Old Town: Planned Open Afternoons & Cultural Formats at Burgtor

For the coming months of 2026, mainly low-threshold formats are expected at the Burgtor location in the Old Town, where young people can participate without much advance notice. Typical program lines that can be announced again for 2026 include:

• Open meeting on fixed weekdays (arrive, meet friends, make new contacts)
• Music & stage formats (e.g., band/rehearsal room times, small performance formats, youth culture evenings)
• Project times (e.g., creative group offerings, media or DIY formats, themed workshops)
• Confidential conversation opportunities with professionals if support is needed

If you want to implement your own project in 2026 (e.g., mini-concert, workshop idea, exhibition, gaming tournament), open houses are often a good starting point: You can inquire early about suitable time slots, room usage, and rules (e.g., noise protection, supervision, consents).

Old Town: Participatory Culture in the “Röhre” (Planned Workshops & Clubs)

For 2026, formats are typically planned in a children’s and youth cultural house like the “Röhre” in the Old Town, where children and young people not only consume culture but also help shape it themselves. These usually include:

• Café & meeting times as an introduction (arrive, exchange, small activities)
• Creative offerings (studio/design, painting, upcycling, exhibition projects)
• Media offerings (e.g., video/audio, social media skills, creative use of technology)
• Craft workshops (e.g., wood/DIY projects, safe tool introductions)
• Theater and performance formats (e.g., play development, small stage moments, improv)

For many participatory offerings in 2026, the following will likely apply: You can try it out first before deciding on a longer project. For formats with limited places (workshop, theater, holiday activities), registration steps are usually published in the official channels.

Districts: Neighborhood Meetings (Moisling, Buntekuh & Others) – Planned Topics

For 2026, local meetings and group formats can still be expected in Lübeck’s districts. These offerings are especially practical if you need short distances or prefer to start in your own neighborhood. The following focuses are often announced for the coming months:

• Age-grouped meeting times (e.g., separate slots for children and young people)
• Themed meetings (e.g., girls* offerings, media/computer times, sports/exercise)
• Low-threshold counseling (e.g., conversation, orientation, referral to suitable places)
• Joint cooking & leisure activities as regular weekly points
• Mini-projects that arise from the district itself (e.g., small events, tournaments, neighborhood activities)

Especially in neighborhood meetings, participation is often emphasized in 2026: If you see a topic missing in your area, you can usually bring it up at the meeting and check together whether it can become an offering.

Holiday Pass 2026 & Youth App: How Not to Miss Any Upcoming Dates

So that you can keep track of the many activities in 2026, central overviews and digital channels are usually used in Lübeck. For the upcoming holiday periods, two ways are particularly relevant:

• Holiday Pass 2026: Here, holiday activities for different age groups are bundled. For many offerings, the start of the booking phase, participation rules, and any costs are transparently announced.
• Youth app / digital overviews: For the coming weeks and months, open meetings, workshops, music and cultural dates, as well as contact options are often published there.

If you want to make a personal plan for 2026, this strategy works well: (1) Check the holiday pass overview early, (2) mark favorite activities, (3) book directly at the start of registration for limited places, (4) use open meetings in parallel where no registration is required.

Participation, Costs, Supervision & Safety: What You Should Know for Future Visits

For the upcoming offerings in 2026, open youth and cultural houses typically have rules that make participation easier and also provide protection:

• Costs: Many open meeting times are usually free of charge; for workshops/materials or excursions, contributions may apply. The specific conditions are published in the respective event announcements.
• Age/target group: Some formats are aimed at specific age groups (e.g., children/youth groups). This is stated in the announcement.
• Supervision & consents: For excursions, longer projects, or late events, consent forms may be required; details are communicated in advance.
• Protection & respect: For 2026, house rules can generally be expected that clearly exclude discrimination, violence, and boundary violations and name contact persons.
• Accessibility: If you depend on certain access (e.g., wheelchair-accessible entrance, quiet rooms), it is recommended to make brief contact via the official channels in advance so you can select suitable dates.