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Big events in Erlangen: movie, book presentation and more!
Erlangen: Events on November 6th and 10th, including the city-surrounding railway forum and book presentation “Affenliebe”.
Big events in Erlangen: movie, book presentation and more!
What's happening in Erlangen? On Monday, November 10, 2025, two exciting events are planned that are important for both those interested in culture and citizens. First of all, the city invites youDialogue forum on the urban-surrounding railwaya. At 6:00 p.m. in the Redoutensaal at Theaterplatz 1, Mayor Florian Janik will provide information about the planning approval process and the next steps to realize the project. Participation is online at www.stadtumlandbahn.de necessary.
The event then starts at 7:00 p.m. in the E-Werk cultural center, Fuchsenwiese 1Cinema series “Filmriss”with the film screening “VENA” by Chiara Fleischhacker. Admission is from 6:30 p.m., although there are only a limited number of places. After the film there will be a discussion with Hilly Škorić as an interlocutor. Entry is free, reservations are not possible. Further information is available at www.kreiskliniken-mfr.de/filmriss/ to find.
Cultural experiences in Erlangen
But that's not all! On Thursday, November 6th, art lovers can attend oneGuided tour with drawing in the city museumparticipate. From 6:30 p.m. it will be about art lessons from the 1920s and children's drawings. If you would like to take part, you should definitely register in advance, either by email stadtmuseum@stadt.erlangen.de or by phone at 09131 86-2300.
That same evening the invitesCity libraryto the book presentation “Affenliebe” by the author Nataša Dragnić. Admission is free and the event starts at 7:00 p.m. at Marktplatz 1.
Important information about infrastructure
In addition, the residents of Erlangen also have to rely on oneRoad closure in Erlenfeldset. From November 10th to 18th, the streets near property No. 1a (transformer station) will be completely closed as a result of power cable laying work by the Erlanger Stadtwerke. The diversion takes place via Lerchenbühl Street, while access to the local supply center car park remains possible.
As we can see, there is really a lot going on in our city! The events not only offer cultural inspiration, but also important information about transport and urban development. Erlangen shows once again that it has a good knack for events and planning and that its citizens are always kept informed.
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