Culture, concerts and riverfront vibes in Bonn this weekend

Explore Bonn on foot with this guided urban hike starting at the opera house. You’ll discover city highlights and hidden corners with a local guide, ideal for first‑time visitors who enjoy active sightseeing.[8][10]

A behind‑the‑scenes tour of the renowned Klais organ builders, where you learn how pipe organs are designed and constructed. Fascinating for music lovers, families, and anyone curious about craftsmanship.[12]

A high‑energy percussion show where the duo Double Drums turns everyday objects and drums into a spectacular rhythm performance. Expect virtuosic playing, humour, and a very engaging atmosphere.[2][3][5]

Belgian choir Scala & Kolacny Brothers present choral reinterpretations of rock and pop songs in their anniversary program "Scala 30". Atmospheric arrangements and powerful vocals make this a memorable evening concert.[2][3][5]

Rebelmonster bring a Volbeat tribute show to one of Bonn’s classic live‑music clubs. Ideal for rock and metal fans looking for an energetic night out with a bar‑gig atmosphere.[2][3][5]

A late‑night party at Pantheon, featuring DJs, drinks, and a lively crowd—great if you want to experience Bonn’s nightlife after concerts or dinner.[4]

The Bonner Bierbörse transforms the Rheinaue park into a large open‑air beer market with stands from different breweries, food stalls, and live entertainment. A relaxed way to sample regional and international beers.[4]

This neighbourhood wine festival offers regional wines, simple local food and a friendly village atmosphere in Bonn’s Lengsdorf district. Perfect for a mellow evening with a glass of Riesling or Spätburgunder.[14]

Children’s musical "Anouk" tells the story of a curious child in a playful, musical way, suitable for families and younger audiences. It’s staged in the modern Rhein Sieg Forum just outside Bonn.[2]

Join thousands worldwide for World Cleanup Day and help tidy public spaces in Bonn. The local event meets at the opera forecourt and is an easy way to do something positive and meet residents.[9]

A special percussion show tailored to children and families, introducing rhythm in a playful, interactive way. Shorter and more child‑friendly than the evening program, it’s ideal for a Sunday outing.[7]

This guided "Friedensweg" walk explores places of remembrance and peace in Bonn, including the Hiroshima memorial in Beuel. You’ll learn about local history and peace initiatives on a gentle afternoon stroll.[9]

The Lengsdorf Wine Festival continues into Sunday with wine stands, snacks, and family‑friendly atmosphere, making it a relaxed afternoon or evening stop before heading home.[14]

A live recording or talk event with the popular podcast "Hotel Matze", bringing conversations and stories to the stage. A good choice if you enjoy German‑language podcasts and contemporary culture.[7]