Three popular concerts performed by the Wiener Philharmoniker at the Musikverein on 12/30-31, and 1/1.

Coffee is a huge part of Viennese life, and this celebration of the bean features talks, tastings, entertainment and much more.

Typically in March at locations throughout Vienna, the Easter Markets feature crafts, cuisine and countless decorated eggs.

Steaming mugs of punch, hundreds of artisans and cold weather are the hallmarks of Vienna's Christmas markets. Beyond the holiday, New Year's markets take their place, with most of the same features, but with lucky charms and gifts are added to the experience.

Prost! This festival features brewery stands, food, and entertainment. Typically in June - 2021 dates are currently TBA.

Mapping the 60s is a deep dive exhibition examining how contemporary movements, such as Black Lives Matter and #MeToo, trace back to the potent 1960s. Encompassing diverse art styles like Pop Art, Nouveau Ralisme, Fluxus, Viennese Actionism, Performance art, Conceptual art, and Minimal art, it provides a layered exploration into the era's seismic cultural, social, and political transformations.

Witness Nora Turato's remarkable linguistic design in an enormous 62-meter-long mural part of annual open-air exhibits. The mural renders a visual 'scream' capturing emotion through its bright artistic splashes reflecting an experimental mix of language's spoken and written state.

Explore Gustav Klimt's artistic techniques in a lavish exhibition, providing keen insight into his painting process. Be privy to the rebirth of his lost 'Faculty Paintings' with advanced artificial intelligence, uncover the mysteries of his emblematic gold ledger, and delve into inspiring findings beneath paint layers.

Explore Maria Hahnenkamp's adventurous exploration of photography and its diverse mechanisms. The event offers her compelling media critique and feminist ensemble, features one hundred works including photos, video pieces, in-situ drilling, and slide presentations, all splendidly displayed thanks to the architectural expertise of Walter Krutler.

At the upcoming Radical! show, over seventy female artists from numerous countries express their take on Modernism, embodying the period's unpredictability and shifting established political ideals. Melding the aesthetics of Modernism with daily life, this engaging exhibition spotlights oft-ignored contributions, promotes a shift in the typically male-dominated narrative, and portrays artistically vibrant landscapes as envisioned by these formidable women.

The Film Festival at Vienna's Rathausplatz is a beloved annual event, offering free admission and a vibrant atmosphere for all. For over 35 years, it has drawn hundreds of thousands of visitors to enjoy a captivating blend of top-tier music films and international cuisine. Set against the stunning backdrop of Rathausplatz, the festival creates an unforgettable cultural experience, celebrating both the art of cinema and the flavors of the world. With diverse programming and a lively, festive ambiance, it's the perfect summer destination for culture lovers and food enthusiasts alike.

Kamasi Washington is a jazz saxophonist from LA who has worked with the likes of Kendrick Lamar and Snoop Dogg. Since winning the John Coltrane music competition in 1999, he has won several awards and earned many nominations including Grammy, Primetime Emmy, and UK Music Video Awards.

Dive into the world of contemporary dance at the ImPulsTanz Dance Festival in Vienna, Austria, a renowned event that celebrates movement, creativity, and artistic innovation. Attendees can participate in workshops, watch cutting-edge performances, and engage with international choreographers, making it a dynamic and immersive experience for dance enthusiasts and performers alike.

Attendees will witness a pivotal exhibition honoring the 50th anniversary of the passing of Austrian sculptor Fritz Wotruba. The event illuminates his rich contribution to postwar Modernism through his profound sculptures and interactional exchanges with both his contemporaries and succeeding generations.

Vienna Popfest is a vibrant music festival in Austria that celebrates local and international pop music talent with free concerts in the heart of the city. Festival-goers can enjoy a diverse lineup of artists across multiple stages, fostering a sense of community and promoting the Vienna music scene through a showcase of emerging and established acts.