Youth Culture Center at Anger: Youth Culture, Concerts, and Project Workshops

The Youth Culture Center at Anger (Schützenstraße 1a) will continue cultural education series and open youth culture events. Planned are, among others:

• Small concert evenings, open-stage formats, and open-mic sessions for up-and-coming bands and solo acts
• Readings, exhibitions of young art, media screenings, and themed cultural evenings
• Project workshops on graffiti, photography, audio/podcast, and short film
• Participation rounds and discussion evenings on youth, youth culture, and urban design

Rehearsal and project rooms will continue to be allocated for own projects. Information on booking windows, participation conditions, and possible costs will be announced via the city's event channels.

KiJuZ Wüstenahorn: Offers for Children, Teens, and Families

The Children and Youth Center Wüstenahorn (Karl‑Türk‑Straße 88) is planning regular afternoon and weekend activities for Winter 2025/26 and Spring 2026. Planned are, among others:

• Creative and media workshops (e.g., crafting, cooking, beginner projects in photo/video)
• Sports and movement activities in the hall and outdoors
• Holiday programs with themed workshops, excursions, and multi-day projects
• Learning and practice times with educational support

Registration start, number of places, participation conditions, and age groups will be published in advance of the events. For holiday programs, early registration is usually required.

CoJe at Rosenauer Straße: Open Meeting, Café & Mini-Workshops

At the Kiosk/CoJe (Rosenauer Straße 45), open meeting times with regularly recurring mini-workshops and themed afternoons for youth are planned, for example:

• Low-threshold creative activities in a café setting
• Joint sessions for planning own micro-events and activities
• Small community activities in the immediate vicinity of the meeting place

Cooperations with local initiatives complement the offerings with spontaneous music, media, and street art formats. Short-term events are mainly communicated via social media and notices on site.

“das memo” & Treffpunkt Bertelsdorfer Höhe: Neighborhood-Based Offers and Events

For “das memo” (Heimatring 52) in Coburg‑West and the Treffpunkt Bertelsdorfer Höhe (Max‑Böhme‑Ring 26), neighborhood-based events for children, youth, and families are planned:

• Film and game evenings, cooking workshops, and creative afternoons
• Small neighborhood events and participation rounds in the district
• Accompanied project groups where children and youth can implement their own ideas

The specific dates and participation conditions will be announced via the respective facilities and the city's event portal.

Itzpark: Outdoor Events, Trend Sports & Scene Formats

The Itzpark youth trend sports facility on Rosenauer Straße announces movement- and culture-oriented offers for youth for the coming season, including:

• Skate, BMX, and scooter sessions as well as parkour meetups
• Community jams with music, street art, and sports in an open-air format
• Beginner workshops with instruction, safety briefings, and equipment tips

Weather-related adjustments (relocation, change, or cancellation of events) will be announced at short notice. Registration is required for individual workshops and courses.

Calendar Overview: Focuses Winter 2025 to Spring 2026

Winter 2025/26

• Cultural evenings at the Youth Culture Center (music, reading, exhibition)
• Holiday programs for children and teens (multi-day creative and media projects)
• Neighborhood events in Coburg‑West and on Bertelsdorfer Höhe

Spring 2026

• Open-air sessions at Itzpark (skate/parkour, community jams)
• Project workshops and open stage at the Youth Culture Center at Anger
• Action days, participation rounds, and neighborhood offers in the districts

The exact dates, locations, registration deadlines, and participation information will be continuously published on the official channels.

Participation, Registration, and Accessibility

• Registration: For some workshops, project groups, and holiday programs, prior registration is required; open meetings and cultural events can usually be attended without registration.
• Costs: Many offers are free of charge or heavily discounted. Whether participation fees apply will be communicated transparently with the respective event.
• Age groups: The formats are aimed at children, youth, or young adults depending on the offer. The specific age range is stated in each announcement.
• Accessibility: Indoor and outdoor areas are planned to be as accessible as possible. Specific information on accessibility can be found in the respective event information.
• Safety: Events and workshops are accompanied by educational professionals; emergency contacts, house rules, and behavioral instructions are posted on site.

How to Stay Informed About Youth and Cultural Offers in Coburg

Current dates for youth culture, leisure events, and workshops as well as any changes are published via:

• the city's event and family portal of the City of Coburg
• the websites and social media channels of the respective youth centers, meeting places, and cultural venues
• notices on site in the youth centers, neighborhood meeting places, and at Itzpark

Transparency Notice

This preview summarizes announced and ongoing event series and serves as early orientation for youth, cultural, and holiday offers in Coburg. Only the up-to-date daily notices of the City of Coburg and the respective organizers and facilities are binding.

Sources and Further Information

1. City of Coburg – Main Portal — Official information on youth work, events, and offers (accessed 2026-02-15)
2. District of Coburg – Main Portal — Municipal youth work in the district (accessed 2026-02-15)
3. SGB VIII § 11 – Youth Work — Legal framework for youth work offers (accessed 2026-02-15)
4. Free State of Bavaria – Urban Development Funding — Funding information for urban infrastructure (accessed 2026-02-15)