Name: European Protest Day for the Equal Rights of People with Disabilities
Start: 2026-05-02T13:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-05-02T18:00:00+02:00
Location: Dr.-Konrad-Adenauer-Anlage

Fürth sends a strong signal: Music, encounters, and inclusion on May 2nd

On Saturday, May 2, 2026, the Dr.-Konrad-Adenauer-Anlage in Fürth will become a vibrant meeting point for inclusion, information, and participatory moments. From 11 AM to 4 PM, the European Protest Day for the Equal Rights of People with Disabilities will be held under the motto Human rights are non-negotiable and will combine social engagement with an open, friendly festival atmosphere.

A day of action with attitude and heart

The protest day has been one of the most important nationwide action formats surrounding May 5 for many years. In Fürth, associations and organizations for disability assistance and self-help organize the day together to make barriers visible, strengthen participation, and bring the topic of inclusion right into the city. Those who come here will not experience a classic festival in the strict sense, but rather a multi-voiced, concentrated feeling over several days: information, exchange, and culture intertwine.

Stage for diversity and strong local acts

The Fürth Sambistas, Alle Neune feat. cold fire, Hundert Wunder Theater, Los Salsalidos, AWO-Singers, Knights of the street, Saxerei, a dance group, and The Green Rockets will ensure the right atmosphere. This line-up brings rhythm, performance, movement, and community together, making the protest day an open cultural and meeting space with short paths and high closeness to the audience.

Dr.-Konrad-Adenauer-Anlage as an open meeting point

The event takes place in a public space and thrives on direct communication, participatory actions, and short distances. This openness shapes the atmosphere: not a secluded area, but a visible, accessible place for conversations, information, and shared experiences. For visitors, this creates a communicative mix of information booth, music, and street culture.

Why you should visit

The European Protest Day for the Equal Rights of People with Disabilities connects attitude with experience. Those who come will experience Fürth as a city of encounters, hear engaged contributions and live programs, and gain concrete insights into the work of associations and organizations. An event for everyone who wants to hear culture not just as a sound but experience it as a social statement.

Conclusion: The European Protest Day for the Equal Rights of People with Disabilities brings music, information, and participation to a common stage in Fürth. Anyone wanting to experience inclusion live, close-up, and with regional culture should be there this Saturday at the Dr.-Konrad-Adenauer-Anlage.