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Roth presents event highlights for 2026: Here is the program!
The city of Roth presents its 2026 event calendar with highlights such as the 50th anniversary of urban development funding.
Roth presents event highlights for 2026: Here is the program!
Something is happening in Roth, and it's happening right! The city has printed an attractive event flyer entitled “Highlights” for 2026, which offers a comprehensive overview of the major and traditional events of the coming year. The flyer is not only available in printed form, but can also be easily downloaded from the city's homepage stadt-roth.de. The first presentation took place at the CONSUMENTA trade fair on November 8th, which was the occasion for the city to put its cultural treasures in the spotlight.
The focus is particularly on the anniversary “50 years of urban development funding”. The launch event will take place on May 9th, followed by a large-scale ceremony on June 17th. These events not only offer a look back at the successes of recent years, but also the opportunity to bring citizens closer to developments in the city. This also includes Urban Development Funding Day, which is celebrated on the same day as the opening event. This event was launched in 2015 and aims to create a platform for cities and municipalities to present their urban development projects and promote citizen participation.
Diverse event program
But that's not all! The flyer lists a variety of other events that Roth has to offer. This includes:
- Aufführungen der Rother Schlosshofspieler
- Der Rother Bluestage
- Konzerte des Stadtorchesters
- Der DATEV Challenge Roth Triathlon
- Der MEMMERT Rothsee-Triathlon
- Kirchweihen
- Sonntagsmärkte
- Altstadtfest und Christkindlesmarkt
- Frühjahrs- und Herbstedition der Bar-ROTHation
- Das Festival „Wallesau ist blau“
This varied program offers something for every taste and invites citizens to make cultural life in Roth lively.
Where can I find the flyer?
The new event flyer can not only be picked up at the tourist information office in Ratibor Castle, but is also available in other city facilities and many Roth shops. In addition, the tourist information centers in the surrounding communities also have a copy of the flyer available so that anyone interested can access the information quickly and easily.
Overall, Roth shows with the planned events in 2026 that the city has a good knack for vibrant culture and that the citizens should be actively involved. In keeping with the motto “Living places, strong communities”, a platform is being created here to promote exchange between citizens and the city administration and to strengthen local identity. So Roth has a lot in store for the next few months – stay tuned!