2Nov
Leisure & Activities
Scavenger Hunt to Discover Guebwiller
Explore the historic center with family or friends using a free game booklet from the Tourist Office. Solve puzzles in 1.5 hours from age 7 for a reward at the end.
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2Nov
Arts, Exhibitions & Culture
Exhibition: Stone, Paper, Litho, A Technical and Artistic Adventure
Discover the history of lithography in Alsace through an exhibition at Château de la Neuenbourg in Guebwiller, from September 17, 2026, to March 14, 2027. Free entry, open Wednesday to Sunday, except closed to individuals from December 24, 2026, to February 5, 2027.
2Nov
Shows & Performing Arts
Alsatian Theatre of Guebwiller: Sacred Auguste
Twenty-five years after their split, Solange, a successful publisher, meets her ex-husband Jean-Pierre, now homeless. She offers him a job on the condition he takes the name Auguste and stays hidden, making him pay for past betrayals.
7Nov
Conferences & Learning
Screening and Debate: Will AI Kill the Internet?
This film by Mario Sixtus explores the transformation of the internet into a source of misinformation and propaganda, followed by a debate with Philippe Viallon, an expert in image and information. Suitable for ages 12 and up.
Markets, Fairs & Shows
Guebwiller Market
All seasonal products, cheeses, charcuterie, and other local specialties are available twice a week at the Town Hall Square.
7Nov
Gastronomy & Local Products
Open House: La Brasserie d'Emile
La Brasserie d’Émile celebrates its first year in its new Guebwiller location on November 7, 2026, with brewing demonstrations, activities, and on-site dining.
7Nov
Arts, Exhibitions & Culture
Exhibition "Shadow and Light"
The Alsatian collective “Les Seize Caractères” presents a group exhibition where ceramic artists, painters, photographers, and jewelers explore the shadow-light duality through sculptures, paintings, and photographs in a historic cellar.
6Nov
Music & Concerts
Concert: David Enhco & Marc Perrenoud
David Enhco and Marc Perrenoud pay tribute to Chet Baker in a show where trumpet and piano engage in a poetic and emotional dialogue, revisiting his standards and exploring a personal and expressive interpretation.