Things to do in Zürich tomorrow

The case for growth: forum with Nobel laureate Aghion.

Connected Nature: an exhibition on wildlife in the city.

Collecting – Knowing – Acting: succulents on Lake Zurich.

zustandsgestalten: Pulfer's installation among succulents.

Auf Kaktus-Safari mit Sara Dorn: kids' discovery tour.

Unearthing Connected Pasts, a workshop on African history.

Queen at Sea: a film about love despite dementia.

Storia – Geschichtenspiel for children aged 3 to 8.

Jahrbuch Qualität der Medien 2026: panel on disinformation.

Watercolor course with Lea Joos, no experience needed.

Solinetz Malatelier: refugees and Swiss paint together.

Schüttelbrot: dough workshop with Suzanne Bernhard.

Love: dance performance on the tragedy of heterosexuality.

Wheel-throwing Taster: ceramics workshop for beginners.

Zurich Death Salon: talk openly about death and grief.

POP: How algorithms decide what we see – a talk with music.

Prinz Pi: hip-hop concert on his farewell tour.

Drill Baby Drill: absurd theatre about a world without oil.

Zum 150. Geburtstag von Ita Wegman

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

Martina Gedeck reads Swift's "Gulliver's Travels".

Martin Suter reads from „Ein und Alles“, a thriller.

James McMurtry: raw story-songs between folk and country.

Nik Bärtsch's Ronin: hypnotic, polyrhythmic Zen funk.

Sense and Sensibility: Austen film with Daisy Edgar-Jones.

Bauen für die Macht: Le Corbusier and the powerful.

Fine arts library and Michel Comte's Miles Davis photos.

Heidi Bucher – Liesl Raff: Closer, art exhibition.

Maria Lassnig in conversation with Hans Ulrich Obrist.

The Missing Cat: Christoph Hefti's surreal textile art.

Hugo Suter: prints, many hyalographs from glass.

Modelle – Wissen formen: 500 models from ETH and UZH.

Autumn Leaves (Witnesses): exhibition by Grace Schwindt.

Avantgarde: interwar graphic design with El Lissitzky.

Olivier Mosset: paintings by the Swiss artist.

Su-Mei Tse – Blue Monday: works on music and silence.

Legendary story maps, from Tolkien to Harry Potter.

Ishita Chakraborty: plants as co-inhabitants of the earth.

An exhibition about migration since 1960.

Rebekka Steiger: new paintings and photographs.