Lauf Rocks: Bernd Weller and Nicolas Schmidt celebrate home in the PZ cultural area

Lauf Rocks: Bernd Weller and Nicolas Schmidt celebrate home in the PZ cultural area

In Lauf, Bernd Weller and Nicolas Schmidt are known far beyond the limits of the city. They have been in the limelight musically for more than three decades, including their band "Red House". Every year they celebrate another highlight at the Laufer Altstadtfest when you tune the running song together with thousands of enthusiastic fans and thus perform a hymn to the city.

On October 18 at 7:30 p.m., you invite you to the second edition of your "night salon" in the PZ Kulturraum, located at Nürnberger Straße 19. The event promises an exciting program that offers a colorful mix: from political conversations to captivating stories and interviews to poetry slam, humor and music. You can look forward to multi-layered public interactions and cheerful Schabernack, reports .

Special guests and ticking information

The event is enriched by top-class guests, including the integration consultant Servet Mimaroglu and FW member of the state parliament Felix Locke. These guests bring additional perspectives and topics to the action that will surely captivate the audience. There are tickets in the PZ service center for interested parties-accessible by phone at 09123/175150.

The idea behind the "night salon" is to create a forum for exchange and entertainment in which the different facets of the Laufer city life are illuminated. The creative mix ensures that both humorous and serious content is addressed, which makes the event a highlight for the local community.

The exciting evening will not only be about the personalities of the guests, but also about the diverse topics that move the city. Closed is created a room in which visitors can actively get involved and get into conversation. This type of interaction promotes the sense of community and offers those present the opportunity to exchange ideas in a relaxed atmosphere.

With their "night salon", Weller and Schmidt want to create a place of encounter where everyone can participate. An event that makes the city's pulse noticeable and is an important experience for people in Lauf.