The weekend is again packed with events and parties: Whether it's the Long Museum Night, a masked ball with DJ action at the Stuttgart Opera, the new evening market at Feuersee or the rose campaign at Stadtacker - here are our weekend tips.If you couldn't enjoy the weather during the week, you have the opportunity to do so at the weekend - there are enough events.We'll show you which ones.44 museums and cultural venues in Stuttgart are taking part in the Long Night of Museums this year, and ten of them are brand new to the program.The light art installation "Data for Light" or the DOQU Art Quarter, which adorns an entire district with inspiration and art, are also part of it.It starts at 6 p.m. on Saturday.You can get the tickets from the participating cultural centers and galleries or online on the homepage >>>The program booklet and an overview and line plan can be found here >>>In the dance trilogy "Molecular Scars", the dancers of the Inter-Actions-Company present the experience of a trauma in dance. The first performance "Impact", which takes place from May 20th to 22nd at 8 p.m. in the Theater Rampe can be seen reflects the initial state of shock of an experienced trauma and lasts 70 minutes.The choreography and concept can be traced back to Inter-Actions founder Edan Gorlicki.All further information can be found here >>>He has been there for over 20 years and is one of the most well-known artists in the German hip-hop scene.Afrob will present his new album "Farewell from Yesterday" on Friday at Franz.K in Reutlingen.The new sounds are clever and funny, tongue-in-cheek and old school, but still not from yesterday.Afrob is looking forward to his anniversary and, as he puts it, "a birthday with good friends".So come along and celebrate with us.Click here for the homepage >>>The Viennese band Paul Jets is coming to the Merlin in Stuttgart on Friday.Songs like "Diese Villa ist deserted", "Blizzard" and the latest single "Jazzfest" stand out because they sound unusual and "somehow not really produced".Nevertheless - the Jets have already taken off in the Austrian charts and on FM4.Tickets in advance can be found here >>>On Thursday, Friday and Saturday there will again be action, games, concerts and art from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Kleiner Schlossplatz.From the kick-it-off live table football to friendship bracelets to singer-songwriter concerts, all activities are free of charge and invite you to take part or just be there.The weather is still great.Otherwise the program changes will be communicated here >>>.From this Thursday you no longer have to get up early for fresh organic products from the weekly market, but can chill out from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the evening market at the Johanneskirche.The market for professionals and night owls offers a wide range of Demeter, Fairtrade and sustainably produced products.In addition to regional food shopping, there will also be talks about agriculture and the market will be supported musically by Tabea Booz.Sounds like a summer atmosphere!If you want to strengthen yourself with culinary delights before or after a concert, reading or visit to the market, you can do so in a Mediterranean way in Stuttgart in the coolest cafés, restaurants and pubs with the most beautiful backyards.You can find the best spots here >>>The idea behind it is to pick everyone up and get them involved."Sparkling included" starts on Friday evening with a specialist lecture on inclusion in art.On Saturdays, dance and theater performances, lectures and hands-on workshops take place in the "Unterm Turm" cultural area.The offer is aimed at children, young people, adults, as well as artists and employees of cultural institutions.Also on Sunday there are offers for all visitors in Stuttgart's cultural institutions.You don't have to buy tickets, but registration is sometimes necessary here >>>.Whether with distant views, on beautiful meadows or in dreamy places - Stuttgart offers a number of spots that are perfect for a picnic.Here are the best places to spread out the picnic blanket >>>The hat goes around when the German punk band Harvest 77, Helmut Cool and the punk rock entertainer Ing Ferno dismantle the stage on Saturday.The concert starts at 7.30 p.m. in the Schlampazius in the east of Stuttgart.The party series at Kowalski continues and this time with deep electronic music by Anna Reusch, Crazy Sonic and Marius Lehnert.It starts on Friday at 11 p.m.You can find more information about this here >>>The Stadtacker at the Wagenhallen will start the opening ceremony on Saturday at 2 p.m. with a huge rose planting campaign.Before planting the roses together on the Weidenplatz at 6 p.m., you can make rose petal salt yourself, listen to lectures and guided tours around the Stadtacker.International hospitality and drinks are available in Container City, as well as a rose-themed market.From 7 p.m. there will be guitar music and a campfire.First Thomas Lang will read from his thriller "Goldberg and the Invisible Enemy" at 7 p.m. on Friday, then the Stuttgart musician I am Kory will play live music.There's also beer tasting.You can find the beer spectacle in the Pörksen bookstore >>> and entry is free.The summer heat has already struck.What could be better than chilling with friends at the lake or in the outdoor pool and soaking up the sun?Even if the water is still fresh, here are the best bathing tips in Suttgart >>>Stay up-to-date with the Stadtkind newsletter.Joséphine Sagna's Eye-Opener exhibition opens on Friday at 7 p.m. in the Galeriehaus in Stuttgart-West.The exhibition by the Afro-German artist focuses on political-feminist works of art and runs until July 16.Exact opening hours of the exhibition can be found here >>>The Stuttgart Opera celebrates Richard Wagner's birthday on Saturday.There will be a masked ball together with the Württembergischer Kunstverein, which will be spiced up with beats by DJ Kiti Arsa, Miss Evoice and DJ Tess.To be more precise, the voluntary dress code is "Götterdämmerung casual" and the best costume can even win a prize.Tickets are available here >>>Wagner is also staying at the Hotel Utopia until Sunday, where films, talks and performances are dedicated to the composer.More information is available here >>>For the tenth time, the Singer-Songwriter Festival will take place on Saturday and Sunday in Killesbergpark.The theater tent is ready and the concerts start at 4 p.m.On Friday from 6 p.m. Melvin Haack, Max Francois and Micha Schlueter, the Swiss Gina Éte and on Saturday the Tim Köhler Band, Maike Rosa Vogel and Felix Meyer will play.Get your tickets here >>>Those who want to immerse themselves spiritually can go to the Wild Fire Bird on Saturday from 3 p.m. to 11 p.m.Among other things, Kundalini Yoga, Dance, Yin and Sound Healing are offered and take place in the Idogo Haus Stuttgart.You can register here >>>A lot is happening in the former Ciao Amore on Hauptstätter Straße: the comeback is being planned.The current renovation work is now being used for a pop-up summer wine bar in cooperation with Offgrid Wine.Now the first opening weekend is coming up - of course with wine, music by Basement and food by Soko Sunday.Read more on the topic