Just as fish need water to live, the Mucklas need chaos and disorder. As people have created more and more order over the centuries, the Mucklas are now almost completely extinct. Only a small tribe has lived for generations in the nostalgic and chaotic junk shop of Mr. Hansson. However, the harmonious disorder of the Mucklas is shaken to its core when the shop gets a new owner. The new tenant is a 100% order fanatic and also a pest controller, who declares war on his little tenants. In search of a new home for their tribe, the little Mucklas Svunja, Tjorben, and Smartö embark on an adventurous journey. Along the way, they not only grow beyond themselves but also learn what solidarity, friendship, and trust mean.

Admission: 9:00 AM

A education in which the heart is not involved is not an education. Let’s pay attention; soon we will be faced with the great spelling reform - the “BILD-ING”. And there is a system behind it, because only fools can be exploited properly. “NU!” is the name of the new program, in which the folk actor and cabaret artist demands: The language of the Germans is German - Article 1 of the Basic Law! And thus Uwe Steimle takes the audience through his educational path. This leads from Struppi, through the apprentice sorcerer, to the small and even larger glimpses of German politics. As Markus Söder recently said: “After the flood, comes the drought.” Meanwhile, one can no longer distinguish the cabinet from cabaret in Germany. So the CDU promotes itself in the election year 2025: “We think ahead.” Steimle continues to think. The bridge in Dresden has not collapsed. It just came down. How we became what we will become. More “W” is not possible. With his laconic manner and fine irony, Uwe Steimle has won a loyal audience. Let us once again be captivated by the magician from the East, who manages, like hardly anyone else, to sharply yet charmingly point out the numerous east-west wounds. New lovable and quirky stories from Uwe Steimle – always driven by the effort to build bridges.

One hour prior

This summer, the Neuberinhaus will be the setting for an adventure that combines heart-pounding excitement, team spirit, and puzzle fun. From July 24 to August 16, 2026, the mobile escape room "Fixing the Boat – Finding Identity" will take up residence in the Great Hall, transforming it into an immersive game world where participants become part of the story.
The escape room is a group experience for everyone aged 16 and up (age recommendation) and combines thrilling gameplay with socially relevant themes. It was developed by SABRA, the service center for anti-discrimination work of the Jewish Community of Düsseldorf. The escape room is coming to Reichenbach as part of the "Tacheles" year for Jewish culture in Saxony. The project is supported by the Cultural Foundation of the Free State of Saxony.
Players embark on a unique adventure! In the recreated cabin in the Great Hall, participants must save the boat from sinking within an hour. Through tricky puzzles and an exciting story, players not only learn about the cultural backgrounds and the diversity of Jewish life but also get to know themselves better. A central aspect is teamwork: only together can the challenge be mastered and the ship saved from sinking. The game is suitable for beginners and creatively opens the door to serious issues in a playful manner.
Group: at least 4 to a maximum of 6 people
Duration: 2 hours

Participation from 16 years old!

This summer, the Neuberinhaus will be the setting for an adventure that combines heart-pounding excitement, team spirit, and puzzle fun. From July 24 to August 16, 2026, the mobile Escape Room "Fixing the Boat – Finding Identity" will take over the Great Hall, transforming it into an immersive game world where participants become part of the story.
The Escape Room is a group experience for everyone aged 16 and older (age recommendation) and combines thrilling gameplay with socially relevant themes. It was developed by SABRA, the service center for anti-discrimination work of the Jewish Community Düsseldorf. The Escape Room comes to Reichenbach as part of the "Tacheles" year for Jewish culture in Saxony. The project is supported by the Cultural Foundation of the Free State of Saxony.
Players embark on a unique adventure! In the recreated cabin in the Great Hall, participants must save the boat from sinking within an hour. Through tricky puzzles and an exciting story, players will not only learn about cultural backgrounds and the diversity of Jewish life but also get to know themselves better. A central aspect of the game is teamwork: only together can the challenge be met and the ship saved from sinking. The game is suitable for beginners and opens the door to serious topics in a creative and playful way.
Group: at least 4 to a maximum of 6 people
Duration: 2 hours

Participation from 16 years!

