NEB Festival 2026 Events

The Open – Design Week Frankfurt RheinMain is a ten-day programme across the region Frankfurt RheinMain. Studios, companies and institutions open their doors and present projects, processes and ideas.

Il Giardino del Vino is a participatory project in Rotaliana Königsberg, Trentino, Italy, focusing on the tangible and intangible heritage linked to viticulture.

DRAC is a flagship, co-designed event coordinated by the Municipality of Ravenna, Italy, connecting the vibrant community of the Darsena district of Ravenna to the New European Bauhaus framework.

A screening of Short Films made by architecture students studying architecture & cinema at the ULB, Belgium, will be followed by a screening and presentation of the film Gare du Monde.

Living Waters Forum-Fest emerges from the deep relationship between water, life, and space in Esposende.

ARCHÈ – Festival of Ephemeral Architecture' is a cultural event in Rieti featuring temporary architectural installations designed by children and youths.

SALONPARCOURS #31 is a performative city walk through hidden and everyday spaces in Vienna's 6th district.

CoLiving Alcanena' aims to bring the local community together to achieve a co-living proposal for the revitalisation of the rural community, putting natural heritage and people first.

GOCCIA Fest 2026 is a public festival in Milan dedicated to urban biodiversity and to the relationship between people and nature.

This is a seven-hour participatory event that combines dialogue, artistic experience, collective reflection and embodied practice to explore how New European Bauhaus values can be sensed, shared and lived together.

KomshiLOOK is a community-based cultural initiative that activates residents around the idea of komšiluk – a culture of neighbourliness based on care, trust and everyday interaction.

Traviata in Three Acts is a site-specific reimagining of Verdi’s opera staged across a residential block in Zhelezara, Skopje.

Open Rooms Venice – Inhabiting the Void explores the reactivation of unused spaces through temporary use, demonstrating how vacancy can become a collective resource.

Directed by Hayao Miyazaki, the film tells the story of Ponyo, a goldfish-like creature who escapes the sea and befriends a five-year-old boy named Sōsuke after washing ashore trapped in a glass jar.

Inclusive and Green City Awards is the first-ever awards ceremony open to cities and companies showcasing innovative ideas for climate-neutrality, social inclusion and local health.