Cultural budget Dinklage 2025: Music school and clubs benefit!

Cultural budget Dinklage 2025: Music school and clubs benefit!

in the tranquil dinklage, a city of around 10,000 inhabitants in Lower Saxony, a significant decision was recently made in relation to the cultural expenditure for 2025. The specialist politicians unanimously spoke out for a cultural budget of exactly 316,280 euros, which corresponds to the level of the previous year. This investment shows a clear commitment to promoting culture in the city, despite the challenging financial framework.

A central point in the household is the grant for the Romberg music school, which will benefit from the funds as the largest individual facility. An amount of 220 euros is made available per Dinklager Schüler, which leads to a total of 132,660 euros for 2025. However, the Council has rejected an increase in these funds in the past because it lacks a sustainable financial concept. In addition, the music school receives a flat -rate support of 50,000 euros to cover the general administrative tasks and 24,120 euros from the district of Vechta. This adds up to 206,780 euros that will be available to the music school in the coming year.

distribution of cultural funds

Culture promotion in Dinklage is not only limited to the music school. A large number of other facilities receive grants from the cultural budget. The library, which is an important part of cultural life, could receive a maximum of 40,000 euros for rents, purchases and personnel costs. The home club also receives a noteworthy support of 26,500 euros. The Clemens-August-Werk, the Kolping Orchestra Dinklage and the Kulturring are also listed in the list of funded institutions and receive 17,000 euros, 10,000 euros and 8,000 euros.

A small but significant post in the budget is the cultural award or honorary office award for which 5,000 euros are planned. However, this prize has not been awarded since 2019, and the city administration will also provide an amount of 3,000 euros for the honor of athletes who have special awards and merits.

This financial support illustrates the importance of the cultural infrastructure in Dinklage and shows that although the financial means are limited, there is a clear plan to offer citizens and especially the younger generations a variety of cultural offers. A comprehensive overview of the city's financial plans in an article on www.om-online.de presented.