No tickets available here

This summer, the Neuberinhaus will be the setting for an adventure that combines heart-pounding excitement, team spirit, and puzzle fun. From July 24 to August 16, 2026, the mobile escape room "Fixing the Boat – Finding Identity" will take up residence in the Great Hall, transforming it into an immersive game world where participants become part of the story.
The escape room is a group experience for everyone aged 16 and up (age recommendation) and combines thrilling gameplay with socially relevant themes. It was developed by SABRA, the service center for anti-discrimination work of the Jewish Community of Düsseldorf. The escape room is coming to Reichenbach as part of the "Tacheles" year for Jewish culture in Saxony. The project is supported by the Cultural Foundation of the Free State of Saxony.
Players embark on a unique adventure! In the recreated cabin in the Great Hall, participants must save the boat from sinking within an hour. Through tricky puzzles and an exciting story, players not only learn about the cultural backgrounds and the diversity of Jewish life but also get to know themselves better. A central aspect is teamwork: only together can the challenge be mastered and the ship saved from sinking. The game is suitable for beginners and creatively opens the door to serious issues in a playful manner.
Group: at least 4 to a maximum of 6 people
Duration: 2 hours

Participation from 16 years old!

Admittance from 6:00 PM

This summer, the Neuberinhaus will be the setting for an adventure that combines heart-pounding excitement, team spirit, and puzzle fun. From July 24 to August 16, 2026, the mobile escape room "Fixing the Boat – Finding Identity" will take up residence in the Great Hall, transforming it into an immersive game world where participants become part of the story.
The escape room is a group experience for everyone aged 16 and up (age recommendation) and combines thrilling gameplay with socially relevant themes. It was developed by SABRA, the service center for anti-discrimination work of the Jewish Community of Düsseldorf. The escape room is coming to Reichenbach as part of the "Tacheles" year for Jewish culture in Saxony. The project is supported by the Cultural Foundation of the Free State of Saxony.
Players embark on a unique adventure! In the recreated cabin in the Great Hall, participants must save the boat from sinking within an hour. Through tricky puzzles and an exciting story, players not only learn about the cultural backgrounds and the diversity of Jewish life but also get to know themselves better. A central aspect is teamwork: only together can the challenge be mastered and the ship saved from sinking. The game is suitable for beginners and creatively opens the door to serious issues in a playful manner.
Group: at least 4 to a maximum of 6 people
Duration: 2 hours

Participation from 16 years old!

This summer, the Neuberinhaus will be the setting for an adventure that combines heart-pounding excitement, team spirit, and puzzle fun. From July 24 to August 16, 2026, the mobile escape room "Fixing the Boat – Finding Identity" will take up residence in the Great Hall, transforming it into an immersive game world where participants become part of the story.
The escape room is a group experience for everyone aged 16 and up (age recommendation) and combines thrilling gameplay with socially relevant themes. It was developed by SABRA, the service center for anti-discrimination work of the Jewish Community of Düsseldorf. The escape room is coming to Reichenbach as part of the "Tacheles" year for Jewish culture in Saxony. The project is supported by the Cultural Foundation of the Free State of Saxony.
Players embark on a unique adventure! In the recreated cabin in the Great Hall, participants must save the boat from sinking within an hour. Through tricky puzzles and an exciting story, players not only learn about the cultural backgrounds and the diversity of Jewish life but also get to know themselves better. A central aspect is teamwork: only together can the challenge be mastered and the ship saved from sinking. The game is suitable for beginners and creatively opens the door to serious issues in a playful manner.
Group: at least 4 to a maximum of 6 people
Duration: 2 hours

Participation from 16 years old!

