Schmidt-Adler Stiftung für Kunst und Kultur

The Schmidt-Adler Foundation is a private foundation established in 2001 from the estate of Else Schmidt and Max Adler on the initiative of prominent figures from Weil der Stadt. Its purpose is the promotion of art and culture as well as the preservation and operation of the listed building at Stuttgarter Straße 62. Central activities include exhibitions of the painter Karl Brändle, support for the Weil der Stadt Local History Association (Heimatverein Weil der Stadt e. V.), collaborations with the city on art exhibitions and concerts, its own event series, the promotion of other non-profit cultural associations, the acquisition and renovation of the historic house as an exhibition and event venue, and the voluntary operation of the inn "Rössle," which has existed since 1782. The foundation is a member of the Weil der Stadt Trade Association (Gewerbeverein Weil der Stadt) and the German Foundation Association (Deutscher Stiftungsverband).

The Schmidt-Adler Foundation for Art and Culture is committed to promoting art and culture as well as the preservation and operation of the listed building at Stuttgarter Straße 62 in Weil der Stadt. It aims to facilitate cultural encounters, provide a platform for artists and associations, and maintain the inn "Rössle" as a vibrant venue.

Artists and cultural creators as well as non-profit associations, in particular the Heimatverein Weil der Stadt e. V., the city of Weil der Stadt, and other institutions that plan and carry out exhibitions, concerts, or cultural events in the region, are supported.