EventCommunityFrankfurtWalk Frankfurt's creative quarters during Creative WeekWalk Frankfurt's creative quarters during Creative Week Creative Week Frankfurt (21 to 26 September 2026) opens studios, museums, and neighbourhoods for festival-goers. The guided tours page lists walks through the Brückenviertel, heritage routes, art parcours, and backstage theatre visits. Most tours need a Festival-Ticket while places last (book through the Creative Week site, not Solarpunker). What you can do - Browse guided tours and pick a date that fits your week - Walk the Kreativ-Tour Brückenviertel through artist collectives, fashion makers, and food studios in Sachsenhausen - Join the Union Areal art parcours or a Judengasse to Goldener Apfel heritage walk - Book a backstage tour at the English Theatre (tour in English, about 30 minutes) How it works Creative Week is run by CLUK (conference) and k/c/e Marketing (festival). Secure a Festival-Ticket on the organiser site when sales open, then reserve the tour slot you want. Solarpunker does not sell tickets. Why it matters Seeing how neighbours make art, food, and theatre in their own districts turns a business festival into something you can actually walk through.festivaltourfrankfurt +2
CommunityFrankfurtExplore Frankfurt on a Walk & Talk city tourExplore Frankfurt on a Walk & Talk city tour Walk & Talk helps small groups discover Frankfurt am Main through insider guides who love storytelling. Routes cover the old town around Römerberg, the riverfront, and districts that rarely appear in generic sightseeing lists. Guides are multilingual and happy to answer practical questions about transport, history, and daily life while you walk. What you can do - Start from the Newcomers Network hub and follow the Walk & Talk partner link - Book an English tour or another listed walk that matches your language - Explore in a small group so you can pause for photos, questions, and neighbourhood tips along the route How it works Newcomers Network curates the entry point; partner operators such as Frankfurter Stadtevents set dates, meeting points, and booking. Confirm details on the provider site before you travel. Why it matters Walking with a local storyteller builds the mental map that makes Frankfurt's trams, riverside paths, and Altstadt feel navigable on your own.walkingtourintegration +5
Join inEnergyDaylesfordTour community wind at Hepburn Energy ParkTour community wind at Hepburn Energy Park Hepburn Energy is a member co-operative that owns the wind park at Leonards Hill near Daylesford. You can book a guided Hepburn wind farm tour to stand beside the turbines and hear how community investors keep profits local. What you can do near Daylesford - Register interest for a one-hour community energy park tour between October and April (Hepburn Energy tours) - Meet the guide at the park entrance on Ballan-Daylesford Road and walk or drive to the turbine hardstand with closed-toe shoes - Ask how member shares fund clean power and future solar and battery plans on the same site - Combine small groups to share the base tour fee when the organiser allows combined bookings How to join Tours need registration at least about a month ahead, then payment through the co-operative shop after you receive a booking reference. The organiser lists a base fee for up to ten visitors and a per-person charge for larger groups on the tour information sheet. Why it matters in Daylesford Rural towns can own the infrastructure that powers them. Visitors see friendly machines on a working farm, not a distant utility billboard. Good to know - When do tours run? Hepburn Energy runs tours from October to April; winter dates are not offered on the tour page. - What does a tour cost? The tour sheet lists a base rate for up to ten people plus an extra charge per additional visitor; confirm your quote when you register. - What should I wear? Closed-toe shoes are required on the operating wind farm; bring sun or rain protection because weather changes quickly on the hill.windcommunity energycooperative +2
