Culture connects: Lower Austria's highlights in 2025!

Culture connects: Lower Austria's highlights in 2025!

Laimgrubengasse 10, 1060 Wien, Österreich - The regional culture in Lower Austria is blooming in 2025 like never before. This was emphasized by Governor Johanna Mikl-Leitner, who emphasizes how important personal encounters and real experiences are for the community. With a variety of events ranging from concerts to theater performances to exhibitions, the Kultur.Region.Rocken Austria achieves more than 10 million people. "Regional culture is the heart of every cultural land," says Kult.Region. Lower Austria Managing Director Martin Lammerhuber. The highlights include events such as the days of music schools that take place on May 9 and 10, 2025, as well as the Lower Austrian Museum Day and numerous festivals that bring the region to life.

cultural initiatives and grants

The commitment in the Lower Austrian cultural scene also shows the list of diverse cultural projects, which are funded with a total of over 4 million euros. This includes impressive initiatives such as the "KulturParcours Lasseer Kunstenuss", which is supported with almost 2,000 euros, as well as the "Cultural Summer Program" in Mannersdorf, which is funded for 3,000 euros. The association "Das Kulturquadrat" in Mödling also receives 18,955 euros for its annual program, which illustrates the wide range of artistic and cultural offers in the region. The support of these projects is not only important for the artists, but also contributes to the enrichment of cultural life in the individual communities, as is documented by the detailed funding numbers of noe.gv.at

The initiative also includes promoting music schools that play a crucial role in cultural education. With 121 music schools and over 62,000 music students in Lower Austria, the foundation for a lively cultural future is laid. These committed educational offers not only promote the musical offspring, but also the choral scene celebrates its 20th anniversary with two important choirests in 2025, a further evidence of the vitality of regional culture, such as ots.at reported.