Festive Fête de la Musique: A summer dream for Altlandsberg and Panketal!

Festive Fête de la Musique: A summer dream for Altlandsberg and Panketal!

On Saturday, June 21st, the Fête de la Musique will be celebrated from Cottbus to Altlandsberg, and the anticipation is great! The occasion? The summer solstice. In many cities around the world, including here in Germany in over 140 locations, the joy of music in all its facets is celebrated on this day. Over 1,000 cities worldwide are part of this colorful celebration, originally created in France to bring people together and celebrate music. How fetedelamusique.info reports, the goal is clear: to enrich and bring the community together through music.

The Fête de la Musique is also taking place in Panketal for the fourth time. There will be several venues this year: the Panketal town hall, the Dransemündung and Geneva Square in Schwanebeck. Admission is free and there is a colorful program on offer, including performances by amateur musicians from the region. Well-known local artists such as the accordion ensembles from the Fröhlich Music School, Frank Bonitzki, Michael Letz, Jörg Klix and the band “Finn’s Fighting Froggs” will rock the stage. The fun takes place outdoors, which is sure to provide unforgettable moments Bernau Live were announced in advance.

The premiere in Altlandsberg

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A total of 19 live acts are expected on three stages. The “Allstars Altlandsberg” stage in particular promises to be a highlight, with performances by artists who shape the cultural life of the region. These include well-known names such as “The Fellows”, “Clover”, “Leona Heine & Friends” and the Pink Floyd tribute band “The Dark Side Ensemble”. For young visitors there is an open-air youth stage with regional bands and singer-songwriters.

Entertainment for the whole family

A tasty selection of regional dishes ensures your physical well-being on the castle terrace. The highlight for the little ones is the children's program, in which the “Bunter Hund” meadow circus will tell Irish fairy stories, among other things. The small events for children are scheduled for 12:30, 1:30 and 2:45 p.m. Further highlights include the opening of the “CampusArt” vernissage, with works by students from the Altlandsberg high school campus, which begins at 2:15 p.m.

A colorful music festival and a celebration of community, that sounds like a perfect summer day! If the citizens get a “good hand” for the fête, it will certainly be unforgettable. So, mark June 21st in red on your calendar and experience the joy of music!