For 200 years, the Heinzels have lived underground since they were banished from Cologne. No wonder that Heinzelgirl Helvi finds it too dark and boring down there. Therefore, she ventures to the surface among the people to discover her true talent. There, she meets the grumpy pastry chef Theo. Can he help her lead the other Heinzelmen back to the surface?

Admission: 9:00 AM

This summer, the Neuberinhaus will be the setting for an adventure that combines heart-pounding excitement, team spirit, and puzzle fun. From July 24 to August 16, 2026, the mobile escape room "Fixing the Boat – Finding Identity" will take up residence in the Great Hall, transforming it into an immersive game world where participants become part of the story.
The escape room is a group experience for everyone aged 16 and up (age recommendation) and combines thrilling gameplay with socially relevant themes. It was developed by SABRA, the service center for anti-discrimination work of the Jewish Community of Düsseldorf. The escape room is coming to Reichenbach as part of the "Tacheles" year for Jewish culture in Saxony. The project is supported by the Cultural Foundation of the Free State of Saxony.
Players embark on a unique adventure! In the recreated cabin in the Great Hall, participants must save the boat from sinking within an hour. Through tricky puzzles and an exciting story, players not only learn about the cultural backgrounds and the diversity of Jewish life but also get to know themselves better. A central aspect is teamwork: only together can the challenge be mastered and the ship saved from sinking. The game is suitable for beginners and creatively opens the door to serious issues in a playful manner.
Group: at least 4 to a maximum of 6 people
Duration: 2 hours

Participation from 16 years old!

This summer, the Neuberinhaus will be the setting for an adventure that combines heart-pounding excitement, team spirit, and puzzle fun. From July 24 to August 16, 2026, the mobile escape room "Fixing the Boat – Finding Identity" will take up residence in the Great Hall, transforming it into an immersive game world where participants become part of the story.
The escape room is a group experience for everyone aged 16 and up (age recommendation) and combines thrilling gameplay with socially relevant themes. It was developed by SABRA, the service center for anti-discrimination work of the Jewish Community of Düsseldorf. The escape room is coming to Reichenbach as part of the "Tacheles" year for Jewish culture in Saxony. The project is supported by the Cultural Foundation of the Free State of Saxony.
Players embark on a unique adventure! In the recreated cabin in the Great Hall, participants must save the boat from sinking within an hour. Through tricky puzzles and an exciting story, players not only learn about the cultural backgrounds and the diversity of Jewish life but also get to know themselves better. A central aspect is teamwork: only together can the challenge be mastered and the ship saved from sinking. The game is suitable for beginners and creatively opens the door to serious issues in a playful manner.
Group: at least 4 to a maximum of 6 people
Duration: 2 hours

Participation from 16 years old!

This summer, the Neuberinhaus will be the setting for an adventure that combines heart-pounding excitement, team spirit, and puzzle fun. From July 24 to August 16, 2026, the mobile escape room "Fixing the Boat – Finding Identity" will take up residence in the Great Hall, transforming it into an immersive game world where participants become part of the story.
The escape room is a group experience for everyone aged 16 and up (age recommendation) and combines thrilling gameplay with socially relevant themes. It was developed by SABRA, the service center for anti-discrimination work of the Jewish Community of Düsseldorf. The escape room is coming to Reichenbach as part of the "Tacheles" year for Jewish culture in Saxony. The project is supported by the Cultural Foundation of the Free State of Saxony.
Players embark on a unique adventure! In the recreated cabin in the Great Hall, participants must save the boat from sinking within an hour. Through tricky puzzles and an exciting story, players not only learn about the cultural backgrounds and the diversity of Jewish life but also get to know themselves better. A central aspect is teamwork: only together can the challenge be mastered and the ship saved from sinking. The game is suitable for beginners and creatively opens the door to serious issues in a playful manner.
Group: at least 4 to a maximum of 6 people
Duration: 2 hours

Participation from 16 years old!

WE SALUTE YOU sets new standards worldwide. The band brings a magnificent, elaborate, and authentic AC/DC show to the stage that is unmatched. Singer Grant Foster from London, along with his four colleagues, ventures into a new dimension with WE SALUTE YOU.

