Featured Events in Dusseldorf in September, 2024 (June Updated)

Mark your calendars for the highly anticipated Dusseldorf Herbstfestival Schloss Eller 2024, set to take place in the picturesque grounds of Schloss Eller, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. From August 30th to September 1st, 2024, this cultural extravaganza will showcase a diverse array of entertainment, artisanal crafts, and culinary delights. Visitors will be treated to a serene yet vibrant atmosphere, as the festival celebrates the rich heritage and contemporary creativity of Düsseldorf. With its stunning backdrop, Schloss Eller provides the perfect setting for an event that promises to be both enchanting and unforgettable. The Dusseldorf Herbstfestival Schloss Eller 2024 is an occasion not to be missed, offering a unique experience that captures the essence of the city's spirit and the warmth of its community.

With around 120 works, the show provides an overview of Richter's entire oeuvre from the early 1960s to the most recent present. The focus is on the genre of painting: more than 80 paintings lead visitors from the first black-and-white photographic images, the austere colour plates and grey pictures to the monumental landscapes, the soft and free abstractions to the last non-representational paintings from 2017. Drawings, watercolours, photographs and sculptures as well as the only artist's film made by Gerhard Richter document the great wealth of the Rhenish collections and give the exhibition a retrospective character.

Chefs Culinar Fair Dusseldorf 2023 event will discover and taste new trends, latest techniques, follow exciting cooking shows and find out everything about our food and non-food assortment and much more Chefs Culinar Fair Dusseldorf event will discover and taste new trends, latest techniques, follow exciting cooking shows and find out everything about our food and non-food assortment and much more. Information Source: Chefs Culinar Nord GmbH & Co KG | expotobi

Our anniversary exhibition to mark the gallery's 30th anniversary is dedicated to four artists who, in the 1950s and 60s, radically broke with the traditional aesthetic-formal ideas and limitations of painting (which were able to hold their ground despite all the innovations of modernism) and made a decisive contribution to the renewal of the medium and art itself: Hal Busse (Germany, 1936–2018), Dadamaino (Italy, 1930–2004), Yayoi Kusama (Japan, born 1929) and Nanda Vigo (Italy, 1936–2020). What all four have in common is that they were part of the international ZERO group. The works presented not only show how deeply the artists were involved in the aesthetic discourse of the time, but above all that they were able to decisively shape and enrich it. The title “Tabula rasa” refers to the program of ZERO, but at the same time leaves room for a reception of the positions shown independent of this label, since all four artists also had successful careers and developments outside of ZERO.

The German Fruit & Vegetable Congress is a one-day event with speeches in plenary and parallel forums on all major current topics throughout the supply chain The German Fruit & Vegetable Congress is a one-day event with speeches in plenary and parallel forums on all major current topics throughout the supply chain. This event will be providing fresh momentum with this annual information and networking event for the German fruit and vegetable industry and here it will combine the know-how in a unique way for Germany, perhaps for the whole of Europe, and offer highly interesting topics. Information Source: Agricultural Market Infomations-Gesellschaft mbH (AMI) | expotobi