Perleberg is preparing for Brandenburg Day: 100,000 visitors are expected!

Perleberg is preparing for Brandenburg Day: 100,000 visitors are expected!

Perleberg is in the starting blocks for the Brandenburg Day, which will transform the city into a lively festival from September 12th to 14th, 2025. With over 300 registered stands, the organizers outperform all expectations. Mayor Axel Schmidt comments on the logistical challenges and the considerable pressure in the preparations. "We are at the ravages of time, but we also have to make changes, especially through a new television format," he reports, while the city positions itself behind the ambitious schedule.

a festival for everyone!

The planned overall program includes a whopping 120 hours of entertainment, spread over 14 different fixed areas. But not only the numbers are impressive - the event will come up with a ferris wheel as an eye -catcher and appearances by over 400 artists, including well -known names such as Karat, Alex Christensen and Dagmar Frederic. The organizers are optimistic and expect up to 100,000 visitors and around 3,000 participants who will transform the city into a lively festival concept.

will start on September 10, when the entire festival area is closed to public transport. Around 80 streets, paths and places have to be planned - access is only possible on foot or with an exemption. Such permits are given, for example, care or delivery services so that all the necessary services are still ensured.

A look at the finances

The total cost of the state festival amounts to around one million euros, of which the state of Brandenburg and the city of Perleberg each cover 360,000 euros. The remaining costs should be covered by stand fees, catering rights, sponsorship and donations. A rapid overview of the financial aspects is important so that the festival becomes a positive business for everyone involved.

As with the previous editions of the Brandenburg tag, for example in Finsterwalde, Perleberg wants to be a shop window for the variety of Brandenburg. The Brandenburg Day, according to the motto "Here the music is playing!", Promises that it will be an unforgettable experience for residents and visitors alike. Prime Minister Dr. Dietmar Woidke had already emphasized how important such events are for the feeling of togetherness in the region and what they do for local culture.

The anticipation is noticeable! All current information about the Brandenburg Day in Perleberg can also be found on the official website, which provides all the necessary details and updates for the event here .

A public cultural committee will present the latest developments regarding the planning on June 17, so that residents can also remain well informed. The preparations are in full swing and everyone is looking forward to what is coming!