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The exhibition "forty thousand" centres on the theme of native insects. Here, these often overlooked creatures are offered an artistic forum that emphasises their beauty and importance.

In the cellar of his house in Aigen, Gerhard Laber collects a wide variety of sound and resonance instruments. He gives an insight into his work and shows the special features of his collection of instruments, which range from the bizarre to the fantastic.

Chamber music of the classical percussion repertoire

The songwriters of the Thomas Bernhard Institute will present their new original compositions in a diverse performance of solo and full band arrangements with lyrics in German, English, and Ukrainian. 

Competition for students of instrumental classes for string and wind instruments

Due to his often spectacular works, Alexander Laner has a reputation as an "action artist". However, he sees himself as a classic sculptor who is interested in an expanded concept of sculpture.

Marlene Marbach's artistic intention is to sharpen the blur and make the intangible more tangible. Painting, analog photography and drawing are used in an attempt to visualize snapshots of an inner feeling and thus arrive at new image inventions.

Focus: Iran - Performance with Ehsan Shayanfard

Brigitte Fassbaender made guest appearances at all the world's leading opera houses and sang all the major roles in her field, including, of course, the role of "Hansel" in Humperdinck's fairytale opera. Around 300 recordings bear witness to her great importance as a singer.

As part of the Maker Faire Salzburg: Visitors can ask questions about important social issues such as sustainability, consumption and mobility, and the answers are processed into a textile gauge with the help of fabrics and looms.

Panel discussion with Roland Aigner (Altstadtmarketing), Theresia Kohlmayr (Urbanauts Wien), Andreas Schmidbaur (spatial planning/building authority, City of Salzburg), Christian Smigiel (social geographer, PLUS) and Daniela Waltl (student, PLUS).

Sculptural props and other evidence of a planned game to convey interesting facts about bees, developed by the painting students with the city beekeeper K. Greimel.