Hildesheimer Wallungen: A day full of culture and fun on Saturday!

Hildesheimer Wallungen: A day full of culture and fun on Saturday!

The anticipation is great: The Hildesheimer Wallungen, a cultural highlight, begins today at Hohnsensee. The start is celebrated today with rousing salsa sounds and the play “Moby Dick”. The entire program on Saturday, July 5th promises a variety of entertainment and creative workshops waiting for visitors in the various venues!

The flushes, which take place every two years, shine this year from July 4th to 6th and offer an extensive program for all ages. Over 60 music groups, solo artists, choirs and big bands will perform on the stages around the Kehrwiederwall, Graben, the Godehardsgarten, the Basilica of St. Godehard, Ehrlicherpark and Jo-Beach. The gates will open for the first activities at 2 p.m., with the official program starting at 4 p.m. This is reported by the Hildesheimer Allgemeine under [this link](https://www.hildesheimer- Allgemeine.de/melde/programm-bis-tief-in-die-nacht-das-bietet-der-samstag-bei-den-hildesheimer-wallungen.html).

A diverse cultural offering

Visitors can look forward to a varied experience: music, dance, theater and literature are on the agenda. There are also creative offers such as screen printing and mask making in the fiber factory as well as offers especially for children, who also get their money's worth with plays. And for the adults, the experience is rounded off with culinary delicacies such as freshly baked waffles. According to the official Wallungen website, which compiles further details, entry to the RPM and Cathedral Museum is also free for ticket holders.

A special attraction will be the day-night gallery, which presents not only local artists but also national and international talent. The atmosphere is further enhanced by the cheerful activities and creative mood. The well-known singer Joy Bogat will also delight the audience with her music. The performances are part of the large-scale program, which is available via a new app in the browser, so that visitors can easily find out about the various offers.

Practical information for visitors

For everyone making their way to the festival, it is recommended to use public transport or bicycles. A transport service is available for people with disabilities. Terrain maps are available at the entry points and are also available online as PDFs. The entry price is 30 euros regular, 20 euros reduced, 10 euros for children and 40 euros for a plus ticket. Dogs and other pets should stay at home as a precautionary measure.

The temperatures on Saturday will be pleasantly warm at up to 26 degrees, and the weather forecast does not promise any rain. The festival promises to be a place of happy exchange and creative inspiration and is not to be missed. Experience the Hildesheimer Wallungen with us - they show once again what a treasure of cultural diversity lies in our region! Further information can be found directly on the Hildesheimer Wallungen website.