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The witch played a role in human history very early on. She is significant because of her many different guises in our culture, but also in other cultures. Sometimes she is evil, then again good. Many children are afraid of the evil fairytale witch, others are carried away by the modern witch

Baroque Festival brought music-theatrical flair to Salzburg. Pastorals, operas, comedies and plays with music were staged in the Residenz, in the Stone Theatre of Hellbrunn Palace Park, in the Small and Great Assembly Hall of Salzburg's Benedictine University.

10 string quartets with musicians* from 14 nations compete for the Mozart Competition.

Musical direction: Ion Marin

On a night like this... we got much to talk about and much to reminisce (Bob Dylan). In 2022, 18 students set out and traveled to 5 continents and 17 countries. They came home with art projects ranging from photo portfolio, theater play, road movie, drawing, performance and music.

(Location: MARK Salzburg, Hannakstraße 17) Final projekt Applied Theatre of Sophie Leon Pellegrin.

Im Sommer 2024 machten sich zehn Teams auf drei Kontinenten auf den Weg – inspiriert von Bob Dylan und der poetischen, malerischen Kraft des Unterwegsseins. An diesem Abend präsentieren sie ihre künstlerischen Projekte, die auf unterschiedlichen Reiserouten entstanden sind.

Susanne Anders from the Dramaturgy, Publications and Archive Department will give a guided tour of the Salzburg Festival Archive, which will be relocated and reopened in February 2024.

Levi and David Pritz deal intensively with gender-specific role models and their manifestations, transformations and new constructions in fashion and art. Their joint artistic focus is on textile art, fashion and costume design/make-up art and modern sculpture.

Terror and beauty of the sea: works on the theme of the sea in all its facets. With students of the oratorio class, Mozarteum UniChoir, Mozarteum vocalEnsemble, Dresden University Choir & Mozarteum University Academy Orchestra (conductor: Jörn Andresen)

The Lucy.D studio was founded by the designers Barbara Ambrosz and Karin Santorso in Vienna in 2003, and another studio was added in Steyr in 2016. The two designers' work is about an open and clear approach to things.

Dominik Gumpenberger, teacher at the WRG Salzburg, provides insights into the teaching world of technical handicrafts. Magdalena Ramsauer, a young teacher at BRG Salzburg, reports on her first experiences at various schools.

In his lecture, Stefano shows a series of projects ranging from international cooperation and humanitarian architecture to design and craft. Freely following the motto "First something solid, then you can do what you want!" is Michael Dorfer's curriculum vitae.

The artists deal with themes that are part of highly topical social discourses. Again and again, they reflect on their own private space and with it the meaning of encroachment and shifted power relations.

Aarti Lüdcke is an ethnologist, public relations officer of Weltladen Betreiber eG and fair fashion representative of Weltladen München. She will introduce the global problems of today's clothing industry and give an impulse lecture on sustainable clothing.