Wolfenbüttel's Tomato Day 2026 Kicks Off Gardening Season with Rare Plants and Free Fun
Tomato Day is returning to Wolfenbüttel’s Gardener Museum on May 3, 2026. The event marks the official start of the museum’s new season and will run from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. with free entry for all visitors. The festival will take place near the Streckhof on Neuer Weg, hosted by Beate Pieper. A tomato plant market will offer a wide selection of varieties, including rare and heirloom types. Expert growers will also be on hand to share advice on cultivation and care.
Alongside the tomato displays, the museum’s cultural and educational exhibits will remain open. Guided tours will run throughout the day, giving visitors a closer look at the site’s history and collections. Local beekeeper Horst Janke will attend with a stall selling honey and offering samples. He will also provide information on beekeeping, hive management, and honey production. Refreshments will be available for attendees during the event.
Tomato Day 2026 combines gardening, education, and local produce in one free event. The festival runs from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on May 3, with activities for visitors of all ages. The museum’s exhibits and guided tours will remain accessible alongside the market and beekeeping displays.
