Venues in Leipzig
33 venues found
Absturz
Small one-room club with bar and live stage on Karl-Liebknecht-Straße in Leipzig's Südvorstadt, holding up to 170 standing, part of the city's club scene for over 15 years.
agra Veranstaltungsgelände
Exhibition and event grounds in south Leipzig with 13,000 m² of covered halls in a 190-hectare park, used for fairs, exhibitions and concerts.
Alte Nikolaischule
Leipzig's first municipal secondary school (1512), now a cultural house run by the Kulturstiftung Leipzig, with a late-classical auditorium from Wagner's schooldays.
Alte Wollkämmerei Leipzig
Event centre in a late-19th-century wool-combing works in Leipzig, used for trade fairs, exhibitions, balls and conferences for up to 1,000 guests.
Bandhaus Leipzig
Musicians' house in Leipzig-Leutzsch run by Bandcommunity Leipzig e.V. since 2010, with rehearsal rooms for about 50 bands and a stage for gigs and jam sessions.
Der Anker
Sociocultural centre in a former 19th-century ballroom inn in Leipzig-Möckern, with a concert hall reopened in 2018 after a four-year rebuild.
Elipamanoke
Electronic music club in an industrial building in Leipzig-Plagwitz, with several floors and an outdoor area.
Felsenkeller Leipzig
Restored 1890 ballroom building in Leipzig-Plagwitz with a historic ballroom for up to 715 standing, the NAUMANNs dance hall, a tower room and a beer garden.
Friedenskirche Leipzig Gohlis
Church of 1873 on Gohliser Kirchplatz in Leipzig, no longer used for regular services and repurposed for cultural events and youth work.
Gewandhaus zu Leipzig
Leipzig's main concert hall and home of the Gewandhaus Orchestra, opened in 1981 on Augustusplatz, with a 1,900-seat Großer Saal and the 500-seat Mendelssohn-Saal.
Grieg-Begegnungsstätte Leipzig
Museum and meeting place for Edvard Grieg in the former Edition Peters publishing house, with a music salon used for concerts, lectures and readings.
Haus Auensee
Early-20th-century concert hall beside the Auensee lake in Leipzig-Wahren, one of the city's main stops for national and international touring acts.
Haus Leipzig
Event house on Elsterstraße at the western edge of Leipzig's city centre, with a 700 m² main hall for up to 1,500 standing, used for concerts, shows and private celebrations.
Hellraiser Leipzig
Metal club in Leipzig-Engelsdorf, founded in 1992 and at its current larger site since 1999, hosting black, death and heavy metal concerts and festivals.
Hochschule für Musik und Theater Leipzig
Leipzig's university of music and theatre, whose award-winning Großer Saal (2001) hosts student and faculty concerts in the 1887 building on Grassistraße.
Kupfersaal Leipzig
Event hall for up to 560 guests in the 1912–13 Dresdner Hof arcade between the Markt and the university, with jazz, classical, comedy and poetry slam.
Leipziger Central Kabarett
Cabaret theatre on Leipzig's Markt with a main stage and the 200-seat Blauer Salon overlooking the market square, playing satirical cabaret most nights of the week.
Leipziger Messe, HALLE: EINS
Multipurpose arena in Hall 1 of the Leipzig trade fair grounds, holding up to 15,000 visitors with modular grandstands for concerts, sport, TV shows and conventions.
Mendelssohn-Haus Leipzig
Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy's last home, now a museum, with a restored music salon hosting concerts every Sunday at 11am.
Michaeliskirche Leipzig
Protestant church of 1901–04 on Leipzig's Nordplatz with a 70 m tower, the main venue for the Friedenskantorei's choral and orchestral concerts.
Moritzbastei
Student cultural centre in the last surviving bastion of Leipzig's city fortifications, hosting concerts, club nights and events for up to 1,200 people.
Noel's Ballroom
Small live-music venue on Kurt-Eisner-Straße in Leipzig's Südvorstadt with a rustic interior, regularly hosting rock and indie concerts.
Parkbühne GeyserHaus
Open-air stage of the GeyserHaus sociocultural centre at the north end of Arthur-Bretschneider-Park in Leipzig-Gohlis, with summer theatre and concerts.