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The Colmar Ice Rink transforms into a chilling and terrifying world for Horror Night. Amid fog, mysterious figures, and scary creatures, dive into a dark atmosphere with a DJ, bloody cocktails, and horror costumes. Reserved for ages 12 and up.
Experience a magical afternoon with cauldrons, fantastic creatures, and spells. Costumes, makeup workshop, and food on site. Adult supervision required for children under 12.
This weekly downtown market combines friendliness, local products, and textile creations for an unmissable event.
The Bartholdi Museum in Colmar celebrates the 140th anniversary of the Statue of Liberty and 200 years of photography with the exhibition "Objective Freedom!" featuring Patrick Bailly-Maître-Grand's photos of the 1985 statue restoration and works by Molière Middle School students.
Inspired by Tela Botanica, this fun and immersive escape game plunges players into the Suriname jungle through a botanical quest inspired by the story of Anna Maria Sibylla Merian and the unfinished work of Antoine de Jussieu.
Discover a warm weekly market at Place Saint-Joseph, combining local products, textiles, and accessories in a friendly atmosphere.
An immersive escape game at the Musée des Usines Municipales de Colmar plunges participants into an industrial scenario where they must solve puzzles to save the population from the "Great Chaos" before the deadline.
This market combines friendliness and diverse styles to offer clothing at affordable prices, becoming a must for fashion lovers.
This weekly market in the West Quarter combines friendliness, local products, and textile creations for an unmissable event.
Three mysterious, intact time capsules inscribed "4026" are discovered in 2025. Their contents—12 familiar yet strange toys—suggest a future origin and raise questions about the evolution of play through time.
This market combines friendliness and stylistic diversity, offering affordable clothing at Place des Dominicains. It moves to rue des Clés for the Spring and Christmas markets.
The André Malraux Contemporary Art Space in Colmar showcases Pauline Beck's sculptural and photographic works, exploring home, territorial attachment, disappearance, and motherhood.
