it.
18 October 2026
One Sunday in October
Conservators open their workbenches — the part of a collection's life the public never sees.
30 April – 30 October 2026
Spring to late autumn
A library explaining itself, alphabetically, in the building where the work actually happens.
Organiser
Klassik Stiftung Weimar
Tickets
No separate charge, but museum admission applies.
Facts checked against the organiser on 29 August 2026
Jorge-Semprún-Platz 5, 99423 Weimar
The house showing it — the museum of early modernism, which makes it the right room for the Bauhaus as an argument rather than as furniture.