Festival fever in Königs Wusterhausen: music, food and culture!

Festival fever in Königs Wusterhausen: music, food and culture!

Weekend in sight! In Königs Wusterhausen and the surrounding area things are really going on next weekend. The festival season is picking up speed and there is something to discover for every taste. Whether music, cuisine or culture – there is something for everyone here. So where should you start?

The Festival in Königs Wusterhausen is truly a highlight. The well-known Blankit Festival will take place in the Blankenfelde Nature Sports Park on July 25th and 26th. At the same time, the Sound City Festival is being celebrated in Ludwigsfelde, which celebrates the city's 60th birthday and runs until July 27th. One more reason to celebrate the musical arts!

Musical treats and workshops

The festival round continues atRearranged festival in Klasdorf, which advertises a colorful program. On Friday evening there will be performances by Mathilde Vendramin & Arseny Rykov and the Spelunkenorchester, among others. The workshops, which take place on Friday and Saturday, invite you to get active yourself - be it with the choir or with the jazz jam practice. Sunday rounds off the festival with a music sprinkles café and performances by Ali Morali and Leleka.

If you like enjoyment, you canStreet food festival in Blankenfelde Mahlowdon't miss it. Here you can try out a variety of tasty dishes from Friday to Sunday, a real bargain for an entry fee of 2 euros per day!

Culture and cinema for young and old

But those interested in culture also get their money's worth outside of the festivals. In theCultured pralineThere are free jazz concerts in Tornow, including the Francesco Beccaro Quartet on Friday and the duo Elua Two on Saturday. There will also be a concert with Peter Aumeier on the Schuke organ in the Miersdorf church on Friday - entry is free!

TheForest cinema awesomeis showing “Animal Farm” (1954) on Friday evening – a classic that should appeal to families and friends alike. On Saturday, the cultural offering will be supplemented with a concert by the Lisa Wulff Trio in the Schulzendorf patron church and a baroque and Irish fiddle concert by Axel Muschen in the Heilig-Geist-Kirche Teupitz.

Special features and family-friendly events

When and where thatKaiserbahnhof Halbeopens its doors? On Sunday at 3 p.m. Helen Barsby will entertain with a concert. Otherwise, the flea market at the Kulturscheune in Groß Leuthen offers great bargains on Sundays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. A fairy tale performance in the Lehde open-air museum on Saturday offers a bit of fun and tranquil entertainment.

So there is a lot to experience. Whether festivals, concerts or fairytale performances – the region has something to offer for everyone. And if you would like to experience some culture in the neighboring country of Frankfurt, you will also find numerous events and festivals there. The city also has a vibrant art scene just waiting to be discovered , as the website shows.