Cultural summer festival 2023: Experience creative variety for all generations

The cultural summer festival also presented its colorful and creative program this season, which attracted numerous visitors. In Schöneberg, the city's cultural diversity forms in an impressive event where the community comes together to celebrate art, music and creative ideas.

This year a large number of institutions were involved in the festival. These include the Leo Kestenberg Music School, the Volkshochschule and the Youth Art School. These facilities offered the guests the opportunity to dive deeply into the world of creativity, be it through musical performances or through educational offers.

diverse offers for all ages

Visitors had the opportunity to take part in trial courses that were accessible without registration. This spoke not only children, but also adults who were looking for new hobbies and interests. The creative workshops offered a platform to discover the artistic skills and share them with like-minded people. Live concerts that ranged from pop to swing provided a lively atmosphere and invited to swing the leg.

A highlight of the festival was the illustration machine Illumat, which allowed the participants to convert their wishes and ideas into lively illustrations. This interactive way to capture your own daydreams inspired not only children, but also the adults who liked to be carried away into the world of imagination.

The event not only enabled the participation in creative activities, but also offered a musical experience. In the library, there were quiet instruments that aroused the curiosity of the visitors and invited them to actively make music themselves.

The photographer Bob Jones was also on site to create unique portraits with his hiking camera. This perspective on the event ensured that the memories of the festival were recorded in the form of artistic pictures. The beat boxing artists of The Razzzones fascinated the audience with their creative voice techniques, which showed how impressive tones and rhythms can be created with mere voices.