2) Conflict Resolution & Mediation: Lecture at the Town Hall

Thursday, 16.04.2026, 2:00–4:00 pm — Starnberg Town Hall

The info session offers a structured introduction to the topic of mediation: What does a typical procedure look like, when can it be useful in a private or volunteer context, and where are the limits compared to counseling or legal steps?

This date is especially useful if you want to defuse conflicts early in clubs, neighborhoods, or families – before they turn into permanent fronts.

3) Open Game Meetup at the City Library: Meeting Point for All Generations

Thursday, 16.04.2026, 6:30–9:30 pm — Starnberg City Library

The open game meetup is low-threshold: You can come alone, join in, and try out new games. From quick card games to longer board game rounds, it’s an evening that thrives on interaction.

If you’re new to Starnberg, this is often an easy way to make local contacts — without club membership and without “small talk pressure,” since the game sets the framework.

4) Cabaret Evening at Schlossberghalle: Sharp-Tongued and Topical

Thursday, 16.04.2026, 7:30–10:00 pm — Schlossberghalle Starnberg

Cabaret in Starnberg is more than entertainment: It’s also an evening where local and social topics are reflected in satirical form. If you like political observation and wordplay, this is a reliable cultural date for Thursday.

Tip: Plan a small time buffer for cloakroom/admission so you can arrive relaxed.

5) Gourmet Evening with Wine Tasting: Culinary Friday in Starnberg

Friday, 17.04.2026, from 7:30 pm — Rheinlandstraße 9, 82319 Starnberg

A moderated wine tasting is ideal if you want to compare different styles (e.g. dry/semi-dry, with/without oak, different regions). Small dishes often round off the tasting and help to better classify aromas.

If you want to participate, it’s worth making an early reservation with the organizer. Also pay attention to information about arrival and return (public transport/taxi) – especially if alcohol is served.

6) Theater Reading “Faust” in Tutzing: Classic by the Lake

Friday, 17.04.2026, 8:00 pm — Kulturtheater Tutzing

The theater reading of Goethe’s “Faust I” focuses on text, language, and acting instead of elaborate stage sets. This makes the evening accessible and concentrated — good if you like classics or want to (re)discover them.

Tutzing is quickly accessible from Starnberg; if you leave a bit earlier, you can plan a short lakeside walk as a “prelude.”

7) Swimming Badge Action Day: “More Fun at the Lake with Safety”

Saturday, 18.04.2026, from 9:00 am — Strandbadstraße 17, 82319 Starnberg

The action day is aimed primarily at children and families and combines practice (badges) with prevention: safe behavior in the water, realistic self-assessment, and tips on dealing with risks that are often underestimated in lakes (temperature, currents, exhaustion).

For parents, this is a useful date to build routine and safety before the warm season. Please note the organizer’s information on requirements, times, possible queues, and accompaniment of minors.

8) Starnberg Gwandmarkt: Traditional Costume Secondhand

Saturday, 18.04.2026, from 9:00 am — Hans‑Zellner‑Weg 10, 82319 Starnberg

Secondhand traditional costume is sustainable and often of high quality — especially if pieces have been well cared for. The Gwandmarkt is a practical date if you’re looking for something for upcoming festivals (spring/summer) or want to pass on well-preserved items yourself.

Plan time for trying on and check with the organizer about acceptance/sales rules if you want to offer something yourself.

9) “Clair de Lune”: Guitar Concert at the Music School

Saturday, 18.04.2026, 7:30–9:00 pm — Starnberg Music School

A guitar concert is often a “quiet” cultural evening: focused, up close, without big barriers. Works from classical and impressionism fit well with a weekend that can be not only loud but also atmospheric.

For families with music-interested children, this can be an inspiring visit — without a multi-hour major concert.

10) Baby and Children’s Flea Market: Sustainable for the Little Ones

Sunday, 19.04.2026, 2:00–5:00 pm — FortSchritt Inclusive Children’s House “Child and Nature”

The flea market is a good opportunity to keep children’s clothing, toys, and equipment in circulation. Especially with fast-growing children, secondhand is practical, cost-saving, and resource-friendly.

The inclusive setting invites you to chat as well as browse — a plus for anyone looking to make local contacts.

Roseninsel by Wooden Boat: Seasonal Excursion with a Short Crossing

In the warmer months, Roseninsel is a classic that is especially nice to include on a quiet morning or early afternoon. The crossing by wooden boat is part of the experience: short, relaxing, and ideal if you want to experience the lake “from the water perspective.”

For a harmonious excursion, plan enough time for an island walk and return trip, and check in advance for season times as well as operating and ticket info from the operator.

Art with Lake View in Bernried: Museum Excursion on the West Shore

Bernried combines culture and landscape in a small space: first a museum visit, then a lakeside path or a break with a view of the water. If you appreciate expressionism and modern art, you can put together a day trip that doesn’t have to be hectic or weather-dependent.

Practical: Check opening times, ticket options, and possible special exhibitions on the museum website in advance.

Stand-up Paddling (SUP) at the Start of the Season: Active but Low-Threshold

SUP is a joint-friendly sport and can be easily integrated as an “active hour” into a day at the lake. If you’re new, courses or briefings are useful — especially regarding weather, wind, and safety rules.

Check with rental stations in advance about course offers, equipment (leash/life jacket), and suitable time slots when the lake is quieter.