Kulturpalast Unterwellenborn: action day against depression in Saalfeld!

Kulturpalast Unterwellenborn: action day against depression in Saalfeld!

Saalfeld/Rudolstadt. In Saalfeld, it is bubbling: "Max needs society" is presented, while roads are blocked for broadband expansion and an action day against depression is imminent!

On November 19, the highly expected monograph on the Kulturpalast Unterwellenborn will be published. Under the title "Max needs society", the publication reveals previously unpublished graphics and impressive photos that underline the architectural splendor and the cultural importance of this unique monument. Experts such as the art historian Tobias Kühnel-Koschmieder and the cultural scientist Tobias J. Knoblich have their say in order to shed light on the glamorous past and the urgent need to maintain. The event takes place at 6 p.m. in the historic dining room of the Thuringia clinics-a must for those interested in culture!

traffic chaos through road closures

The city is preparing for traffic disabilities! From November 18 to 22nd, the access to the streets "Am Katzensteig" and "in front of the Heide" will be completely closed daily between 9 a.m. and 12 p.m. and 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. The reason for this is the civil engineering route for the urgently needed broadband expansion of Deutsche Telekom. And that's not all: From November 25th to December 23rd, the street in front of the town hall will be closed to the Christmas market, followed by a further block on January 17 for dismantling the ice rink. Motorists should prepare for diversions!

action day against depression

The "Alliance against Depression Saalfeld-Rudolstadt" is faced with the twelfth day of action, which is aimed at experts and those affected. On November 20 at 8.30 a.m. in the Thuringia Clinics restaurant, depressive diseases will be informed about the serious consequences. Christian Dauskardt and chief physician Thomas Sobanski warn of the high costs for the social systems that arise from incapacity for work and early retirement. Entry is free - a valuable opportunity for everyone who wants to deal with this important topic!