Daten des Klassik Open Air 2025: 27.7.2025 und 9.8.2025 im Plakatdesign 2025 Daten des Klassik Open Air 2025: 27.7.2025 und 9.8.2025 im Plakatdesign 2025
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The 2026 dates at a glance

26.07.2026
Staatsphilharmonie Nürnberg
11 am family concert 
8 pm

08.08.2026           
Nürnberger Symphoniker
8 pm

Every year since 2000, around 120,000 people have listened to Nuremberg's two major orchestras at the picnic in the parkland of Luitpoldhain. Thanks to the support of many individuals and Nuremberg companies, admission is also free in 2024. Thank you to everyone who makes music resound in Europe's greenest concert hall. 
The first Klassik Open Air with the Staatsphilharmonie Nürnberg will take place on July 26, 2026. First on the program is the family concert at 11 am for young and old, followed by the evening concert at 8 pm. Two weeks later, on August 8, 2026 at 8 pm, the Nürnberger Symphoniker will present a concert in the Luitpoldhain.

Drawing

The ticket giveaway for the children’s concert “Hans Däumling büxt aus” at the Staatstheater Nürnberg ended on August 19, 2025. Many thanks to everyone who participated!
The families who, thanks to the support of Sparda-Bank, may look forward to a visit to the theater have already been notified.

Picture: Uwe Niklas
Picture: Uwe Niklas
Picture: Uwe Niklas
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Picture: Uwe Niklas
Picture: Uwe Niklas
A Music-Filled Summer Evening in the Luitpoldhain

The grand finale of the Klassik Open Air 2025 was the concert by the Nürnberger Symphoniker on Saturday, August 9. Just in time, summer weather returned to the city: pleasantly mild temperatures and the gentle glow of a summer evening drew around 80,000 visitors to the Luitpoldhain.

Under the motto “Nürnberg grüßt die weite Welt”, the orchestra, conducted by chief conductor Jonathan Darlington, presented a program featuring musical city portraits from New York to Moscow – including works by Wagner, Bernstein, and Addinsell. The Italian star pianist Federico Colli thrilled the audience with virtuosic ease and emotional depth as the soloist.

 

Picture: Uwe Niklas
Picture: Uwe Niklas
Picture: Uwe Niklas
Picture: Uwe Niklas
A great start in the Luitpoldhain!

Around 45,000 music lovers gathered in the Luitpoldhain on July 27, 2025, to enjoy the evening concert “Goldene Zeiten” performed by the Staatsphilharmonie Nürnberg under the direction of General Music Director Roland Böer and with soloist Carolin Widmann (violin). 

The family concert in the morning also thrilled the audience – around 13,000 children and adults joined the Staatsphilharmonie on its musical journey to the Czech Republic. 

Although it had rained in the days leading up to the event and again in the afternoon, the weather stayed dry during both concerts, allowing them to take place as planned.

The Klassik Open Air 2025 with the Staatsphilharmonie Nürnberg - now availabe to watch
Many enable culture for all!
Free Admission - But not for Nothing!

The Klassik Open Air is freely accessible to everyone — made possible by the support of many contributors.
As a thank you, we offer you unforgettable musical moments. With a donation of 10 euros or more, you will also receive one of our exclusive bird pins.

You can also make a digital donation for the Klassik Open Air and receive the bird pin!

Impressions 2025; Picture: Uwe Niklas
Impressions 2025; Picture: Uwe Niklas
Impressions 2025; Picture: Uwe Niklas
Impressions 2025; Picture: Uwe Niklas
Impressions 2025; Picture: Uwe Niklas
Impressions 2025; Picture: Uwe Niklas
Impressions 2025; Picture: Uwe Niklas
Impressions 2025; Picture: Uwe Niklas
Impressions 2025; Picture: Uwe Niklas
Impressions 2025; Picture: Uwe Niklas
Impressions 2025; Picture: Uwe Niklas
Impressions 2025; Picture: Uwe Niklas
Impressions 2025; Picture: Uwe Niklas
Impressions 2025; Picture: Uwe Niklas
Impressions 2025; Picture: Uwe Niklas
Impressions 2025; Picture: Uwe Niklas
Impressions 2025; Picture: Uwe Niklas
Impressions 2025; Picture: Uwe Niklas
Impressions 2025; Picture: Uwe Niklas
Impressions 2025; Picture: Uwe Niklas