The Nietzsche-Forum München e.V. is a cultural and philosophical organization dedicated to exploring Friedrich Nietzsche’s work and thought, as well as his life and legacy. Through scholarly, philosophical, and artistic activities, it creates opportunities for audiences to engage with Nietzsche and related questions. Its program includes regular lectures at the Seidlvilla in Munich, the Forum’s established meeting place, where a monthly gathering is held on the last Monday of the month. Other activities include reading sessions and themed events addressing topics such as truth, life philosophy, science and knowledge, and Nietzsche’s writings and relationships.

The organization also awards the Werner-Ross Scholarship, established in 2011 in memory of Nietzsche biographer Werner Ross. It supports ongoing projects related to Nietzsche by students, doctoral candidates, and writers up to age 35. The Forum publishes books, texts, and audio recordings, including CDs, with special terms available to members. Its website shares event information, reviews of past activities, lectures, and publications, extending its cultural and educational work beyond in-person gatherings.