Autumn Salon attracts with art and thousands of euros in Neubrandenburg!

Autumn Salon attracts with art and thousands of euros in Neubrandenburg!

When the leaves fall and the days get shorter, it's time again for a cultural highlight in Neubrandenburg. The traditional autumn salon will take place on Saturday, October 25th - for the 31st time. From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., art enthusiasts can immerse themselves in a world of creative works by local artists in the House of Culture and Education. In recent years the event has enjoyed great popularity with over 600 visitors, so many will be looking forward to the event this year too.

Over 20 talented artists are taking part, including Falko Behrendt, Bernd Kommnick, Rico, Boris Duhm, Kerstin Borchardt and many more. They exhibit a colorful variety of works that are for sale and will certainly make one or two hearts beat faster. At the last Autumn Salon, works worth 28,000 euros changed hands, which underlines the importance of this event. The Friends of the Art Collection organize the whole thing on a voluntary basis and thereby capture the creative energy of the region. Nordkurier reports about this dynamic art scene.

Art and culture in focus

The support of the city of Neubrandenburg contributes significantly to the success of the Autumn Salon. The events not only take place in an attractive setting, but also offer a platform for exchange and networking among artists and art lovers. On this occasion, visitors can also marvel at the works nominated for the art collection, the selection of which will be announced around 4 p.m. - another highlight in the city's cultural calendar. According to Christoph von Kaufmann, chairman of the circle of friends, the number of visitors increased to over 800 last year report the people of Müritz.

But the Herbstsalon is not only a place to buy art, but also a space for meetings. The young generation in particular has the opportunity to make contacts and exchange ideas within the business and creative industries. The business juniors are doing valuable work here, and everyone who is interested in membership is invited to take advantage of the opportunity and enter into an exchange as the economic juniors make clear.

So if you're interested in art, stimulating conversations and perhaps one or two purchases, you should definitely mark October 25th in red on your calendar. There's nothing better than supporting local art while enriching your own collection. A promising event that should not be missed!