The first re:publica Vienna brings Europe's most important festival for digital society, politics, technology and culture to Austria.

From 2-3 October 2026, we will transform the Kulturhaus Brotfabrik into a place for debates and keynotes with international speakers.

The event is co-organised and co-curated by Momentum Institut as the local host and takes place in cooperation with Kulturhaus Brotfabrik.

On 9 and 10 October 2026, re:publica x New Fall Festival will transform the NRW-Forum and the Ehrenhof into a place for exchange about the digital society, politics, media, culture and innovation.

Over two days, talks, discussion rounds and workshops will focus on encounters, discourses and participation.

Free of charge and open to all who want to understand, experience and actively shape the digital transformation.
 

re:publica 27 will take place from 10-12 May 2027 in Berlin. Further details will follow shortly.

You can find all information on our website, in our newsletter, as well as on Bluesky, Threads, Mastodon, Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn.

Since 2007, re:publica stands for diversity in an open society. Of course, this also applies to re:publica Berlin 2027 – on site and online. Please find our detailed Code of Conduct here.

Tickets for re:publica Berlin 2027 are not yet available. Presale is expected to begin in September 2026. Further details will follow shortly.

Here you will find an initial overview of the various options for presenting yourself as a partner at re:publica. Our partner team is looking forward to working with you to develop and realise your ideas. Please get in touch by email: partner@re-publica.com.

Interested organisations, companies and institutions can book paid programme slots as part of a partnership. The partner team advises partners on suitable topics and formats. Booked sessions are curated in collaboration with the partner and marked with a "P" in the programme overview. The partners themselves are responsible for the content of the session, the descriptive texts and for contacting the speakers and moderators. Partners are also responsible for any travel and accommodation costs incurred by the speakers. The re:publica programme team reserves the right to determine the content of each session. All sessions and the corresponding descriptive texts must have a connection to the topics of re:publica and correspond to its values.

By partners, we understand organisations, companies and institutions that work together with us in the context of our event. They are an integral part of our event and create exciting added value for our participants with their ideas.

Partnerships can take very different forms and can be summarised in four categories:

1. Sponsors and main partners: Institutions that support the event (e.g. by sponsoring a track or thematic focus)
2. Partners who book paid services in order to be present at the event (e.g. with a booth or in the programme)
3. Cooperation partners: partners with whom we cooperate on a content-related level (e.g. exchange of services)
4. Media partners: partners with whom we cooperate on a communicative level (e.g. mutual mention on communication channels)

You can find a current overview on our partner page.

You can find further information here:

Our partner team is looking forward to your enquiries at partner@re-publica.com.