Things to do in Zürich on Wednesday 11 November

Postcards for Mia: drawings by Michael Taussig.

«Postcards for Mia»: Michael Taussig on images in thought.

Exhibition with Demetriou, Terpstra and Kwon.

Light and color: objects by Sabine Marcelis.

Sabine Marcelis: glowing objects in glass and resin.

Tufting: rug-making workshop with Vivi, for beginners.

Let's Doc!: documentary month on resistance.

The Revolution of Sculpture: Works by Franz West.

Franz West und Wien: exhibition on the artist and his city.

In Plain Sight: exhibition with Louisa Gagliardi.

Widder Wonder Garden: fondue in gondolas with champagne.

Films for Future 2026: documentary on radical inclusion.

Karen Kilimnik in the Kunstverein: works by the artist.

The Ones We Love: cinema chosen by audience vote.

Body Spinners, dresses by Nina Hollein.

Sister Äct: feelgood musical set in a convent.

Sisters!: Funk, disco and soul by great female voices.

Body Spinners: dresses as sculpture.

I Await the Devil's Arrival: a solo play after Mary MacLane.

Kerzenziehen: dip your own candles at the centre.

Yoga mit Mirjam Haymann at the ICZ Zurich.

Bibelstudium: reading the Bible together.

ETH4D Career Lunch on careers in development.

Mama-Baby Yoga: postnatal course with Sarah Eberz.

LOKAL Lunch: winter vegetable quiche with salad.

Lerntreff: quiet studying, homework help and coffee.

Kinderbücherbörse: second-hand books for storytime.

Villa Kun(s)terbunt: art workshop for ages 3 to 6.

Info-Café for seniors: advice on ageing in Albisrieden.

Gschänkli workshop: make little gifts with Tusigunde.

Räbenschnitzen: kids carve glowing turnip lanterns.

Wednesday children's workshop: discovering art hands-on.

Open Playroom: play and chat with young children.

Kinderworkshop am Mittwoch: art and materials, ages 6 up.

NONAMini: discovery tour for ages 3 to 6.

Werkoase: drop-in crafting session for all aged six and up.

Hot roast chestnuts and mulled wine by the fire.

Adam und seine Tuba: family concert with storytelling.

Family Literacy Albanisch: reading for parents and kids.

Offenes Werkatelier: children realize their own ideas.