Friday, 7/4/2025
at 7:00 PM



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The joy of gambling at the princely courts was very great in the 18th century. Casino-like games were part of the absolutist politics and were accordingly celebrated in the court ceremonials during grand festivities.
Upon entering the orangery, you will receive a credit note that you can later exchange for tokens (play money). After you have taken your seat, you will receive a greeting from the kitchen and a welcome drink. Dr. Reddig, head of the Margrave Museum and city archive, will give you a brief introduction to the relevance of gambling for the Ansbach court, using an original lottery drum from the time of the margrave.
Subsequently, you will get to know the games in small groups or alternatively start at the buffet.
The winners will redeem their tokens for their prizes at the end (No monetary prizes!). It promises to be a cheerful evening under the watchful eyes of the margrave couple.
Around 11 PM, the evening should come to a close after a final gastronomic surprise. You will pay for drinks on site.
Ticket sales end on June 28; there will be no box office.

Admission from 6:00 PM

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