Latest Events in Austria(September Updated)

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Salzburg Rupertikirtag | Salzburg

Sep 23–Sep 27, 2026 (UTC+1)

Salzburg

Celebration

In Salzburg, the Rupertikirtag (St. Rupert's Day Market), held each year in late September, is a city carnival that blends traditional customs, amusement rides, and authentic food, surpassing many Christmas markets in its liveliness! Historic Rides: Historical attractions, such as the 1848 chain-link carousel, a vintage roller coaster, a ghost train, and a hand-cranked carousel, are open only during the festival and are closed the rest of the year. Traditional Markets and Authentic Cuisine: Traditional stalls showcase handicrafts, wood carvings, pottery, honey, and more. Local delicacies such as grilled sausages, roast chicken, game, pretzels, potato dumplings, and Styrian products are everywhere. Music Performances and Street Flashmobs: Traditional brass bands, country folk songs, theatre performances and a parade of Hanswurst mascots will continue throughout the day and into the evening, creating a lively and joyful atmosphere.

The Worst Kept Secret Tour - Sheffield | Sidney & Matilda

Oct 1, 2026 (UTC+1)

Gemeinde Pfaffenschlag bei Waidhofen an der Thaya

Concerts Country

Information Source: Georgia Nevada | eventbrite

Bernini - Painter and Sculptor | Kunsthistorisches Museum

Dec 2, 2026–Apr 4, 2027 (UTC+1)

Vienna

Exhibitions

The exhibition's highlight is "Portrait of an Old Man," a painting previously believed to be the work of an anonymous artist. Bernini was an Italian Baroque artist, renowned for his designs of St. Peter's Square in Rome and his exquisite sculptures, and was one of the most outstanding artists of his time.

Glaciers out of balance | Museum of Natural History Vienna

Jan 1, 2025–Jan 10, 2027 (UTC+1)

Vienna

Exhibitions

Jürgen Meltz is a glacier photographer who captures the silhouettes of these white giants from diverse perspectives. He creates classic landscape photographs while also revisiting historical sites where photographers took panoramic photographs a century ago. Through comparative photography, he hopes to showcase the beauty of mountains gradually disappearing due to climate change, thereby prompting reflection. Another focus of his work is documenting glacier caves. He observes glaciers up close and uses drones to explore their abstract structures and textures from the air, enriching his photographic portfolio.

"Collecting for the Future": Albertina Museum's 250th Anniversary Collection Exhibition | Albertina

Jun 19–Oct 11, 2026 (UTC+1)

Vienna

Exhibitions

With over one million items, it is one of the world's most important collections of prints, founded 250 years ago: this is the Albertine Collection. What began as a private collection has grown into a world-class museum.The foundation of this collection was laid by Albert of Saxe-Tessin in 1776. This exhibition focuses for the first time on the contributions of women to this world-renowned collection, highlighting Maria Theresa's beloved daughter, Marie Christina, and showcasing how she and her husband Albert systematically built this collection. This exhibition explores Albertina's origins and the motivations of her collectors. What image does this series of works aim to create? What was the purpose of the collection? Which artists were favored? When did large collections of works by Albrecht Dürer or Egon Schiele enter the museum's collection? These questions, and others related to them, will be answered through valuable examples such as Dürer's *The Boy and the Hare*. This book focuses not only on reviewing a glorious history but also on looking to the future.

PICASSO – BACON: What It Feels Like to Be Human | Albertina

Sep 18, 2026–Jan 31, 2027 (UTC+1)

Vienna

Exhibitions

This large-scale exhibition presents the works of two of the 20th century's most important figurative painters—Pablo Picasso and Francis Bacon—through a striking juxtaposition. Deeply influenced by Picasso, Bacon aspired to be a painter. He spent his life struggling against this great mentor, ultimately striving to surpass him. In the latter half of the 20th century, Bacon aspired to play the role Picasso had played in the first half: a chronicler of all the broken faces of humanity. Both artists placed human existence at the center of their visual world. They both had a deep fascination with the human body—torn apart, reassembled, and reshaped with radical force. In their distorted depictions, they revealed pain, desire, and vulnerability, mercilessly reflecting the modern human soul. Themes such as the cross, screams, bullfights, nudity, and "Eros's Tears" revealed the dramatic nature of life for them. Although Picasso himself was not influenced by Bacon, he closely followed Bacon's artistic career. Over 100 works from international museums and private collections are presented in a striking juxtaposition, showcasing the commonalities in the works of these two masters and Picasso's significant influence on later artists.

SHEFFIELD: Flamenco from Spain | Rebeca Ortega-Ramon Ruiz. | Sheffield Library Theatre

Sep 20, 2026 (UTC+1)

Gemeinde Pfaffenschlag bei Waidhofen an der Thaya

Arts

Information Source: Rebeca Ortega Ramon Ruiz | eventbrite

MotoGP | Austria Grand Prix (Spielberg) | Sep 20th | Red Bull Ring Spielberg

Sep 20, 2026 (UTC+2)

Spielberg bei Knittelfeld

Sports & Fitness Motorsports

The Austria Grand Prix is a highly anticipated motorsport event that takes place in the picturesque town of Spielberg, Austria. This race is part of the Formula One World Championship and is known as one of the most challenging circuits on the calendar. The event draws in top Formula One teams from around the world, including Mercedes, Ferrari, and Red Bull Racing. Some of the world's best drivers, such as Lewis Hamilton, Max Verstappen, and Sebastian Vettel, have graced the track at the Red Bull Ring, which is the official name of the stadium. The track itself is a 4.318 km long circuit with ten challenging turns and a capacity of over 70,000 spectators. With its stunning backdrop, thrilling races, and top-notch drivers, the Austria Grand Prix is a must-visit event for any motorsport enthusiast. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com