Wednesday, 29 July 2026
Richard Hamilton, Max Klinger, Henri Matisse, Sigmar Polke, Robert Rauschenberg, Andy Warhol, and others. Info: As part of Art at Noon (does not take place during school holidays and public holidays), we present masterpieces of graphics from the 20th and 21st centuries every Wednesday in Studio 1 at the KWM. (…) Only museum admission.
7:30 PM
The artist Barbara Haane invites you to a creative one-day workshop in the Neuss City Library. Individual photo albums, designed books or recipe collections are created from old books, into which one's own photos can be placed. The children can let their imagination run wild and create a unique memento. You should bring your own photos to design the album. Children aged 10 to 14 can participate. Registration via the event...
Wednesday, July 22, 2026 to Wednesday, October 28, 2026 - Comedy Club Düsseldorf - Comedyflash - Comedy Open Mic - Comedyflash - The Stand Up Comedy Show in Düsseldorf
Dr. Carl Pause (Curator, Clemens Sels Museum Neuss) Info: In a guided tour through the current special exhibition Environment Landscape Freedom, the curator Dr. Carl Pause tells exciting things about the concept and implementation of the exhibition. (…) Admission free as part of Limes Week / Registration required →
The Clemens Sels Museum Neuss offers children aged 6 – 12 exciting creative workshops in the Green Classroom at the LAGA during the summer holidays. The courses take place in the Green Classroom on the grounds of the State Garden Show. The Romans loved games and some toys like balls, toy animals and dolls existed then as today. Here too, playing has a long tradition! Not least because Neuss, as one of the oldest cities in Germany, has a long Ro...
2:30 PM
1:00 PM
Barbara & Michael Leisgen / Céline Vahsen Info: We offer a guided tour in German, French, or English every Wednesday at 5:00 PM for the exhibitions Barbara & Michael Leisgen. Pink Depression and Céline Vahsen. Shiftings. Participation is free and no registration is necessary.
Susanne Neuerburg M.A. (Wallraf-Richartz-Museum / Museum Ludwig Working Group) Info: Registration for the guided tour takes place on site at the information desk of the respective museum. Please note: in case of high demand, our full members are given priority. Free for members of the friends. Guests pay €2.
On July 29, 2026, Neuss will once again be all about cycling: At the Tour de Neuss, the city transforms…
2:00 PM
During the summer holidays from Monday to Thursday, July 27 - 30, Clemens Sels Museum Neuss offers exciting creative workshops at the LAGA for children aged 6 - 12, each from 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. The courses take place in the Green Classroom on the grounds of the State Garden Show. More information when you register. The Romans loved games, and some toys such as balls, toy animals and dolls existed then just as they do today. Playing also has a long tradition here! Not least because Neuss, as one of the oldest cities in Germany, can look back on a long Roman history. Get a portion of ancient game fun and explore the top 3 Roman games together. So you can keep playing at home right away, you will then make your own round-mill game.
In a tour through the current special exhibition "Environment Landscape Freedom," curator Dr. Carl Pause talks about the concept and implementation of the exhibition.
Nina Beier, David Hammons, Zoe Leonard Info: At the Art Break, the MGKSiegen team leads through the current special exhibition and provides exciting insights behind the scenes. The 30-minute Art Break can be visited several times to see different perspectives of the exhibition. It takes place every Thursday at 12:30 PM (except on public holidays). (…) No registration required / Ticket included in the admission price.
Gemma Luz Bosch, Trio Studio Onderstroom Info: On the Ruhr promenade in Herdecke, a site-specific sound performance is being created together with the Spanish-Dutch sound artist Gemma Luz Bosch and her Trio Studio Onderstroom, which focuses on the water of the Ruhr. The works of Gemma Luz Bosch move at the interface of sound art, sculpture, and performance. With specially developed instruments made of ceramic, metal, and other materials, the trio explores sound as physical movement and spatial experience. The currents, resonances, and surfaces of the water become not only a backdrop but an active part of the composition. Location: Meinrad-Miltenberger-Weg 1, 58313 Herdecke.
The improv show with TheOtter at the State Garden Show
The Clemens Sels Museum Neuss offers children aged 6 – 12 exciting creative workshops in the Green Classroom at the LAGA during the summer holidays. The courses take place in the Green Classroom on the grounds of the State Garden Show. Apples, pears, cherries or peaches – did you know that many of our fruit varieties today actually originate from the Romans? They brought them to Germany a very long time ago, where they are now considered native....
Aljoscha, Daniel Hölzl & Abie Franklin, Sofía Magdits Espinoza, Sophie Utikal, Finnegan Shannon Info: The Suitbertus Lake in Düsseldorf Kaiserswerth is a place that is normally not accessible to the public: a shielded body of water that has been leased by the SAC Düsseldorf-Kaiserswerth 1909 e.V. club since 1970 and used for fishing. As part of the exhibition Beneath the Surface, Beyond the Trees, the lake is temporarily opened and used as a stage for artistic interventions for the first time. These enter, sometimes gently, sometimes irritably, into a dialogue with the lake's ecosystem and its surroundings, thus creating new perspectives on the place. (…) The exhibition uses various spatial levels to make the place tangible: The water surface as an active, moving area, the shore as an interface between the body of water and the surroundings, as well as the surrounding nature as a space for discovery, irritation, and approach. Location: Suitbertus-See, SAC Düsseldorf-Kaiserswerth 1909 e.V., Weg nach den Hingbenden 19, 40489 Düsseldorf.
In this creative workshop, children discover the colorful world of natural colors. Under guidance, they make their own colors from fresh vegetables and other natural materials and learn playfully how dyeing works. Afterwards it becomes artistic, because the children use the self-made colors to design greeting cards, bookmarks or their own small works of art on thick paper. Registration via the event calendar of the Neuss City Library is required...
