10. – 13. December 2026, All In – The inclusive festival

Events:

Thursday, 12/10/2026, 15:00
Friday, 12/11/2026, 15:00
Saturday, 12/12/2026, 11:00
Sunday, 12/13/2026, 11:00

15 events, one weekend and many perspectives: Discover inclusive guided tours, workshops, talks and films at the Pinakothek der Moderne.

Festival

The Neue Sammlung – The Design Museum is hosting its first inclusive festival from 10 to 13 December 2026. The name says it all: All in. For one weekend, the museum opens its programme to a wide audience, bringing its founding principle to life: making good design accessible to everyone.

Programme

Photo of a black racing wheelchair.
Dance and Movement
Get involved in intercultural dance workshops or enjoy the final performance of the inclusive dance project “ExisTanz”. You can also join a discussion with para-athletes about inclusive design and sport.
Photo: MW Design Works, Racing Wheelchair, 2016. BMW North America, Woodcliff Lake, NJ, USA. Permanent loan from BMW Design Works. © Die Neue Sammlung
Two smiling women are sitting at a table doing crafts.
Get Creative
Take part in creative workshops for adults and children, discover unexpected experiences in the exhibition or visit the EinDollarBrille eye camp. Try your hand at bending miniature glasses frames in a hands-on activity.
Photo: FLUX Workshop © Pinakothek der Moderne
A woman taking a photo of herself in the mirror with a camera.
Experience Film
Enjoy two special film screenings presented in cooperation with DOK.fest München. Discover films that open up new perspectives and invite you to see the world differently.
Film still: “Hello new body, how are you today?” © Laura Kansy, DOK.fest München
Birgit Fehn stands in the entrance of the museum and signs. She has short grey hair and is wearing a white T-shirt. In the background are various objects of the museum on a staircase leading into the Design Museum.
Discover Together
Explore the exhibition “Design for All” through a range of guided tours: curator-led tours, tours in easy-to-understand language, and programmes for people with dementia and older visitors. Discover unexpected experiences throughout the museum and exchange ideas with others during the closing discussion.
Photo: Birgit Fehn during a guided tour in German Sign Language. © Birgit Fehn, Die Neue Sammlung

Thursday, 10 December 2026

11 am–12.30 pm
KunstZeit: An Activity for People Living with Dementia
Meeting point: Information desk
Registration required

2–3.30 pm
KulturSalon+: Interactive Guided Tour of the “Design for All” Exhibition, Including Coffee and Cake, for the Older Generation
Meeting point: Information desk
Registration by email: programm@pinakothek-der-moderne.de

6.30–7.30 pm
One Hour with…: A Curator-Led Tour of the “Design for All” Exhibition, with Interpretation into German Sign Language
Meeting point: Information desk
No registration required

Friday, 11 December 2026

3–5.30 pm
KunstWerkRaum: Intercultural Dance Workshop in Cooperation with Tanz Inklus!ve
Meeting point: Information desk
Registration required

Saturday, 12 December 2026

11 am–12 noon
Guided Tour in Easy-to-Understand Language
Meeting point: Information desk
Registration required

12–2 pm
“Inclusive Design and Sport”: Open Discussion with Interpretation into German Sign Language
Location: Temporär 2
No registration required

2–5 pm
Open4Making: Creative Workshop for Adults, with Interpretation into German Sign Language
Location: FLUX Treehouse
No registration required

3–3.30 pm
DENKRAUM DEUTSCHLAND: Final Performance of the Inclusive Dance Project “ExisTanz”
Location: Temporär 2
To register for the dance project, email: info@exis-tanz.org

4–5 pm
Guided Tour for Everyone through the “Design for All” Exhibition, with Interpretation into German Sign Language
Meeting point: Information desk
No registration required

5–5.30 pm
Film Screening: “Hello New Body, How Are You Today?” in Cooperation with DOK.fest München
Location: Auditorium
No registration required

Sunday, 13 December 2026

11 am–12.30 pm
Film Screening: “Patrice: The Movie” in Cooperation with DOK.fest München
Location: Auditorium
No registration required

1–5 pm
PIN.k: Open Creative Programme for Children, with Interpretation into German Sign Language
Location: Permanent
No registration required

2–5 pm
Unexpected Special: Unexpected Experiences at the Museum
Location: Various locations throughout the museum
No registration required

2–5 pm
EinDollarBrille: Eye Camp and Hands-On “Mini Glasses Making” Activity
Location: In front of the Setzkasten
No registration required

5–6 pm
Closing Discussion in Cooperation with DENKRAUM DEUTSCHLAND
Location: Temporär 2
No registration required

Accessibility

Hearing Loops
Hearing loops are available on request for the film programme, the open discussion and the closing discussion.
Please contact us in advance at:
info@die-neue-sammlung.de

Films with Audio Description and Subtitles
Audio descriptions and subtitles for both films are available via the GRETA & Starks app.

Low Sensory Bags
You are also welcome to explore the museum independently using our new Low Sensory Bags. These can be borrowed from the information desk at the Pinakothek der Moderne throughout the festival.

Quiet Spaces
You are welcome to take a break from the festival at any time. Designated quiet spaces with seating are marked on the visitor map.

Before You Visit

Plan a visit

Where?

Opening hours:

  • Daily 10:00 – 18:00

  • Monday closed

  • Thursday 10:00 – 20:00

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Finding Your Way Around the Museum

Events
Festival events take place throughout the museum. You can find the location of each event in the programme. The event locations are marked in red on the floor plans.

Entrance and Orientation
The entrance is on the ground floor and leads into the Rotunda. Here you will find the ticket desk and information desk. Our team will be happy to help you with any questions.

You can also access the lifts from the Rotunda. They connect the first basement level and the first upper floor.

You can reach the first basement level either by lift or via the stairs next to the information desk. The cloakroom, toilets and an enclosed quiet space are located here.

The first upper floor is also accessible by lift. Seating areas next to the staircases can be used as open quiet spaces.

The “Design for All” exhibition on the first basement level can be accessed via a separate entrance. The lift to the exhibition is located at the north entrance in the Winter Garden and takes you directly to the exhibition spaces of Die Neue Sammlung.

Floor plan of the Design Museum, ground floor. All venues used during the All In festival are marked in red. On the ground floor, the marked spaces include the Permanent and Temporary 2 galleries, the auditorium, the café, and the Setzkasten.
Floor plan – Ground floor
© Stefan Mader
Floor plan of the Design Museum, lower ground floor (Level -1). All venues used during the All In festival are marked in red. The lower ground floor houses a quiet retreat space and the “Design for All” exhibition in Room 6. General facilities, such as toilets and the cloakroom, are marked in green.
Floor plan – First Basement Level
© Stefan Mader
Floor plan of the Design Museum, first floor. All venues used during the All In festival are marked in red. Quiet retreat spaces are located next to the staircases on the first floor.
Floor plan – First Upper Floor
© Stefan Mader

  • Contact

    For personal enquiries or specific requests, please contact: Julia Maier
    julia.maier@die-neue-sammlung.de

  • Cooperation Partners

    DOK.fest München, EinDollarBrille e.V., DENKRAUM Deutschland, Tanz Inklus!ve, ExisTanz

  • Three-line logo. White lettering on an orange background.
  • Logo. The word “EinDollarBrille” accompanied by a simple illustration of a pair of glasses.
  • Logo consisting of pink doodles overlapping a white square. Below it, black lettering reads: “Denkraum Deutschland in der Pinakothek der Moderne. Together xperience.”