Latest Events in Austria(July Updated)

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Salzburg Festival 2026 | Salzburg

Jul 17–Aug 30, 2026 (UTC+1)

Salzburg

Music Festivals

Generali Open 2026 | Sportpark Kitzbühel GmbH

Jul 18–Jul 25, 2026 (UTC+1)

Kitzbuhel

Sports & Fitness

Choir! Choir! Choir! Presents: An EPIC 80's Sing-Along | Muskoka Chautauqua: Theatre in the Woods

Aug 8, 2026 (UTC-4)

Gemeinde Lichtenau im Waldviertel

Concerts Pop

Information Source: Muskoka Chautauqua | eventbrite

Wedding Fair - Branston Golf & Country Club, Burton-on-Trent | Branston Golf & Country Club

Aug 9, 2026 (UTC+1)

Pottenbrunn

Cultural Experiences

Join us at The Pavilion at Branston Golf Club for the best wedding planning inspiration, tools and advice! We’re teaming up with The Pavilion at Branston Golf & Country Club to bring you an unforgettable wedding fair this summer! Over 25 incredible local wedding suppliers will be there, ready to help turn your dream wedding into reality. Whether you're searching for the perfect venue or those special finishing touches, you’ll find inspiration at every turn. If you're still looking for a stunning venue, this is your chance to explore The Pavilion—a contemporary, flexible space with breathtaking views, perfect for your big day. At our wedding fairs, you will discover a carefully curated selection of talented wedding professionals from Staffordshire, Derbyshire, and the Midlands, including florists, cake designers, bridal boutiques, and even pet chaperones. Whether you're in the early stages of planning or adding those final details, you'll find invaluable advice, creative ideas, and a relaxed atmosphere where you can explore, chat with suppliers, and make bookings. Enjoy Complimentary Perks! Free entry for all Complimentary goodie bag Free parking When booking your ticket, you’ll be asked to choose between Morning Entry (arrival from 11am) or Afternoon Entry (arrival from 1pm) . This helps us manage expected attendance, but rest assured—you’re welcome to arrive at any time during the event! Our experience tells us that 11am – 12pm is the busiest time , so if you’d prefer a quieter, more relaxed visit , we recommend arriving after 1pm . Parking & Access Follow the driveway all the way to the end to reach the main car park—you’ll spot signs for The Pavilion along the way. The venue is located at the edge of the car park, so keep an eye out for our signage to find your way! While there is ample parking, we encourage car sharing where possible to ensure space for everyone. Secure your FREE tickets on Eventbrite now! We can’t wait to welcome you for a day filled with inspiration, expert advice, and wedding planning magic! Information Source: Little Rain Events | eventbrite

Salzburg Rupertikirtag | Salzburg

Sep 23–Sep 27, 2026 (UTC+1)

Salzburg

Celebration

In Salzburg, the Rupertikirtag (St. Rupert's Day Market), held each year in late September, is a city carnival that blends traditional customs, amusement rides, and authentic food, surpassing many Christmas markets in its liveliness! Historic Rides: Historical attractions, such as the 1848 chain-link carousel, a vintage roller coaster, a ghost train, and a hand-cranked carousel, are open only during the festival and are closed the rest of the year. Traditional Markets and Authentic Cuisine: Traditional stalls showcase handicrafts, wood carvings, pottery, honey, and more. Local delicacies such as grilled sausages, roast chicken, game, pretzels, potato dumplings, and Styrian products are everywhere. Music Performances and Street Flashmobs: Traditional brass bands, country folk songs, theatre performances and a parade of Hanswurst mascots will continue throughout the day and into the evening, creating a lively and joyful atmosphere.

Vienna | Johnny Logan & Lisa Miko Concert | Portofino Vienna

Oct 23, 2026 (UTC+1)

Vienna

Concerts

Erste Bank Open 2026 | Wiener Stadthalle

Oct 26–Nov 1, 2026 (UTC+1)

Vienna

Sports & Fitness

WOMEN ARTISTS OF THE ALBERTINA | Albertina

Oct 30, 2026–Feb 14, 2027 (UTC+1)

Vienna

Exhibitions

To celebrate its 250th anniversary, the Albertina Museum is hosting its first-ever exhibition focusing on works by women artists from its collection, retelling art history. Spanning from the 15th century to the 1970s, the exhibition showcases the crucial role women have played in the development of art, even though their contributions are often overlooked or forgotten. The collection already includes works by numerous female illustrators and printmakers, originally from the collection of the Duke of Albert and Grand Duchess Mary Christensen. Spanning different eras and encompassing various art forms from medieval monastic woodcuts to early feminist works, the collection fully demonstrates that art history is also written by women. In recent years, the museum's expansion of its collection has placed greater emphasis on female artists, particularly in the field of contemporary art. However, this has also raised questions about the Albertina Museum's historical collections, which were acquired under vastly different social and political (power) conditions. This exhibition is based on a research project initiated by the new director, Ralph Grace, which focuses on female artists across the museum's various fields. The result is astonishing: a diverse and substantial collection, including many outstanding works rarely exhibited before.

Glaciers out of balance | Museum of Natural History Vienna

Jan 1, 2025–Jan 10, 2027 (UTC+1)

Vienna

Exhibitions

Jürgen Meltz is a glacier photographer who captures the silhouettes of these white giants from diverse perspectives. He creates classic landscape photographs while also revisiting historical sites where photographers took panoramic photographs a century ago. Through comparative photography, he hopes to showcase the beauty of mountains gradually disappearing due to climate change, thereby prompting reflection. Another focus of his work is documenting glacier caves. He observes glaciers up close and uses drones to explore their abstract structures and textures from the air, enriching his photographic portfolio.

Turning Heads. Coining a Fashion | Imperial Treasury Vienna

Nov 11, 2025–Sep 6, 2026 (UTC+1)

Vienna

Exhibitions

Coins are among the smallest portraits in the world. These masterpieces of miniature art show busts or faces of prominent individuals in amazing detail and usually in profile. In many cases, the diminutive nature of the coin portraits necessitates the use of highly symbolic visual imagery. Yet, the hairstyles, clothes and accessories are more than just aesthetic embellishments, they reflect the zeitgeist and offer a window into the culture of ages past. The exhibition Turning Heads (Kopf & Kragen) presents over a hundred numismatic portraits from a cultural and historical perspective, casting light on fashion and lifestyle from several millennia.