Various

from 11.00

Wonnemond Medieval Market on the roof of the MB

Entry is possible with a WGT wristband or with separate day tickets.

22.30 – 23.30

Noelia Sarris Gothic Piano & Romantic Fashion Show

Darkly romantic piano sounds from the magical hands of Noelia Sarris meet extravagant fashion creations from Rabenhaupt Design, Rohmy Couture, and Monschik. A feast for the eyes and ears!

Noelia Sarris is a pianist, composer, and singer from Argentina who lives in Berlin. She trained at the José Hernandez Music Academy in Buenos Aires and graduated as a piano professor.
Her music is characterized by a combination of different styles, from post-romantic and impressionistic elements to the intensity of her homeland's famous tango and a strong Gothic influence. She also experiments with various sound effects by combining her organ pedals with the piano and her voice.

The label Rabenhaupt Design Berlin is known for its mystical, almost ethereal dresses with dramatic back cutouts and necklines, combined with flowing silhouettes. Plenty of transparency and metallic or deep matte floral details create a unique look.

"Ropework Couture" best describes the unmistakable style of the German label ROHMY: Intricate handcrafted pieces are created from interwoven ropes, resulting in miniature works of art. Classic and timeless, the designs in the bridal and evening gown collection delight with grace and elegance.

Monschik – hand-sewn dream worlds: The atelier produces magnificent robes, romantic dresses and eccentric creations - from Gothic to Rococo to Burlesque and Gothic.

23.30 – 24.00 Midnight

Oriental Night Dance with the dancers of Thoolas Tribe and Ensemble Lina
The dancers of Thoolas Tribe and Ensemble Lina set the mood for the subsequent Dark Romantic Dance Night with undulating arms, flowing veils, and quivering hips. The Leipzig-based dancers present a performance specially created for the WGT, blending "Tribal Fusion" and oriental fantasy dances.

from 11.00

Heidnisches Dorf – "The Pagan Village" – the large medieval market of the WGT

The "Heido" festival once again attracts visitors with authentic crafts, fire shows, theater, bonfires, belly dancing, and a virgin auction. Taverns, grills, and bakeries offer a variety of food and drink.
Rustic cuisine to suit every taste. Knights, Vikings, jugglers, fakirs, and acrobats showcase their skills. Children have their own area to play, romp, or do crafts, complete with a carousel, a fairytale tent castle, and a large straw castle.

Concerts will take place on two stages, today including: Bianca Stücker & Bruxas Solis, Heimataerde, Erdling, Die Streuner, Hrafngrimr.

Entry is possible with a WGT wristband or with separate day tickets.

15.00 – 22.00

Childcare at the agra exhibition grounds
Minimum age: 3 years
For the well-being of your children, childcare is limited to a maximum of 3 consecutive hours. Drinks are provided at the kindergarten, but food is not provided by the kindergarten. Sanitary facilities for the children are available.

Meeting point: Clara-Zetkin-Park / Anton-Bruckner-Allee / on the lawns next to the lake

15.00

Anyone wishing to participate is asked to bring a picnic basket with food and drinks, a blanket, as well as dishes and cutlery.
Dress code: Victorian, Neo-Romantic, "Steampunk", Baroque, Rococo, Biedermeier, 18th century
We kindly ask you to dispose of your waste in the provided containers when leaving the park.

14.00 – 17.00

Black ice cream at the Victorian Picnic
This year, the radio station 80s80s will once again provide a stylish way to cool down, distributing delicious black ice cream, free for everyone.

12.00 Noon – 24.00 Midnight

International retailers offer goods to suit every taste and budget.
All kinds of items are available here. The official WGT merchandise stand is also located here. Its assortment includes current souvenirs such as the program booklet, T-shirts, bath towels, and similar items.

from 11.00

Wonnemond Medieval Market on the roof of the MB

Entry is possible with a WGT wristband or with separate day tickets.

from 11.00

Heidnisches Dorf – "The Pagan Village" – the large medieval market of the WGT

The "Heido" festival once again attracts visitors with authentic crafts, fire shows, theater, bonfires, belly dancing, and a virgin auction. Taverns, grills, and bakeries offer a variety of food and drink.
Rustic cuisine to suit every taste. Knights, Vikings, jugglers, fakirs, and acrobats showcase their skills. Children have their own area to play, romp, or do crafts, complete with a carousel, a fairytale tent castle, and a large straw castle.

Concerts will take place on two stages, today including: Bianca Stücker & Bruxas Solis, Heimataerde, Erdling, Die Streuner, Hrafngrimr.

Entry is possible with a WGT wristband or with separate day tickets.

15.00 – 22.00

Childcare at the agra exhibition grounds
Minimum age: 3 years
For the well-being of your children, childcare is limited to a maximum of 3 consecutive hours. Drinks are provided at the kindergarten, but food is not provided by the kindergarten. Sanitary facilities for the children are available.

12.00 Noon – 24.00 Midnight

International retailers offer goods to suit every taste and budget.
All kinds of items are available here. The official WGT merchandise stand is also located here. Its assortment includes current souvenirs such as the program booklet, T-shirts, bath towels, and similar items.

11.00 – 17.00

Open "80s80s Gallery"

80s80s WGT-Radio is the official festival radio for the Wave-Gotik-Treffen 2026.
The hub of activity is the specially set up "80s80s Gallery" in Leipzig's city center, which you can visit at the times mentioned above. This multifunctional space combines a mobile radio studio with an exhibition by Dresden artist Lars P. Krause, whose work visually explores the aesthetics and attitude of the scene. The presenters and editors will give you insights into the production of the WGT broadcasts.

