The Salzburg Philharmonic and the Children's Festival
have been confirmed Green Event Organizers since 2025!
Since nature and climate protection are very important to us, the Salzburg Philharmonic and the Children's Festival have decided to pay even more attention to ecological, economic and social sustainability in all their events in the future (even more than before). In doing so, we are guided by the principles of the Green Event program, which is supported and controlled by the State of Salzburg. The program's main focuses include:
- Climate protection
- resource conservation
- strengthening the regional economy
- awareness raising
The great thing about it is that quality and climate protection measures often go hand in hand in practice. We hope to set a good example with our commitment to the Green Event guidelines, which has been in place since the beginning of 2025!
Further information about GREEN EVENT Salzburg can be found here.

What we do specifically (selection):
- glass and reusable bottles instead of plastic
- Easily accessible venues in the city of Salzburg
- Information on carpooling and public transport for you and we travel to our concerts by bus or train
- No more flowers for soloists, but DEMETER products
- Production of our printed matter on sustainable material (70% PEFC; GFA-PEFC – COC500606 or “FSC® Mix 70%”) and with CO2compensation payment
- reuse of decoration and stage equipment
- Reuse of banners (where possible) or reuse as protective tarpaulins.
If you are interested in sewing bags or similar items from these tarpaulins, please contact us – we look forward to hearing from you! - Accessibility: All our venues are wheelchair accessible
- wheelchair spaces at reduced prices
- U26 tickets: All under 26-year-olds receive reduced tickets for our events
- “Hunger for Art & Culture”: Attendance at four concerts per year for people with financial difficulties (with a valid culture pass)
- We support the local economy by, among other things, supplying food to Spar Salzburg and drinks at Stiegl and Leonhardsquelle We print our orchestra book and our subscription folders at the Salzburg Roser printing company and are run by a Salzburg IT company cared for.
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