Muggeley Neighbourhood Festival Nuremberg
16th Neighbourhood Festival of Nuremberg's West Suburbs — Six Hours of Diversity Under the Motto "Together – For Each Other"
2026
About Muggeley
Muggeley — edition 2026
The 16th Muggeley 2026 has been officially confirmed by the City of Nuremberg: Saturday, May 16th, 1:00 PM–7:00 PM. Venue: Friedrich-Wanderer-School, Wandererstraße 170, in Nuremberg's Muggenhof district. Motto: "Together – For Each Other".
The programme combines the cultural diversity of the six western suburbs with a clearly family-oriented format. School choirs and children's theatre open the afternoon, while international dance groups from migrant communities form the main part.
Highlights Muggeley 2026
Programme Muggeley 2026
Programme Highlights May 16th, 2026 (1:00 PM–7:00 PM)
- 1:00 PM — Festival opening, school choirs from surrounding schools
- 1:00 PM–4:00 PM — Children's and youth flea market on Paul-Ritter-Straße
- Afternoon — Children's performance "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs"
- Main Programme — International dance groups: Indian classical dance, Turkish folklore, Greek folk dances, Filipino dance, Romanian folklore, Flamenco
- Ongoing — Craft stations, face painting, games, stamp rally with prizes, food from all over the world
The organizers strongly recommend arriving by public transport (U1 subway station Muggenhof), bicycle, or on foot. Programme: nuernberg.de/muggeley.
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Getting There
Subway line U1, station Muggenhof, then about a 5-minute walk. By car via Fürther Straße (B 8), parking in the residential streets around the school (limited). The organizers strongly recommend public transport, cycling, or walking.
Admission
Free admission. Food and drinks are paid for on-site at the stalls.
Accommodation
Hotels in Nuremberg city centre (approx. 4 km) — 10-minute subway ride.
Six Neighbourhoods, One Festival
The "Muggeley" — short for the neighbourhood festival of Nuremberg's western suburbs — has been bringing residents from the six districts of Muggenhof, Eberhardshof, Doos, Leyh, Gaismannshof, and Höfen together for an afternoon since 2010. All these districts belong to the North-West district of Nuremberg and are historically shaped by industrial settlements (AEG, MAN, Triumph-Adler).
The Friedrich-Wanderer-School as a Stage
The festival site is the schoolyard of the Friedrich-Wanderer-School at Wandererstraße 170 — a central secondary school in the district. The open grounds with the schoolyard, assembly hall, adjacent park, and Paul-Ritter-Straße as an additional activity area offer enough space for stage performances and activity stations.
International Dance Programme
A special hallmark of Muggeley is its international dance programme. Over the course of an afternoon, dance groups from various migrant communities in the district perform — from classical Indian dance and Turkish folklore to Greek folk dances, Filipino, Romanian, and Flamenco. This directly reflects the cultural diversity of the western suburbs in the programme.
Families and Children in Focus
School choirs open the day. In the afternoon, there's a performance of "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs". Craft stations, face painting, and games run concurrently. The children's and youth flea market (1:00 PM–4:00 PM) on Paul-Ritter-Straße is an additional highlight. A stamp rally competition with prizes guides children around the festival grounds.
Food from All Over the World
The food on offer comes from the district's communities and associations — culinary delights from all over the world, drinks, and snacks. The organizers are the City of Nuremberg and the Kulturladen Muggenhof.
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