Further information about WGT Radio can be found at:
www.80s80s.de/streams/80s80s-wgt

from 11.00

Wonnemond Medieval Market on the roof of the MB

Entry is possible with a WGT wristband or with separate day tickets.

from 11.00

Heidnisches Dorf – "The Pagan Village" – the large medieval market of the WGT

The "Heido" festival once again attracts visitors with authentic crafts, fire shows, theater, bonfires, belly dancing, and a virgin auction. Taverns, grills, and bakeries offer a variety of food and drink.
Rustic cuisine to suit every taste. Knights, Vikings, jugglers, fakirs, and acrobats showcase their skills. Children have their own area to play, romp, or do crafts, complete with a carousel, a fairytale tent castle, and a large straw castle.

Concerts will take place on two stages, today including: Bianca Stücker & Bruxas Solis, Heimataerde, Erdling, Die Streuner, Hrafngrimr.

Entry is possible with a WGT wristband or with separate day tickets.

15.00 – 22.00

Childcare at the agra exhibition grounds
Minimum age: 3 years
For the well-being of your children, childcare is limited to a maximum of 3 consecutive hours. Drinks are provided at the kindergarten, but food is not provided by the kindergarten. Sanitary facilities for the children are available.

12.00 Noon – 24.00 Midnight

International retailers offer goods to suit every taste and budget.
All kinds of items are available here. The official WGT merchandise stand is also located here. Its assortment includes current souvenirs such as the program booklet, T-shirts, bath towels, and similar items.

11.00 – 17.00

Open "80s80s Gallery"

80s80s WGT-Radio is the official festival radio for the Wave-Gotik-Treffen 2026.
The hub of activity is the specially set up "80s80s Gallery" in Leipzig's city center, which you can visit at the times mentioned above. This multifunctional space combines a mobile radio studio with an exhibition by Dresden artist Lars P. Krause, whose work visually explores the aesthetics and attitude of the scene. The presenters and editors will give you insights into the production of the WGT broadcasts.

Further information about WGT Radio can be found at:
www.80s80s.de/streams/80s80s-wgt

12.30 – 13.30

Concert: Stimmgewalt - Dark A Cappella
Dark music without instruments: As an unusual vocal ensemble, Stimmgewalt, with 7 female and 5 male singers, creates polyphonic soundscapes in original compositions and cover songs from the gothic scene, sometimes deceptively gentle, sometimes brutal. After more than a decade on stage, their debut album "Eskhatophonia," produced by Chris Harms (Lord of the Lost), was released in 2023.

from 11.00

Wonnemond Medieval Market on the roof of the MB

Entry is possible with a WGT wristband or with separate day tickets.

from 11.00

Heidnisches Dorf – "The Pagan Village" – the large medieval market of the WGT

The "Heido" festival once again attracts visitors with authentic crafts, fire shows, theater, bonfires, belly dancing, and a virgin auction. Taverns, grills, and bakeries offer a variety of food and drink.
Rustic cuisine to suit every taste. Knights, Vikings, jugglers, fakirs, and acrobats showcase their skills. Children have their own area to play, romp, or do crafts, complete with a carousel, a fairytale tent castle, and a large straw castle.

Concerts will take place on two stages, today including: Bianca Stücker & Bruxas Solis, Heimataerde, Erdling, Die Streuner, Hrafngrimr.

Entry is possible with a WGT wristband or with separate day tickets.

15.00 – 22.00

Childcare at the agra exhibition grounds
Minimum age: 3 years
For the well-being of your children, childcare is limited to a maximum of 3 consecutive hours. Drinks are provided at the kindergarten, but food is not provided by the kindergarten. Sanitary facilities for the children are available.

11.00 – 18.00

Market for German Mill Day

From 11:00 am, hourly guided tours (in GERMAN) with exciting insights into the history and technology of the mill; 3:30 pm mill theatre for children.

The romantic Dölitz watermill (Vollhardtstraße 16) is located right next to the Pagan Village. The Dölitz Watermill Association is hosting a small market for German Mill Day, featuring regional vendors and a varied program. Visitors can enjoy Eichsfeld bratwurst, refreshing punch, coffee, and homemade cakes. Proceeds from the market will go towards the upkeep of the historic mill.

The Dölitz watermill is considered the last remaining watermill in Leipzig and is a listed technical landmark. It still retains some of its original milling machinery. The mill in Dölitz was first documented in 1540 and belonged to the estate of the Dölitz manor , which later became a moated castle. During the Battle of Leipzig in 1813, the mill was set on fire during the fighting for the Dölitz gatehouse and burned almost completely to the ground. It was rebuilt in just one year in 1814.

12.00 Noon – 22.00

International retailers offer goods to suit every taste and budget.
All kinds of items are available here. The official WGT merchandise stand is also located here. Its assortment includes current souvenirs such as the program booklet, T-shirts, bath towels, and similar items.

10.00 – 15.00

A light brunch to conclude WGT

Before we scatter to the winds again for another year and are gripped by the "post-WGT blues", we want to get together one last time and review the experiences of the past days and nights.
The orangery and the outdoor seating area of the park palace are ready for a rich breakfast buffet accompanied by a diverse selection of coffee specialties and cold drinks.

Catering is not included in the WGT ticket and must be paid for separately.