Fans expect a perfect AC/DC show – and they get it. With a presentation full of passion, a gigantic stage production, an oversized hell's bell, an impressive Marshall wall, and up to 21 cannons, WE SALUTE YOU comes astonishingly close to the original AC/DC. So close that long-time AC/DC photographer Robert Ellis from London posted after attending a concert, "this is the closest thing to the real thing!"

Of course, the five guys also leave no doubt in musical aspects. They have been dealing with the sound and performance of their idols from the very beginning. It's no wonder that every performance of the band becomes an unforgettable concert highlight – not only for dedicated AC/DC fans!

WE SALUTE YOU realize a unique AC/DC live experience even for large concert halls and festivals. Just one year after their premiere, the band was invited to the legendary Jahrhunderthalle Frankfurt or Circus Krone in Munich, where AC/DC themselves once performed.

When the audience closes their eyes, they will hear AC/DC 1:1 – and when they open their eyes, they will see AC/DC as well.

Now LIVE ON TOUR!

Entry: 19:00 Uhr

This summer, the Neuberinhaus will be the setting for an adventure that combines heart-pounding excitement, team spirit, and puzzle fun. From July 24 to August 16, 2026, the mobile Escape Room "Fixing the Boat – Finding Identity" will take over the Great Hall, transforming it into an immersive game world where participants become part of the story.
The Escape Room is a group experience for everyone aged 16 and older (age recommendation) and combines thrilling gameplay with socially relevant themes. It was developed by SABRA, the service center for anti-discrimination work of the Jewish Community Düsseldorf. The Escape Room comes to Reichenbach as part of the "Tacheles" year for Jewish culture in Saxony. The project is supported by the Cultural Foundation of the Free State of Saxony.
Players embark on a unique adventure! In the recreated cabin in the Great Hall, participants must save the boat from sinking within an hour. Through tricky puzzles and an exciting story, players will not only learn about cultural backgrounds and the diversity of Jewish life but also get to know themselves better. A central aspect of the game is teamwork: only together can the challenge be met and the ship saved from sinking. The game is suitable for beginners and opens the door to serious topics in a creative and playful way.
Group: at least 4 to a maximum of 6 people
Duration: 2 hours

Participation from 16 years!

No tickets available here

This summer, the Neuberinhaus will be the setting for an adventure that combines heart-pounding excitement, team spirit, and puzzle fun. From July 24 to August 16, 2026, the mobile escape room "Fixing the Boat – Finding Identity" will take up residence in the Great Hall, transforming it into an immersive game world where participants become part of the story.
The escape room is a group experience for everyone aged 16 and up (age recommendation) and combines thrilling gameplay with socially relevant themes. It was developed by SABRA, the service center for anti-discrimination work of the Jewish Community of Düsseldorf. The escape room is coming to Reichenbach as part of the "Tacheles" year for Jewish culture in Saxony. The project is supported by the Cultural Foundation of the Free State of Saxony.
Players embark on a unique adventure! In the recreated cabin in the Great Hall, participants must save the boat from sinking within an hour. Through tricky puzzles and an exciting story, players not only learn about the cultural backgrounds and the diversity of Jewish life but also get to know themselves better. A central aspect is teamwork: only together can the challenge be mastered and the ship saved from sinking. The game is suitable for beginners and creatively opens the door to serious issues in a playful manner.
Group: at least 4 to a maximum of 6 people
Duration: 2 hours

Participation from 16 years old!

