Heidelberger Stückemarkt is a platform for contemporary German-speaking and international drama and innovative artistic approaches. Founded in 1984, the festival takes place annually at the Heidelberg theater and orchestra, and presents a comprehensive guest performance program consisting of premieres of theaters from the entire German-speaking world. Since 2001, the festival has also focused on the theater scene of another countries – the guests of past editions were from Greece, Finland, Mexico and Belgium.

Heidelberger Literaturtage is one of the highlights of cultural life in Heidelberg. At this festival there are readings by international writers, as well as author talks and music performances. Publishers, bookshops, libraries present authors and new publications. This festival is created to emphasize the importance of literature and to show its indispensability in urban cultural life.

Street festival Heidelberg Fall is arranged every year on the last Saturday of September. Here there are musical performances of different genres. This festival features the Medieval Fair, where visitors can find a bathhouse and a tavern. At the end of the day the entire Old Town turns into one big open-air concert, where there is a  place for everyone.

Street festival Heidelberg Fall is arranged every year on the last Saturday of September. Here there are musical performances of different genres. This festival features the Medieval Fair, where visitors can find a bathhouse and a tavern. At the end of the day the entire Old Town turns into one big open-air concert, where there is a  place for everyone.

Heidelberger Stückemarkt is a platform for contemporary German-speaking and international drama and innovative artistic approaches. Founded in 1984, the festival takes place annually at the Heidelberg theater and orchestra, and presents a comprehensive guest performance program consisting of premieres of theaters from the entire German-speaking world. Since 2001, the festival has also focused on the theater scene of another countries – the guests of past editions were from Greece, Finland, Mexico and Belgium.