Accessible and Inclusive

Two stops on the Long Night of Museums on 10 October make inclusion their theme. At Phönix e. V., artists with disabilities show their work; at the PINA, there is a tour with German Sign Language interpretation. Both venues are wheelchair accessible, easy to use without assistance and open from 6 pm to 1 am.

Phönix e. V.

The exhibition on art and inclusion shows works by artists with disabilities. Each picture tells its own story and invites you to look more closely. The show aims to break down prejudice and create encounters. It shows that creativity knows no limits.


Address: Fidelgasse 11

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PINA – The Little Pinakothek

In 1801, Franz Anton Niedermayr founded his lithography workshop in Regensburg. In the PINA's demonstration workshop, his descendants Johannes Helmberger and Kathrin Fuchshuber bring the craft back to life 225 years later. At 9 pm, Kathrin Fuchshuber shares stories from her family's history. The 30-minute tour is interpreted between spoken German and German Sign Language by Carmen Böhm.

Also on show:

- "Nicht ohne uns!" (Not Without Us!): partly multimedia exhibits on living with ME/CFS, Long Covid and post-vaccination syndrome, aiming to give those affected and their families more visibility
- Street art: the mural "MyLady Regensburg" by Andre Maier, set in scene with light
- PINA Bar: a cocktail created especially for the evening


Address: Tändlergasse 9

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Source for all details: programme of the Long Night of Museums Regensburg and the venue pages linked there, accessed on 6 October 2026.