Name: EveryBody Festival Nürnberg 2026
Start: 2026-03-12T00:00:00+00:00
End: 2026-03-25T00:00:00+00:00
Location: Tafelhalle / Künstlerhaus Nürnberg

EveryBody Festival

About EveryBody Festival

The EveryBody Festival in Nuremberg celebrates the diversity of bodies – their strength and their vulnerability. Over two weeks in March, the inclusive festival for dance and performance showcases outstanding international productions by and with artists with disabilities, which have been rarely seen in Germany so far. Venues include the Tafelhalle, the Künstlerhaus, and the Documentation Center Nazi Party Rally Grounds. Extensive accessibility, numerous workshops, and a family program for ages three and up make the festival a celebration for truly every body.

Dates 12 Mar — 25 Mar 2026

Venue Nürnberg (09564)

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Edition 2026

EveryBody Festival — edition 2026

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The 3rd EveryBody Festival runs from Thursday, March 12 to Wednesday, March 25, 2026, in Nuremberg. Opening on March 12 at the Tafelhalle with »The Tide« by the company Unusual Symptoms (Theater Bremen). From March 18, the international week with four double bills featuring international companies from South Africa, Scotland, South Korea, Israel, Spain, and Germany. Venues: Tafelhalle, Künstlerhaus, Documentation Center. With workshops and a family program for ages three and up.

2026 Programme – 3rd Edition

Two weeks of inclusive dance and performance in Nuremberg. Opening on March 12 at the Tafelhalle, from March 18 the international week with double bills, plus workshops and a children's program for ages three and up.

Highlights EveryBody Festival 2026

Opening with »The Tide« by Unusual Symptoms (Theater Bremen)
International week with four double bills
Companies from South Africa, Scotland, South Korea, Israel, Spain
Extensive accessibility and audio description
Workshops and family program for ages 3 and up

Programme EveryBody Festival 2026

Thursday, March 12, 2026 — Opening

Tafelhalle: »The Tide« – New production by the award-winning company Unusual Symptoms (Theater Bremen)

From Wednesday, March 18, 2026 — International Week

Four double bills with dance pieces by international companies
Invited guests from South Africa, Scotland, South Korea, Israel, Spain, and Germany

Accompanying Programme (March 12–25)
Numerous workshops
Performance for children aged 3 and up
Extensive accessibility, including audio description
Venues: Tafelhalle, Künstlerhaus, Documentation Center Nazi Party Rally Grounds
The full detailed program with all double bills and workshop dates at kunstkulturquartier.de/everybody and everybody-dance.de.

Prices EveryBody Festival 2026

Tickets for each performance via the KunstKulturQuartier (kunstkulturquartier.de/everybody). Individual workshops and outreach activities are sometimes free of charge. Current prices on the festival website.

Practical information

Practical information — EveryBody Festival

Getting There

The Tafelhalle is located in the KunstKulturQuartier on Äußere Sulzbacher Straße, easily accessible by subway and tram. The Künstlerhaus and the Documentation Center are connected via public transport. Travel by train and local transport is recommended.

Accessibility

The festival places special emphasis on accessibility: accessible venues, audio description, and inclusive outreach formats. Details and registration for workshops via the KunstKulturQuartier.

Tickets

Tickets and the full program are available at kunstkulturquartier.de/everybody or everybody-dance.de. Individual workshops and outreach activities are sometimes free of charge.

Inclusive Contemporary Dance

The EveryBody Festival in Nuremberg is an inclusive festival for dance and performance: contemporary dance for people with and without disabilities, in front of and on stage. It celebrates the diversity of bodies – their strength as well as their vulnerability – and showcases artistic works that are rarely experienced in this country. The festival is organized by the KunstKulturQuartier Nürnberg.

International Programme

The festival brings outstanding international companies to Nuremberg. The invited guests come from South Africa, Scotland, South Korea, Israel, Spain, and Germany. The focus is on excellent dance and performance productions by and with artists with disabilities.

Venues

Several locations in Nuremberg's cultural scene are used: the Tafelhalle, the Künstlerhaus, and the Documentation Center Nazi Party Rally Grounds. The opening is a production at the Tafelhalle, and from the middle of the festival, the international week begins with double bills.

Accessibility and Outreach

The EveryBody Festival consistently embraces inclusion: extensive accessibility (including audio description), numerous workshops, and a performance for children aged three and up show that this festival is truly intended for every body. It is funded by, among others, the German Federal Cultural Foundation.