Durlacher Altstadtfest attracts 100,000 celebrations: a festival of cooperation and diversity

Durlacher Altstadtfest attracts 100,000 celebrations: a festival of cooperation and diversity

variety and community: the Durlacher old town festival as a symbol

Last weekend, 100,000 people again flocked to Durlach to celebrate the traditional old town festival. Despite the rain for the start on Friday and bright summer weather on Saturday, visitors did not let themselves be spoiled. It was even a double special day for the mayor Alexandra Ries because she celebrated her birthday that day and was surprised with a birthday and a serenade.

cohesion and diversity: a strong signal of the clubs

The mayor emphasized the strong cohesion and diversity in Durlach during the opening before a large crowd. A total of 32 clubs from Durlach and Aue took part in the festival, which was accompanied by 46 artists, bands and DJs on 14 stages. Ries praised the lively club life and the commitment of the many helpers and active people who contributed to the success of the festival. She also expressed thanks to the residents around the festival mile.

positive words from the mayor of Karlsruhe

The Mayor of Karlsruhe Frank Mentrup described the old town festival as a "festival of superlatives". He emphasized that Durlach was shaped by the cohesion and diversity of the community. He also emphasized the importance of the commitment of the local council for democracy. A special moment was the farewell of the long-standing FDP member of the authorities Günther Malisius, who was adopted after 38 years.

The cultural program of the 46th old town festival offered diversity for all visitors. From rock music to gospel singing to child entertainment, there was something for every taste. Local artists such as the Gritzner Choir Durlach or Los Catacomobos created the mood, while international hits were also covered.

- Nag