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Wuppertal helps: Big charity festival for The Tie”!
Wuppertal is hosting a charity festival at the LCB on January 24, 2026. The proceeds support the “Die Tie” association.
Wuppertal helps: Big charity festival for The Tie”!
On January 24th, 2026, the 16th charity festival of WUPPERTAL HILFT! will take place at the Live Club Barmen (LCB) in Wuppertal. walk across the stage. This event benefits the “Die Tie” association, which supports people in need in the region. As the City newspaper reports, the initiators have already collected over 500,000 euros for charitable purposes since 2005 and distributed them to numerous aid organizations. What’s special about this festival? All artists waive their fee, so that the entire admission price of just 10 euros goes into the “donation pot”.
What is particularly pleasing is that the Bethe Foundation doubles the donations collected. This means that every euro becomes a valuable contribution to helping even more people in need. “The Tie” is based in a former tie factory in Wuppertal-Heckinghausen and supports people in difficult life situations with practical offers of help.
A festival with heart
All musicians and bands who would like to perform at the charity festival have the opportunity to apply. Anyone interested can contact info@wuppertal-hilft.de. Ticket sales are already underway and tickets are available for interested visitors wuppertal-live.de available. A good reason to mark the date in your calendar!
But Wuppertal doesn't just have a lot to offer culturally. The city, which has around 360,000 inhabitants, also scores with excellent shopping opportunities and a high level of leisure activities. In particular, the newly designed area at Döppersberg main station serves as an inviting gateway to the city. Classic chains and creative, owner-managed shops meet here - there is something for every budget.
Wuppertal's cultural treasures
The old town of Wuppertal, namely the Elberfeld Luisenviertel, impresses with a colorful mix of retail and a diverse restaurant and pub scene. Anyone who wants to experience top-class cultural events is spoiled for choice: the Pina Bausch dance theater is considered a flagship for high culture that is unique in the world, and the historic town hall is rightly valued as one of the most beautiful concert halls in Germany. In addition, numerous other stages invite you to a varied calendar of events.
Whether in the Briller Quarter, with its striking buildings from the Wilhelminian era, or in the Zooviertel, where Art Nouveau architecture meets innovative projects - there is a lot to discover everywhere in Wuppertal. Another attraction is the Nordbahntrasse, which was converted into a cycle path from a former railway line and connects the districts with each other.
In times when solidarity and charity are more important than ever, the benefit festival sends a strong signal. It shows that culture and social commitment can be wonderfully combined not only in Wuppertal, but everywhere in our society. Save January 24th and immerse yourself in an event that is fun and does good at the same time!