Culture highlights 2025: Lower Austria celebrates with a colorful program!

Culture highlights 2025: Lower Austria celebrates with a colorful program!

In the St. Leopoldsaal in the Lower Austrian country house, the exciting program of the "Kultur.Region.niederösterösterreich" was presented for the coming year on March 6, 2025. Governor Johanna Mikl-Leitner emphasized the lively importance of culture for the region and explained: "Culture lives noticeable and tangible in all of Lower Austria." Appearance for cultural workers and decision -makers learned from a versatile cultural year 2025, which has numerous highlights. From the days of open music and art schools on May 9th and 10th to the folk cultural festival "Equipment" in St. Valentin, which takes place from April 30 to May 4, the year promises many creative and connecting events.

st. Pölten as the state cultural capital 2024

st. Despite the disappointment of not being voted “European Capital of Culture in 2024”, Pölten has a positive perspective: the city was appointed “State Capital Capital 2024”. Mayor Matthias Stadler and Governor Johanna Mikl-Leitner agreed that the decision is an incentive to further expand the cultural dynamics. Mikl-Leitner said that the past preparations and projects have already created remarkable ideas that can now be built up. The disappointment of the EU Jury decision is converted into new ambition to develop an outstanding program for St. Pölten.

The reign as the state cultural capital and the large number of events in 2025 are symbolic of a new era of cultural development in Lower Austria. These two developments, according to noe.gv.at , clearly show that the state capital looks into the future and would like to continue the dynamics of the past few years.

For more information about the upcoming cultural events in Lower Austria, a look at the website Kulturregionnoe.at .