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Vienna Event RadarWeek 44 · 2026

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26 October to 1 November 2026

  1. National Day: Free museum visitsMon
  2. Halloween: Prater & Rocky HorrorTue–Sat
  3. KLANGLICHT IM PARK – The Sound of LightMon–Sun
  4. Erste Bank Open 2026 – Stadthalle and Marx HalleMon–Sun
  5. Wien Modern 39Fri–Sun

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Good morning! Start Austria’s National Day with a free museum visit, then make plans for Halloween at the Prater or a Rocky Horror sing-along. There’s also light art in the Schwarzenberg Garden, tennis through Sunday’s final and the opening of Wien Modern. Five picks for your week in Vienna.
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Thu26Nov19:00

Clubs at the limit – who is responsible?

FaniaLive, 1080U-Bahn-Bogen 22–23, 1080 WienDirections
  • Free entry
  • No ticket needed
  • Booking needed
  • Indoors

Free, registration required

Source: www.viennaclubcommission.at
What to expect

Vienna Club Commission hosts a panel on the financial pressures facing clubs and event organisers. Representatives of the scene and politics discuss who should support cultural experiments, emerging talent and the long-term future of club spaces. The discussion runs from 7 to 8:30 pm. Attendance is free with registration.

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Nov 14–22

38th Vienna International Children's Film Festival

Cine Center, Cinemagic at Urania and Votiv Kino

Audience in a dark cinema
What to expect

This international children's film festival takes place at Cine Center, Cinemagic at Urania and Votiv Kino. The 2026 edition runs from 14 to 22 November. Venues: Cine Center, Fleischmarkt 6, 1010 Vienna; Cinemagic, Uraniastraße 1, 1010 Vienna; Votiv Kino, Währinger Straße 12, 1090 Vienna. Check the individual film programme for age recommendations and language versions.

Fri, Nov 20 · 18:00

Free Friday Night: Nature, Pure and Simple? Landscapes in Art

Upper Belvedere, 1030

Illuminated Viennese museum after rain
What to expect

The Upper Belvedere opens free of charge from 6 to 9 pm on 20 November. Guided tours through the collection explore how artists have pictured landscapes, from idyllic views to signs of human intervention. You need a free timed-entry ticket; booking opens on 13 November.

Nov 21–22

Brunn am Gebirge Mineral Fair

BRUNO event centre

AI-generated illustrative motif: amethyst, quartz, fluorite, pyrite and an ammonite on a mineral fair display table
What to expect

Minerals, crystals and fossils take centre stage at the mineral fair in the main hall of BRUNO in Brunn am Gebirge. Collectors and dealers display and sell their finds, while regional mineral societies introduce their work. Exhibitions, a children’s creative station, ongoing guided tours, gem-cutting demonstrations and gemstone identification round out the visit. Tours are announced at the venue. The fair opens on Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 November, from 10 am to 5 pm on both days. Admission is free. It is organised by Kalliope, an association promoting science and science communication, with mineralogist Dr Robert Krickl coordinating the event. BRUNO is about a five-minute walk from Brunn-Maria Enzersdorf railway station.