- 10aRium Greiz
- A-STUDIO WEIMAR
- ACC Galerie Weimar
- Alte Strumpffabrik, Diedorf
- August-Baudert-Platz
- Außengelände Lichthaus Kino
- Bauhaus-Museum Weimar
- Bergtheater Friedrichroda, Finsterbergen
- Bootsverleih Hohenwarte
- C-Keller & Galerie
- Deutsches Nationaltheater, Foyer
The highlight of the Hoftheater, reopened in 1908, was (and still is today) the light-flooded, classicist foyer room on the first floor. During the performances in the big house he is used for the break supply. In addition, the foyer is also a popular venue for matinees, soirees, readings, round tables and chamber concerts.
Theaterplatz 2, 99423 Weimar
Zeige Standort - Deutsches Nationaltheater, Großes Haus
The Deutsche Nationaltheater and the Staatskapelle Weimar shape the city’s calendar of cultural events with a wide range of works and premieres – from classical to contemporary – in the sectors opera, theatre and concert. More than 600 performances are given each year at different venues: the Große Haus, the E-Werk, the Studiobühne, the Foyer and the Weimarhalle.
Theaterplatz 2, 99423 Weimar
Zeige Standort - Deutsches Nationaltheater, Studiobühne
The studio stage under the roof of the DNT has a wide-ranging programme: performances of contemporary pieces, operas and concerts for children and young audiences as well as literary and musical evenings and productions of classics.
Theaterplatz 2, 99423 Weimar
Zeige Standort - Dorint Am Goethepark Weimar
- e-werk weimar
In 1897 work began on the construction of an electricity plant on Kirschberg in Weimar. One year later the plant was already providing electricity for the city’s inhabitants. Shortly after completion of the plant, a tram network was built in summer 1899 which also ran on energy from Kirschberg. The old tram depot is all that remains of that short tram-phase in Weimar, and meantime that is used as an art-house cinema: the Lichthaus Kino. The boilers of the electricity plant were still in operation until 1996, then they too became part of history, and the industrial monument began its second career as an art and cultural site.
The DNT (Deutsche Nationaltheater) has been using the complex of buildings on Kirschberg, including the former engine and boiler room, since its 2000/2001 season as an additional venue for theatre and music events. Young audiences in particular are attracted to the so-called E-Werk thanks to the charm of the provisional that is exudes; directors, choreographers and musicians like it as a variable setting.
As of the 2013/14 season, the E-Werk will host not only plays, adaptations of contemporary novels and productions of the classics, but also regular chamber music arrangements of pieces from the classical opera repertoire. What is more, the boiler room will continue to be used as a space for unconventional discussion series and event formats.Am Kirschberg 4, 99423 Weimar
Zeige Standort - Eckermann Buchhandlung Weimar
- Festival Garden
- Freizeit und Erlebnisbad, Finsterbergen
- Galerie des Jenaer Kunstvereins im Stadtspeicher
- Galerie EIGENHEIM
- Gartenterrasse der Galerie Eigenheim
- Gasthaus Fridolin, Kleinneundorf
- Gaststätte August Frölich
- Gaswerk Weimar
- Gauforum
- Goethe and Schiller Archive
- Goetheplatz Weimar
- Halle der Besucherinformation der Gedenkstätte Buchenwald
- Häselburg / Altes Wannenbad, Gera
- Internationale Bauausstellung Thüringen
- KET-Hall
- Kino mon ami
- Kulturvilla Sauer, Suhl
- KUNSTFEST-Pavilion at the Theaterplatz
- KUNSTHALLE HARRY GRAF KESSLER
- KUNSTHAUS MÜLLER, WURZBACH
- Kunsthof Friedrichsrode, Friedrichsrode
- Landestheater Eisenach
- LebensArt am Palais
- Lichthaus Kino
- Lichtsaal at Hotel Elephant Weimar
- Lutherhaus, Neustadt an der Orla
- M BOOKS
- mon ami
- Museum Neues Weimar
- Museum Schloß Burgk
- Nahtstelle
- Oberlichtsaal at Bauhaus-Universität Weimar
- Open air cinema at Gaswerk Weimar
- Otto Müller Museum of Modern Arts, Schmalkalden
- Rathaus, Neustadt an der Orla
- Redoute
Before the Redoute received its present name in 1997, the building was known as the »House of Officers« of the Red Army. Built in 1974, it housed the commanders of the 8th Guard Army stationed in Nohra near Weimar and was used as a cultural centre, theatre, meeting place and restaurant.
At the beginning of the 90s, the last groups of the Soviet armed forces from all over Thuringia were bid farewell. The House of Officers thus lost its original purpose and stood empty from 1993 to 1994. It was only with Peter Stein's three-hour performance of the »Orestie« that it was brought back to life. About 20 years ago, for the symbolic price of one Mark, the state of Thuringia transferred the »House of Officers« to the city of Weimar. The city of Weimar handed over the site to two engineering companies, which then created a rehearsal stage and workshops for the Weimar Theatre.
In 1997 this rehearsal stage was already used as an interim venue for the DNT. The house on Ettersburger Strasse was to be given a new name. Citizens of the city could influence the naming with their ideas. »Nordbühne«, »Theater Intermezzo«, »Z(w)eitraum« or »Archetyp« did not prevail. The winner of this competition was Reiner Buchholz. His proposal was reminiscent of the first alternative venue of Weimar theatre art: the Redoutenhaus, which was built by Anton Georg Hauptmann in 1775 in the former Esplanade and which enriched the cultural scene in Weimar with numerous masked balls (so-called »Redouten«).
On 19 July 1997 the newly named »Redoute« was opened with the premiere of »Cyrano von Bergerac«. On this day, the then General Director Günther Beelitz also unveiled a copy of the Goethe Schiller monument at the same place where a bust of Lenin by Friedrich Rogge had been enthroned about 18 years earlier. As »Protectors, Preservers and Guardians of the Grail«, the poet duo was to assist the theatre ensemble in front of the Redoute. In September of the same year, the DNT employees and their guests celebrated the move to the Redoute with a colourful theatre festival and a parade from Theaterplatz. In the following two years, plays such as »King Oedipus«, »The Beautiful Helena« and »Don Giovanni« premiered. The dance theatre under the direction of Ismael Ivo was also represented in the Redoute with productions such as »Fremd im eigenen Körper« and »Delirium of a childhood«.
19 years after the first move, the Redoute was an interim venue from April to September 2016 during the reconstruction work on the orchestra pit in the Great House.
Ettersburger Str. 61, 99427 Weimar
Zeige Standort - RÖMISCHES HAUS IM PARK AN DER ILM
- Samocca-Altstadtcafé, Weimar
- Schallerscher Erbenhof
- Schallerscher Erbenhof
- Schillerhaus, Rudolstadt
- Spießbergbahn, Finsterbergen
- Staatstheater Meiningen, Meiningen
- Stadtkirche Sankt Peter und Paul (Herderkirche)
- Stellwerk – Junges Theater Weimar (im Hauptbahnhof)
- Stéphane-Hessel-Platz
- Theaterplatz
- Various venues
- Waggong & Kramixxo Offene Kinder- und Jugendarbeit Weimar/West
- Watzdorfer Geleitschenke
- Weimarer Wohnstätte, Frauenplan 6
- Weimarhalle
- Weimarhallenpark
- Westendpark, Schmalkalden
- Wielandplatz
- Wohnlabor vor dem Stadtschloss
- zipp Bildungs- und Kulturzentrum ESDA, Diedorf
- Zughafen Kulturbahnhof Erfurt
- Zughafen Kulturbahnhof, Erfurt