This summer, the Neuberinhaus will be the setting for an adventure that combines heart-pounding excitement, team spirit, and puzzle fun. From July 24 to August 16, 2026, the mobile escape room "Fixing the Boat – Finding Identity" will take up residence in the Great Hall, transforming it into an immersive game world where participants become part of the story.
The escape room is a group experience for everyone aged 16 and up (age recommendation) and combines thrilling gameplay with socially relevant themes. It was developed by SABRA, the service center for anti-discrimination work of the Jewish Community of Düsseldorf. The escape room is coming to Reichenbach as part of the "Tacheles" year for Jewish culture in Saxony. The project is supported by the Cultural Foundation of the Free State of Saxony.
Players embark on a unique adventure! In the recreated cabin in the Great Hall, participants must save the boat from sinking within an hour. Through tricky puzzles and an exciting story, players not only learn about the cultural backgrounds and the diversity of Jewish life but also get to know themselves better. A central aspect is teamwork: only together can the challenge be mastered and the ship saved from sinking. The game is suitable for beginners and creatively opens the door to serious issues in a playful manner.
Group: at least 4 to a maximum of 6 people
Duration: 2 hours

Participation from 16 years old!

Among the animals of a glade hidden deep in the forest, there is unrest. The nearby stream has dried up weeks ago, and the last painstakingly gathered water supplies are running low. Despite the impending hardship, only hedgehog girl Latte believes the words of the raven Korp, that bear king Bantur has stolen the magical water stone and hidden it in his palace cave. Courageously, Latte embarks on the long and uncertain journey, firmly determined to bring the water-giving stone back to the summit of the White Mountain. Completely unexpectedly, Tjum, a timid and fearful little squirrel, follows her. Due to the great dangers lurking outside the glade, Tjum wants to persuade Latte to turn back, which, however, falls on deaf ears with the headstrong Latte. Thus, the unlikely pair must first learn to trust each other on a path full of adventures, but in the end, having grown together into true friends, they can face even the largest and most dangerous animals of the forest.

Admission: 9:00 AM

This summer, the Neuberinhaus will be the setting for an adventure that combines heart-pounding excitement, team spirit, and puzzle fun. From July 24 to August 16, 2026, the mobile escape room "Fixing the Boat – Finding Identity" will take up residence in the Great Hall, transforming it into an immersive game world where participants become part of the story.
The escape room is a group experience for everyone aged 16 and up (age recommendation) and combines thrilling gameplay with socially relevant themes. It was developed by SABRA, the service center for anti-discrimination work of the Jewish Community of Düsseldorf. The escape room is coming to Reichenbach as part of the "Tacheles" year for Jewish culture in Saxony. The project is supported by the Cultural Foundation of the Free State of Saxony.
Players embark on a unique adventure! In the recreated cabin in the Great Hall, participants must save the boat from sinking within an hour. Through tricky puzzles and an exciting story, players not only learn about the cultural backgrounds and the diversity of Jewish life but also get to know themselves better. A central aspect is teamwork: only together can the challenge be mastered and the ship saved from sinking. The game is suitable for beginners and creatively opens the door to serious issues in a playful manner.
Group: at least 4 to a maximum of 6 people
Duration: 2 hours

Participation from 16 years old!

This summer, the Neuberinhaus will be the setting for an adventure that combines heart-pounding excitement, team spirit, and puzzle fun. From July 24 to August 16, 2026, the mobile escape room "Fixing the Boat – Finding Identity" will take up residence in the Great Hall, transforming it into an immersive game world where participants become part of the story.
The escape room is a group experience for everyone aged 16 and up (age recommendation) and combines thrilling gameplay with socially relevant themes. It was developed by SABRA, the service center for anti-discrimination work of the Jewish Community of Düsseldorf. The escape room is coming to Reichenbach as part of the "Tacheles" year for Jewish culture in Saxony. The project is supported by the Cultural Foundation of the Free State of Saxony.
Players embark on a unique adventure! In the recreated cabin in the Great Hall, participants must save the boat from sinking within an hour. Through tricky puzzles and an exciting story, players not only learn about the cultural backgrounds and the diversity of Jewish life but also get to know themselves better. A central aspect is teamwork: only together can the challenge be mastered and the ship saved from sinking. The game is suitable for beginners and creatively opens the door to serious issues in a playful manner.
Group: at least 4 to a maximum of 6 people
Duration: 2 hours

Participation from 16 years old!