Culture manager Valerie Reiter remains: Rheinhessen in motion!

Culture manager Valerie Reiter remains: Rheinhessen in motion!

In a significant decision, the Alzey-Worms district committee decided that the position of the Rheinhessische Kulturmanager Valerie Reiter should continue. This decision confirms the importance of cultural networking in the Rheinhessen region and shows the support for sustainable cultural work. Now it is up to the district administration to apply for the necessary funds from funding programs to secure this important position.

The cultural manager Valerie Reiter has had a remarkable influence on the local cultural scene since her take office in January. Their mission is to better network the numerous cultural workers in the region. "We really have a great cultural landscape here, but the power is still missing to network the whole thing," said Reiter at the time. Your goal is to discover common topics and make the treasures of the region visible.

support and projects

The support for Reiter's work comes not only from the district committee, but also from the Alzey-Worms district administrator Heiko Sippel, which underlined the importance of cultural cooperation. Under Reiter's leadership, a wide range of projects and initiatives have already been launched, including a series of events with workshops and lectures that aim to promote the creative potential of the region.

In addition to the ongoing projects, concepts are already being planned for the coming year. A special highlight is dedicated to the Rhine -Hessian author Carl Zuckmayer, which will further promote the cultural identity of the region. The participation in addition to the Alzey-Worms district also includes the Mainz-Bingen district as well as the cities of Mainz and Worms, which illustrates the extensive support and the common interest in cultural development in Rheinhessen.

The entire development shows the relevance and influence of cultural work in Rheinhessen and the efficiency with which riders pursue their vision for the region. Signs that the cultural networking and the promotion of creative projects will remain strong in the future.

For more information on these developments and the planned projects, a look at the detailed reporting .