TU Transformer opens its workshop to children, teenagers, families and other interested visitors. Hands-on stations invite people to experiment, tinker and build, while young participants present their ideas for adapting their neighbourhoods to climate change. The open house at Rennweg is free and can be visited without registering.
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Nov 4–13
Theater am Werk im Kabelwerk – Festivalzentrum, 1120
Circus meets dance, object theatre and live music: ON THE EDGE brings ten artistic projects to Vienna. Its festival centre is the Kabelwerk in Meidling, with further performances at Petersplatz and Dschungel Wien. Acrobatics workshops at Tanzquartier and the free Take Care conference on 7 November round out the programme. On 14 November, Sinking Sideways leads Project Dramaturgy: 1–5 pm at TQW Studios, Museumsplatz 1, 1070 Vienna, for professional artists. Register through the TQW ticket shop; individual performances are listed in the stage section.
VIENNA ART WEEK takes place from 6 to 13 November under the theme “Navigating Angst”. Museums, galleries and studios across Vienna host tours, talks, exhibitions and performances. The House of Navigating Angst festival hub is at Goldschlagstraße 1, with its exhibition open daily from 1 to 7 pm on 7–13 November. During the Open Studio Days on 7 and 8 November, artists welcome visitors to their studios from 1 to 6 pm. Festival events are free; registration is required for some activities.
The “Flow” exhibition presents work by Irene Zaharoff, Andrea Pierus and Erwin Schwentner in the Alte Schieberkammer. Cellists Friedl Rainer and Marie Orsini-Rosenberg perform at the opening on 10 November. The exhibition then opens on three further announced dates through 15 November.
