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WELCOME TO AN UNIQUE OFF-SPACE EVENT LOCATION NEAR MUNICH –
FOR ART DINING, CORPORATE & PRIVATE EVENTS

DEAR GUESTS,​

Discover NAWC – your exclusive event location by Munich, where art and extraordinary events come together. • Our spaces are designed for intimate and curated events. NAWC truly comes to life with groups of around 20 guests, making it ideal for exclusive dinner experiences gathered around a shared table. For larger events, multiple rooms are available, accommodating up to 150 guests indoors and up to 200 guests with an outdoor pavilion. • Take the opportunity to host your event in an offspace location – exclusive, creative, unforgettable.

STAY UP-TO-DATE •

We are currently

putting the finishing touches on our core event formats:


• Art Dining

• Business Events

• Private Celebrations

Look forward to extraordinary experiences, carefully curated packages, and inspiring atmospheres.

Experience

Our Venue Live:

 

Want to get a firsthand look at our spaces? Take advantage of our

Public events program!

 

Simply drop by during our beer garden days, exhibitions, or workshops to explore the venue in a relaxed setting and experience the unique vibe of our artist house.

Already have a specific date in mind?

 

Send us your request directly using the inquiry form below. Until our official package launch, you will benefit from maximum flexibility as we tailor the planning entirely to your vision!

RESERVATION REQUEST


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Art Dinner
Business Event
Privat Occasion

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CONTACT DETAILS

Thank you for taking the time to answer our key questions about your event. As the next step, we will review your information and get in touch with you personally.

PROGRAM

Sunday has its own pace.


You're still out in the world, hiking boots still on, mind still somewhere out there — and the evening doesn't quite belong to anyone yet.

That's where we come in.

Every first Sunday of the month, we open NAWC from 4 to 10 pm — for the region and for anyone who finds their way to us. No dress code, no reservation, no agenda. 

What's waiting for you changes. Live music. An art garden. Plant swaps. Creative stations. A fire pit. Sometimes loud, sometimes quiet — always with something worth taking home. And there's always something for the little ones too.

Bring nothing but curiosity. If you'd like, feel free to bring your own snacks — we'll have sharing boards and good company.

The perfect end to a long weekend. No cooking. No plans. Just being here.

Sunday 5.7 •
16:00 - 22:00


SUNDAY SUNDOWNER
Lurie at the Canyons Live
Kids Creative Area

Saturday 18.7 •
15:00 - 22:00


DORFFEST HOHENBRUNN
NAWC Collektiv

Sunday 2.8 •
16:00 - 22:00


SUNDAY SUNDOWNER
Plant Sharing
Kids Creative Area

Sunday 6.9 •
16:00 - 22:00


SUNDAY SUNDDOWNER
Daniel´s Wish Concert 
Kids Creative Area

Sunday 4.10 •
16:00 - 22:00


SUNDAY SUNDOWNER
Art Garden
Kids Creative Area

First Event

COMING UP 

Sunday Sundowner

Let summer wind down — with good music, a fire pit, and the feeling of being exactly where you're meant to be.

On Sunday, July 5th, we invite you to the very first NAWC Sunday Sundowner.

Live on stage: Lurie at the Canyons

An evening of sound, atmosphere, and the last light of the day.

For the little ones: a creative station to get hands-on and make something.

Hungry? We'll have sharing boards. And if you'd like to bring something along, you're more than welcome to.

Free entry. No registration needed.

Just come by.

DIGITAL SHOP WINDOW

Twelve businesses. One stage. Twelve wine crates showing what Hohenbrunn has to offer – curated by NAWC, right in the heart of the village. 

