Neusäß Stadtfest

The Swabian Summer Town Festival

The Neusäß Stadtfest has developed into one of the most visited summer events in the Augsburg district in recent years. Over seven festival days, spread across two consecutive weekends, the town of Neusäß presents a dense cultural program with free admission – a concept the town consciously pursues to make the event a civic festival for everyone.

Two Stages, Over 20 Bands

The focus of the festival is the Ägidiuspark with its central open-air stage. A second stage will be set up in the traffic-calmed Remboldstraße. Over 20 regional and national bands, as well as numerous dance and sports groups from Neusäß and the surrounding area, provide a diverse musical program – from rock and pop to Schlager and folk music, jazz, soul, and cover bands. DJ sets will also be featured in the late evening hours.

Family Area and Children's Program

The Stadtfest has an extensive family and children's area – an important hallmark of the event. Activities include face painting, illuminated LED walk-acts, a tractor show with old tractors from the region, and a toy swap pavilion where children can trade, donate, or take used toys. Interactive activity stations complement the program.

Culinary Diversity

A wide selection of food and drinks is provided by local clubs, restaurateurs, and national vendors: regional Swabian-Bavarian specialties, international street food offerings, vegetarian and vegan options, regional beers and wines, non-alcoholic drinks, and ice cream. The culinary diversity aims to reflect the entire spectrum of Neusäß's food culture.

Neusäß in the Augsburg District

Neusäß is a town with a good 22,000 inhabitants in the Augsburg district in Swabia (State of Bavaria) and is located directly northwest of the city of Augsburg, at the transition between the Augsburg region and the hilly Augsburg – Western Woods Nature Park. As a growing medium-sized town, Neusäß has a vibrant club and cultural scene, which is particularly impressively showcased at the Stadtfest – over 1,000 participating helpers from local clubs, schools, and initiatives form the backbone of the event.