When does the event take place?

On 11.09.2026 at 19:00 at the Kulturhaus Abraxas in Augsburg.

Where exactly is the venue?

At Kulturhaus Abraxas, Sommestraße 30, 86156 Augsburg.

Is the event indoors?

Yes, the event takes place inside the Kulturhaus Abraxas.

Are there parking options?

Yes, there are limited parking options directly in front of the house; additionally, two disabled parking spaces are available.

Is the place wheelchair accessible?

There are barrier-free offerings such as a barrier-free toilet. For details on accessibility, it is advisable to contact the venue.

How much does the admission cost?

A confirmed ticket price was not available in the verified sources. Information will follow.

A quiet evening about transformation, memory, and Augsburg's special places

Name: Goodbye Reese - What lived, benefited, had to go
Start: 2026-09-11T21:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-09-11T23:00:00+02:00
Location: Kulturhaus Abraxas

A final look at Reese: Exhibition with Augsburg's industrial history

With Goodbye Reese - What lived, benefited, had to go, an evening opens at the Kulturhaus Abraxas that deals with the transformation of a defining area. The title already hints at what it's about: memory, loss and the question of what remains of a place when its time passes. For visitors, this creates a quiet, contemplative event experience with regional significance and strong historical awareness.

A place with history that becomes the subject itself

The Kulturhaus Abraxas is located at Sommestraße 30 and is considered a culturally and historically significant site on the grounds of the former Reese Barracks. The city of Augsburg describes the house as a converted former officers' casino with theater, exhibition hall, studios and music rooms; the place itself carries exactly those layers of past and present that the event also addresses. ([augsburg-city.de](https://www.augsburg-city.de/listings/2484-kulturhaus-abraxas/?utm_source=openai))

Atmosphere for visitors

Those who come to this event will find an environment suitable for exhibitions and cultural lectures: concentrated, urban, and close to the city's history. The evening is suitable for anyone who appreciates exhibition culture, memory culture, and the special event atmosphere of a listed cultural house. According to the city of Augsburg, the house offers around 150 theater seats and is one of the established cultural venues in the city. ([augsburg-city.de](https://www.augsburg-city.de/listings/2484-kulturhaus-abraxas/?utm_source=openai))

Travel, accessibility, and practical information

For the Kulturhaus Abraxas, the Junges Theater Augsburg site lists an address at Sommestraße 30, 86156 Augsburg-Kriegshaber. There are limited parking options directly in front of the house as well as two designated disabled parking spaces; additionally, a barrier-free toilet is available. The Kulturhaus Abraxas stop is not wheelchair accessible, according to Brechtfestival material, so careful travel planning is worthwhile. ([jt-augsburg.de](https://www.jt-augsburg.de/barrierefreiheit?utm_source=openai))

What to expect for visitors

The event promises no loud show moments, but a cultivated, content-rich experience with historical depth. That’s what makes it appealing: the Abraxas not only becomes a stage but also a part of the narrative. Anyone wishing to understand Augsburg’s transformation will experience an appropriate evening between exhibition, city history, and vibrant memory culture.

Conclusion: Goodbye Reese - What lived, benefited, had to go is aimed at anyone seeking cultural depth and local history. Those who want to not only see but feel the transformation of a place should experience this evening live.