When can the exhibition be seen?

From August 3 to 28, 2026 during the opening hours of the Town Hall Gilching.

Is the admission free?

Yes, visiting the exhibition is free of charge.

Where is the exhibition taking place?

In the Town Hall Gilching at Rathausplatz 1 in 82205 Gilching.

Is the Town Hall barrier-free?

Yes, the Town Hall Gilching is equipped to be barrier-free and accessible for various needs.

Is there information on guided tours?

No guided tours are mentioned in the provided information. Further information will follow.

Can I visit the exhibition without a museum ticket?

Yes, as the exhibition takes place in the town hall and is freely accessible, no ticket is needed.

Climate change becomes visible: An impactful exhibition in the Town Hall Gilching

Name: We All Are Witnesses – People in Climate Change
Start: 2026-08-03T02:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-08-29T01:59:59+02:00
Location: Rathaus Gilching

An artistic experience in the town hall: When climate change gains faces

In the town hall of Gilching, current environmental debates meet cultural education: The exhibition We All Are Witnesses – People in Climate Change by the Climate Alliance makes visible from August 3 to 28, 2026, what climate change means in everyday life, in biographies and in European living spaces. Admission is free, access is during the town hall's opening hours.

Between documentation and aesthetic experience

The exhibition relies on a clear, exhibition-didactically strong form: images, statements, and content condensation merge into a contemplation of works that engages rather than instructs. This connection of information and atmosphere grants the exhibition its impact. The view shifts from individual perspectives to the larger contexts of the climate crisis, from personal experiences to questions of climate justice.

An exhibition concept with societal urgency

As a project of the Climate Alliance, the presentation does not abstractly anchor climate change, but rather biographical and concrete. This strengthens cultural education and opens access that is as relevant for school classes, families, and art-interested visitors as it is for people dealing with sustainability, environmental ethics, and contemporary exhibition culture. The exhibition thus serves as a low-threshold mediation form between the public, politics, and civil society.

Spatial impact in the town hall of Gilching

The location itself shapes the artistic experience: a town hall is not a classic museum space, yet therein lies the strength of this presentation. Between administration, daily life, and public discourse, a special exhibition atmosphere is created. The works and content enter the community's living space and make the topic visible where decisions and discussions about the future begin.

Accessibility and visitor comfort

The town hall of Gilching is considered barrier-free; among other things, elevators, tactile guiding systems, and induction loops are available. This makes the visit easily accessible for people with mobility limitations and hearing impairments. The exhibition can thus be experienced with an inclusive, open cultural understanding.

Conclusion

Anyone who appreciates contemporary exhibition culture with societal relevance will find a clever and accessible contribution to the climate debate here. We All Are Witnesses – People in Climate Change connects information, empathy, and public responsibility into an impressive visit experience. A visit to the town hall of Gilching is definitely worthwhile.