MORE INFOS • CLICK HERE

RAIN • NOT HEAVY • NO POUNDING • JUST A STEADY TAPPING YOU ONLY NOTICE ONCE YOU STOP TALKING • HE HAD HEARD IT WHEN HE LET THE DOOR FALL SHUT BEHIND HIM • IT DIDN’T CLOSE ALL THE WAY, AS IS OFTEN THE CASE WITH OLD THINGS THAT HAVE BEEN THROUGH A LOT • THE ROOM WAS FULL, BUT NOT LOUD • VOICES, A FEW GLASSES, CHAIRS SLIDING OVER WOOD • ALL MUTED • PATIENT • HE SAT DOWN • EYES ON WHATEVER CAME • BACK SECURED • THE FIRST PLATE ARRIVED • CONCRETE, MATTE, HEAVIER THAN EXPECTED • SOMETHING GREEN, SOMETHING MILD, SLIGHTLY BITTER • ENDIVE, MAYBE • BUT WARM • ALMOST SWEET ON THE FINISH • HE CHEWED, WAITED • FELT • AND SUDDENLY THERE WAS AN IMAGE – NOT CLEAR, BUT PRESENT: A KITCHEN AT HIS GRANDMOTHER’S • STEAM • TIN DISHES • POTATOES IN THE OVEN, LAVENDER BY THE WINDOW • SUMMER, BUT THE DAY ALREADY COOLING • “DOES IT TASTE GOOD?” A VOICE ASKED • HE LOOKED UP • THE WAITER • YOUNG • HAIR ALL WINDSWEPT, AS IF THE WIND HAD BLOWN HIM IN • “I...,” HE PAUSED, “...DON’T KNOW THIS • BUT SOMEHOW IT REMINDS ME OF HOME • EVEN THOUGH IT NEVER WAS.” • THE WAITER SLID HIS HANDS INTO HIS APRON POCKETS • “FERMENTED ENDIVE, LAVENDER OIL, ROASTED CELERY • SOME SAY: TOO STRANGE.” • “I THINK: IT THINKS ALONG.” – HE DIDN’T KNOW WHY HE SAID THAT • BUT IT WAS OUT • THE WAITER NODDED • SECOND COURSE • DARKER • DEEPER • SOMETHING WITH MUSHROOMS, MAYBE SMOKED GRAINS • THE SOUNDS IN THE ROOM RECEDED • THE FLAVOR SPREAD OVER EVERYTHING, EVEN HIS THOUGHTS • HE THOUGHT OF AN OUTING WITH HIS SON • BACK THEN • THEY HAD PICKED MUSHROOMS, FOUND NONE • STILL, IT HAD BEEN A GOOD DAY • THE WAITER RETURNED. “AND?” • “QUIET,” HE SAID • THE WAITER LOOKED AT HIM, QUESTIONING • “THE DISH • IT DOESN’T SPEAK LOUDLY • BUT IT MEANS WHAT IT SAYS.” • AGAIN, THAT SHORT NOD FROM HIM • NO FOLLOW-UP • JUST PRESENCE • HE APPRECIATED THAT • WORDLESS ATTENTION • THE EVENING DIDN’T PASS • IT STAYED • AS IF TIME DID SOMETHING DIFFERENT HERE THAN USUAL • NO MINUTES • JUST: MOMENTS • THE WAITER CLEARED THE PLATE • PAUSED BRIEFLY AGAIN. “WHAT DO YOU DO, GENERALLY?” HE ASKED • “A LOT OF TALKING. PRESENTATIONS. CONCEPTS. STRUCTURE.” • “AND TODAY?” • “TODAY I’M SOFT.” • HE LAUGHED QUIETLY • THEN SAID NOTHING MORE • JUST A BRIEF, CLEAR LOOK • THEN HE WAS GONE AGAIN • HE STAYED SEATED, FOR A LONG TIME • THE GUESTS LEFT, GREW FEWER • NOT HIM • HE HAD NO REASON TO LEAVE • NOT YET • AND SOMETIME LATER, WHEN ONLY THE CLINKING OF GLASSES FROM THE BAR REMAINED, HE STOOD UP • WALKED SLOWLY TO THE DOOR • LAID HIS HAND ON THE WOOD • FELT: SOMETHING OF ITS OWN • SOMETHING THAT DIDN’T PRETEND TO BE MORE THAN IT WAS • BUT ALSO HELD NOTHING BACK • HE DIDN’T THINK OF ARCHITECTURE • NOT OF CONCEPT • NOT OF ART • ONLY OF THIS ONE THOUGHT: SOFT • SOFT AND HONEST •

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