‘A feast for the eyes!’ Under the motto “Essthetik”, the eat & meet culinary festival 2025 attracts local and foreign gourmets to Salzburg. From 7 to 30 March, many restaurateurs in the old town of Salzburg invite you to take a look behind the scenes of food preparation and be inspired by cooking courses. [Read more]

The Salzburg Easter Festival is a major cultural event and an integral part of the cultural life of the city of Mozart. Founded in 1967 by Herbert von Karajan, the festival attracts people from the surrounding area and from all over the world. In an interview with gaysalzburg.at, press officer Christoph Koch gives insights into the programme of this year’s festival. [Read more]

In 1973, Richard O’Brian’s Rocky Horror Show premiered at the Royal Court Theatre in London. Even after more than 50 years, this spectacle about sex, love and transvestitism has fans all over the world. A 50th anniversary show is currently running in German-speaking countries. Salzburgers and visitors to the city have it easier. From 22 December, the musical can be seen on the stage of the Salzburg State Theatre. [Read more]

Frida Kahlo was a Mexican artist who painted many self-portraits due to her painful life story. As a Marxist, she was an important voice in political Mexico and had an eventful love life. She had affairs with both men and women while she was married to her husband. Now the Salzburg State Theatre is bringing “Frida’s World” to the stage as a ballet from October. [Read more]

The Salzburg International Summer Academy of Fine Arts was founded by Oskar Kokoschka in 1953. Since then, it has brought together artists from all over the world for workshops every summer. Queer themes are also a recurring theme. The artist Philipp Gufler shows his examination of queer history and role attributions in the Galerie im Traklhaus. The Salzburg 2024 Pride Festival also begins at the same time as the finissage. [Read more]

Rice from Lower Austria, turmeric from Styria or shiitake mushrooms from Salzburg. The eat&meet Culinary Festival is entering its 15th round this year and is focussing on exotic foods and dishes. Almost everything from regional production. [Read more]

“Singin’ in the Rain” is a declaration of love to the musical. The story of the two 1920s silent film stars Don Lockwood and Lina Lamont in the transition from silent to sound film was staged as a musical in New York in 1952. To this day, the film version is one of the TOP 10 films of all time. From 2 December in 21 performances at the Salzburg State Theatre.  [Read more]

“Granting access even to the less well-off audience” was one of Max Reinhardt’s demands when he founded the Salzburg Festival in 1920. The “Festival Opening Celebration” consistently puts this maxim into practice – with free admission for all. On 22 and 23 July, 85 programme items with music, plays, readings, and much more present the broad artistic spectrum of this globally unique cultural festival. [Read more]

The Culture Days are organised by the Salzburg Cultural Association and take place in October. Since the festival was founded in autumn 1972, great importance has been attached to offering top-class concerts at special venues outside the festival season. The core of the programme stands for diversity. [Read more]

Marinella Senatore (*1977) is a central figure in Italian contemporary art who uses various media to develop artistic strategies to set processes of social change in motion. Senatore is exhibiting at the Museum der Moderne Salzburg until 8.10.2023. And it will also initiate processes of change on 24.06 with a parade through Salzburg. As in 2022 in an action with the Centre Pompidou in Paris. [Read more]

“The question of women’s equality. It’s not a question when the same arguments keep coming up. We are not looking for answers. We want change.” said Linda Nochlin in 1971. The Museum der Moderne Salzburg is showing Queer* Fem* magaZINES. Magazines, zines and comics for the dissemination and visibility of feminist and queer art and artistic queer-feminist publishing. [Read more]

The Easter Festival was founded in 1967 by Herbert von Karajan. Since then, they have presented the works of Richard Wagner and other important composers in a modern context. This year the Easter Festival will see the premiere of a ballet by Emanuel Gat based on songs by Richard Wagner and an encounter with electronic music with “Westbam meets Wagner”. [Read more]

The well-known eat&meet culinary festival in Salzburg’s old town brings vegetarian and vegan cuisine closer this year. The city of Mozart, art and culture pairs exquisite dishes and events around food and drink and makes experiencing Salzburg’s old town a sensual pleasure. [Read more]