Circus feeling for children: CircusGlück brings art to Neersdorf

Circus feeling for children: CircusGlück brings art to Neersdorf

in Neersdorf, a municipality in the Oberpullendorf district, there are exciting news for all young adventurers and creative minds. The CircusGlück cultural initiative has announced its plans to offer a unique artistic project that will invite children and young people from the region to explore the world of art and theater. After many years in the northwestern Waldviertel, the team moves to the Burgenland cultural landscape. It is a return "home", as the principal Barbara Rosenberger emphasizes.

In the heart of the project there is an impressive nostalgic circus tent with an impressive length of 28 meters. This tent is not only used as a theater stage, but also as a work and training room. In addition, various cozy circus cars are set up, which enable young guests a real feeling of circus life. So the participants can linger in the tent overnight and immerse themselves in the magical atmosphere.

creative workshops and projects for children

From the end of April to the end of September, numerous exciting offers are planned. The young participants can take part in daily programs with theater workshops or get involved in artistic disciplines on multi -day project days. A special highlight will be the theater and circus project, which is intended for children from the age of eight and is already looking back on great popularity.

In addition, the young artists will have the opportunity to take part in various workshops in the areas of theater, artistics, pantomime and even figure construction. Schools and kindergartens are invited to come to a day trip to the circus happiness or to take part in longer workshops and thus enjoy the creative space.

an important step for the region

This initiative represents a valuable contribution to the cultural scene in Burgenland. Barbara Rosenberger emphasizes that the circus-luck team not only addresses local children, but also wants to work with facilities that support disadvantaged young people. "We want to offer a lively art and cultural area that promotes imagination and creativity," she explains.

The project occupies an important gap in the educational landscape and offers children and young people the opportunity to express themselves artistically and to discover new things. At a time when creative offers are often neglected, Circus happiness is an encouraging opportunity to integrate these important elements into everyday life.

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