Events Near You: Germany
AS AESTHETICS Events Contains ads
Events near you in Germany today & this weekend: football, hockey & Berlin arts
- Price
- Free
- No in-app purchases
- Updated
- Nov 10
- 2026 · v1.0.1
Screenshots
About Events Near You: Germany
Looking for events near you in Germany today or this weekend? Events Near You lists nationwide German football (1. & 2. Bundesliga, 3. Liga, DFB-Pokal) and DEL ice hockey fixtures alongside concerts, theatre and stage shows in Berlin.
HOW IT WORKS
Pick Today, Weekend or Calendar, then a city and a category. The list is there instantly, even offline. If you like, switch location on with a tap and sort by distance. Your location stays on your device.
YOUR EVENT, YOUR PLAN
Save events to your list. The evening before at 18:00 the app reminds you with “Tomorrow: …” (time adjustable). “Add to calendar” shares a calendar file, so no calendar permission is needed. Open the route in Google Maps.
FOLLOW
Follow a club or artist. Their dates appear in your saved list as soon as they show up in the data.
WHAT IS INSIDE
Sport: matches of the 1st and 2nd Bundesliga, 3. Liga, DFB-Pokal and DEL across Germany. Culture: concerts and stage shows in Berlin. Other cities and categories appear only when the sources provide them; the app shows only categories that have entries. Sport locations are city centres, not exact positions.
DATA AND LIMITS
All times are German time. Past events disappear automatically. The top of the list tells you when the data was last updated. Sport fixtures: data from OpenLigaDB (www.openligadb.de), licensed under ODbL 1.0. Culture in Berlin: data from kulturdaten.berlin (Technologiestiftung Berlin), licensed under CC BY 3.0 DE. Coverage per city depends on these sources; where nothing is listed, the app suggests the next event. Details are provided without guarantee, please check with the organiser.
NO ACCOUNT, NO TRACKING
No accounts, no advertising ID. Your saved list and settings stay on your device. The app does not sell tickets and is not affiliated with ticket vendors, clubs, artists or organisers. “Tickets” opens the vendor’s page in your browser.
HOW IT WORKS
Pick Today, Weekend or Calendar, then a city and a category. The list is there instantly, even offline. If you like, switch location on with a tap and sort by distance. Your location stays on your device.
YOUR EVENT, YOUR PLAN
Save events to your list. The evening before at 18:00 the app reminds you with “Tomorrow: …” (time adjustable). “Add to calendar” shares a calendar file, so no calendar permission is needed. Open the route in Google Maps.
FOLLOW
Follow a club or artist. Their dates appear in your saved list as soon as they show up in the data.
WHAT IS INSIDE
Sport: matches of the 1st and 2nd Bundesliga, 3. Liga, DFB-Pokal and DEL across Germany. Culture: concerts and stage shows in Berlin. Other cities and categories appear only when the sources provide them; the app shows only categories that have entries. Sport locations are city centres, not exact positions.
DATA AND LIMITS
All times are German time. Past events disappear automatically. The top of the list tells you when the data was last updated. Sport fixtures: data from OpenLigaDB (www.openligadb.de), licensed under ODbL 1.0. Culture in Berlin: data from kulturdaten.berlin (Technologiestiftung Berlin), licensed under CC BY 3.0 DE. Coverage per city depends on these sources; where nothing is listed, the app suggests the next event. Details are provided without guarantee, please check with the organiser.
NO ACCOUNT, NO TRACKING
No accounts, no advertising ID. Your saved list and settings stay on your device. The app does not sell tickets and is not affiliated with ticket vendors, clubs, artists or organisers. “Tickets” opens the vendor’s page in your browser.
What’s new
Version 1.0.1 · Updated November 10, 2026
The calendar now steps correctly from December into January: January used to be blank and the 12-month limit was wrong. Distances follow your phone's region, times in the English view follow your 12- or 24-hour setting, and the welcome screen text is now translated. The German view keeps the 24-hour clock with "Uhr".