Kulturbrunch in Weimar: election campaign and memories united

Kulturbrunch in Weimar: election campaign and memories united

The next major cultural event is about in Weimar, which not only promises exciting entertainment, but also represents an honorable homage to an estimated founder of the club. On Sunday, September 1st, the gas plant opens its doors to a cultural brunch that is enriched with a colorful program of art, music and film. At the same time, Hans-Peter Großmann is honored, who, as the founder of the Gaswerk association, died recently.

From 10.30 a.m., visitors are welcome to experience an unforgettable day. The start takes place at 11 a.m. with a reading, which is designed by the brothers collective Krämer. These melodies will address both small and large listeners and set the acoustic framework for the extraordinary event. From 1 p.m., guests can dive into the musical world of the "Tiger Taxis". This live performance, which is described as a "musical safari", includes a creative mixing machine of pop, soul and electric. Together, talented musicians, including Jan Rösler from Moop Mama and Martin Hansmann and Lin Dittmann, design a unique sound experience.

film screenings and creative workshops

Another highlight of the day is the film screening of "Varieté Utopolis or a few meters of highway" at 3 p.m. The film was produced by the filmmakers Matthias Coers and Grischa Dallmer, who visited 16 different cultural locations for this work, including the gas works. This cinematic retrospective offers a unique insight into the cultural diversity and creativity of the region.

But the Kulturbrunch not only offers musical and cinematic delicacies. There will also be numerous creative workshops around the events in which visitors work with wool and wood, upcycling glass and dealing with artificial intelligence. These activities invite you to discover your own creative potential and at the same time to spend the day in a pleasant company.

Entry to this cultural event is free of charge and barrier -free, which enables access for all people. This shows the commitment of the Gaswerk Association to offer an inclusive platform to carry art and culture into the community. A day in the sign of diversity, creativity and community awaits visitors who at the same time keeps the memory of a significant personalities of the Weimar cultural scene alive.

In a time when cultural events are often at risk from social challenges, the gas plant sets a strong sign with this event. It shows how important cultural spaces are to promote community and to remember significant personalities, while new creative impulses are given.

this cultural brunch is summarized not only a festival of the senses, but also an opportunity to pause and celebrate the meaning of community and art.

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