Culture highlights in Neubrandenburg: operetta, cinema and readings!

Culture highlights in Neubrandenburg: operetta, cinema and readings!

In Neubrandenburg, exciting days are imminent: On July 17, the city council meets and is devoted to the addendum to the business plan of Theater und Orchester GmbH Neubrandenburg/Neustrelitz (TOG) for 2025. It is expected that the company will lack more than six million euros by 2028. In order to counteract this, the four-goal city plans to step in by a shareholder contribution of almost 1.4 million euros, which is of great importance for the cultural landscape of the region. At the meeting, which begins at 3 p.m. in the Haus der Kultur and Education, there is also an application from the CDUplus faction to extend the platforms earlier at the Neubrandenburg train station. A clear sign of how important the connection to the cultural experiences is on site.

The coming weeks in Neubrandenburg are a real cultural highlight. From July 18 to 20, the Hans Fallada Days will take place in Carwitz, a tribute to the famous writer with readings, lectures, exhibitions and theater productions. Well -known guests such as Helga Schubert, Bernd Lutz Lange and Elie Levy have promised their coming. A special highlight will be the film "Kuhle Wampe", which is shown as part of the 20th Carwitzer Museum Night.

cultural events in summer

The premiere of the operetta "The circus princess" on July 18 in Neustrelitz awakens high expectations. With Stargast Lea Toran Jenner, the Cyr world world champion, the performance promises to become an unforgettable experience. A total of 13 performances are on the program by August 9, so that there is something for everyone. In addition, the organizers on the day of the Nordkurier offer a discount of ten percent on the tickets on July 26-a good occasion in order not to miss this summer event.

For cinema friends, another delicacies are waiting in the Neubrandenburg cultural park: the folding chair cinema will be held from July 18 to 20. As part of the 777th anniversary, films are shown in the open air and thus ensures a unique atmosphere. The program is diverse, from the horroright with "Get out" to a family cinema with "The School of Magic Animals 3" to a US blockbuster. The very best? Admission to all demonstrations is free. However, you should make sure that glass bottles are not allowed on the site. It is also worth bringing a picnic basket to enjoy the film screenings.

financing of culture

A solid cultural basis is crucial, and this applies not only to Neubrandenburg, but to all of Germany. In 2020, 14.5 billion euros were spent on culture nationwide, which has corresponded to a remarkable increase by 55 percent since 2010, as reported by the Federal Center for Political Education. The majority of these funds come from communities and countries, which together are 77.7 percent of cultural expenditure. It turns out that culture not only plays a role in leisure activities, but also represents an essential pillar of social life.

With the ongoing discussion about grants and the financial support of cultural institutions, it becomes clear that despite the challenges that the cultural industry goes through, the commitment and willingness to support are unbroken. Preparations and planning in Neubrandenburg show that one is aware of this responsibility and plans to offer culture a platform even in difficult times. A good hand in cultural policy is required - both locally and national.

Overall, July will be an exciting month for all cultural enthusiasts in the region. Whether readings, theater performances or cinema experiences, there is something for every taste. And the most important thing: the doors are open to gain unforgettable experiences and to celebrate the culture in their diversity.