24 Events in Relaxed in Mainz - The Best Relaxed Events

Young piano art up close: The Salons in Music brings students of Prof. Thomas Hell to the Institut français Mainz on November 17, 2026. Free admission. #Mainz

An intense evening at the Mainz Shell Cinema: LOVE ME TENDER tells of love, motherhood, and the fight for freedom. Experience it live on November 17, 2026 – free admission. #FILMZ

Stories, melodies, and memories give seniors in Mainz a healing afternoon full of encounters. Free admission, registration required. #SeniorsMainz

Experience Mainz book treasures up close: Discover manuscripts, letters, games, music scores, and books on a special cultural tour. #Mainz

New perspectives for the next career step: Discover the Business Administration M.Sc. of Hochschule Mainz live via Zoom, ask questions, and inform yourself directly. #HochschuleMainz

Medieval tombstones tell Mainz's history: Experience an impressive lecture on Jewish memory culture and the SchUM tradition. #Mainz

How does AI change our approach to health questions? Elena Link presents opportunities and risks at the Meenzer Science-Schoppe in Mainz – understandable, current, and free entry. #Mainz

Mittelalterliche Grabsteine, jüdische Erinnerungskultur und die Mainzer SchUM-Tradition: Erleben Sie einen besonderen Vortragsabend im Sali-Levi-Haus. Eintritt frei. #Mainz

An evening for prayer, reflection, and new perspectives: Experience the Day of Repentance and Prayer in the Old Cathedral Mainz with service and exhibition closing. #Mainz

An evening full of romantic piano colors: Pianomania No. 12 brings Tchaikovsky's Seasons to Mainz on November 18. Mark your concert evening now. #Pianomania

An evening between Paris and Beirut: Discover the colonial traces of French education policy in Lebanon – well-founded, vivid, and with free admission. #Mainz

Friedemann Hahn transforms van Gogh's motifs into a vibrant dialogue of color, film, and memory. Opening on November 18, 2026, at the Landesmuseum Mainz, admission free. #ArtInMainz

Friedemann Hahn transforms van Gogh's motifs into a luminous dialogue of abstraction, film, and art history. Discover the special exhibition in Mainz from November 19, 2026. #ArtInMainz

Stories about music and dance, familiar melodies, and heartfelt encounters: The reading hour in Mainz-Weisenau gives seniors time to remember and feel good. #SeniorsMainz

A quiet concert evening with great impact: CORDA brings chamber music, closeness, and light into the chapel of MKM. November 19, 2026, 6 PM, free admission. #Mainz

A moving reading at the Landesmuseum Mainz: Nils Friedrich remembers Jewish 05 members and speaks about forgotten club history. Admission free. #Mainz05

A forgotten page of Mainz's football history comes alive: Nils Friedrich reads about Jewish 05ers and discusses his research. Admission free. #Mainz05

An impressive journey to the SchUM sites: Experience Jewish scholarship, history, and culture of remembrance on November 19 in Mainz. #SchUM

Political debates become personal: At ZMO Mainz, Speaking & Listening invites honest exchange about feelings and perspectives. Mark the date now! #Mainz

Mainz carnival gains a voice: The Schwellköpp reading combines history, humor, and reading culture at the Carnival Museum. An evening full of city culture and linguistic art. #Mainz

How reliably do apps help with buses and trains? At the Fairkehrs-Treffen in Mainz, the focus is on digital mobility, real-life experiences, and new perspectives. #Mainz

A crime novel as a testimony of the women's movement: Margret Schepers reads in Mainz from “...and we dreamed of the Matriarchy”. Experience literature and support women in need. #Reading

At CinéMayence Mainz literature becomes a refuge: Reading Lolita in Tehran powerfully tells of women, classics, and intellectual resistance. #LiteratureCinema

On November 20, 2026, Mainz will become a reading city. Discover the city-wide program surrounding the nationwide Reading Day.