On May 4, the Kulturdreieck will be a hive of activity.

From 2 p.m., there will be a vibrant program on a large open-air stage:

The children's music duo Tonowitz+Trommelfritz, the children's opera choir and the Ciganyélet Ensemble of the State Philharmonic Orchestra will make the museum walls shake. Children can also enjoy imaginative face painting or take part in a guided tour of the DB Museum's exhibitions. In keeping with the special exhibition "Potz!Blitz" by the Museum of Communication, children can swear and curse, for example during a swearing session or with the puppets from the Salz+Pfeffer theater. In front of the museum, the historic stagecoach is ready for a short tour. In the evening, adults can enjoy the rousing sounds and dances of the Aire Flamenco ensemble and the soulful songs of Canadian singer-songwriter Ann Vriend. The program will be hosted by Nuremberg's glitter queen Roxy Rued. The museum restaurant TINTO will provide guests with Spanish street food.