Things to do in Zürich on Sunday 1 November

Public tour: The Body Within Abstraction.

Public tour of The Body Within Abstraction.

Tour of air plants.

Barbara Forever: portrait of film pioneer Barbara Hammer.

Exhibition on our similarities with other animals.

Unser Sonnensystem: live planetarium show for ages 7 up.

Debate on the future of spaceflight.

Future Storytelling: workshop on our future in space.

Youth workshop: build prototypes for tomorrow's orbit.

From Inside Out: Wim Wenders' film on Peter Zumthor.

Zurich's guild history, told audiovisually.

Children's lecture: analogue astronauts train for space.

Fühl dem Alien auf den Zahn: robotics workshop for children.

Family workshop: the seasons as animals experience them.

Ten Lives: 200 years of Zurich history via audio guide.

Frank & Louis: Petra Volpe's drama of two inmates' bond.

Villa-Tour: theatre tour through park and Villa Patumbah.

Tatanka und Katsinam: family day on Indigenous cultures.

Puppet theatre, ages 5 up: rescue the princess.

Build Your Own: make and paint your own piece from clay.

Cook the Science: a talk on gravity in the kitchen.

Palliativstation: documentary of a Berlin hospital ward.

Clayface: horror thriller from DC Studios, with Naomi Ackie.

Alice in Wonderland: family workshop before an opera visit.

Paint a cocktail in oils, beginners welcome.

Future Prototyping: build objects for tomorrow's orbit.

Youth workshop: stories from the future.

Theatre premiere of the Baum novel: Dorothy's Oz dream.

Unsere Sinne erleben: museum tour on how our senses work.

Heilig(e): Tour through art and religion at the Kunsthaus.

Heilig(e): A dialogue on art and religion before paintings.

Führung Opernhaus: Behind the scenes of the Zürich opera.

Corpus Delicti: a science-fiction thriller about Mia Holl.

Tribute to Queen: theatrical concert on Freddie Mercury.

Bachata Sunday Social: bachata party with workshop.

BIOSPHERE III: sci-fi theatre about life beyond Earth.

First time at the wheel: a workshop for beginners.

Sofalesung: Ed Wige reads from Milch Lait Latte Mleko.

Drill Baby Drill: comic theatre journey to the core.

Drill Baby Drill: absurd theatre on a world out of oil.