When does the concert start?

The concert starts on Wednesday, May 13, 2026, at 19:00 at the Parktheater in Kurhaus Göggingen.

Is there an entrance fee?

Admission is free. Donations for UNICEF Augsburg are welcome.

Do I need tickets or reservations?

According to the event page, admission is free. No ticket obligation is mentioned; seating is allocated based on availability.

How is access and parking arranged?

Access via B17 exit Göggingen Kurhaus, then Klausenberg. Information about parking can be found on the service pages of the Parktheater.

Is the location accessible for individuals with disabilities?

Yes. Access, designated seating, and a barrier-free restroom are available and accessible by lift.

How long does the concert last?

The exact duration has not been published. Typically, the duration is about 90 to 120 minutes including a break; information will be provided on site.

Young Soloists Enchant Augsburg: Benefit at the Kurhaus, Free, Close, Unforgettable, Unique

Name: Young Soloists Introduce Themselves
Start: 2026-05-13T21:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-05-13T23:00:00+02:00
Location: Parktheater im Kurhaus Göggingen

Young Soloists Introduce Themselves – Augsburg's Talents Conquer the Parktheater

An evening for a heartwarming concert experience: In the historic Parktheater at the Kurhaus Göggingen, young talents from the Mozartstadt Augsburg School of Music present their art – as a benefit concert for UNICEF Augsburg. Admission is free, the audience atmosphere is traditionally warm-hearted, and the live ambiance is close and authentic.

Sound Colors in Youth Light

Whether singing, piano, strings, or woodwinds – the soloists create a program that ranges from intimate songs to chamber music orchestrations. Precise synchronization, sensitive interplay, and bold stage performance make the pieces shine.

Acoustics That Touch

The Parktheater – a glass-and-steel jewel from the 19th century – offers clear acoustics and close proximity between stage and audience. Every phrasing, every breath remains audible; thus, this rare moment arises where technique and emotion merge.

Young Talent with Profile

The Mozartstadt Augsburg School of Music (SuMMA) is one of the major Bavarian training institutions. Competition and project work, choirs, and orchestras shape an environment where young soloists gain early stage experience and develop their own sound.

Benefit for UNICEF

Music Meets Responsibility: The concert supports UNICEF Augsburg. Donations help provide children worldwide with access to protection, education, and clean water – a strong signal from the music city of Augsburg.

Arriving Comfortably

The Parktheater is located at Klausenberg 6 with direct access from the B17. On-site information signs provide details about parking options. Access, designated seats, and sanitary areas are barrier-free, ensuring everyone can share the concert experience.

Voices of the Fans

The reactions online are clear: SuMMA delights its community. A visitor writes on Facebook: 'This will be a special evening – young talents, great emotions!'

Conclusion

A free place for great music: If you want to experience the next generation of classical musicians in an intense live atmosphere, this is the place to be. Come, listen, feel – and do good.