The Zug Art Museum (Kunsthaus Zug) is reproducing an exhipition of surrealist art which took place in Paris in 1947, organized by André Breton, Marcel Duchamp and Frederick Kiesler and featuring works by Swiss surrealists Meret Oppenheim and Kurt Seligmann. This exhibition is being realised in collaboration with the Austrian Frederick and Lillian Kiesler Private Foundation, Vienna. Please see the Kunsthaus Zug website for details.

The Raiffeisen Zuger Trophy has resumed with a few organizational changes to accommodate concerns about propagating CoViD-19.  Please see the Zuger Trophy website for details.

The Zug Museum of Ancient History has reopened and is extending its special exhibiton, "7000 Years of the Art of Healing" until September.
Please see the description on MySwitzerland for details.

Despite the pandemic, the Open-Air Film Festival will take place again this summer at the lakefront of Zug from Monday, July 27th through Wednesday, September 2nd.  Please see the Open Air Kino website for details.

This annual gourmet and film festival takes place this year from Thursday, September 17th through Thursday, September 24th at various locations near the waterfront in Zug.  Please see the program on the organization's website for details.

A wide variety of sports will be presented along the lakefront of Zug the weekend of 3-4 October.  Please see the event's website for details.