Retz is appointed the most cultural -friendly community in the Hollabrunn district

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Von: WOM

The city of Retz recently received the award as the most cultural -friendly community in the Hollabrunn district. This award was awarded on October 22nd as part of an initiative of the Kultur.Region.REISTERÖSUND. At this event, a total of 20 communities were recognized for their commitment to cultural development. The governor Johanna Mikl-Leitner personally congratulated her congratulations to the city, which was able to prevail against numerous competitors.

proud of this honor not only the mayor Stefan Lang, but also the City Councilor, who admits that he "underestimated the time spent". This statement illustrates how intensively and conscientiously was working on cultural support in Retz, which ultimately led to this award. The initiative pursues the goal of strengthening and promoting cultural awareness and activities in the communities.

The meaning of the award

The predicate "most cultural -friendly community" is more than just one it stands for recognition of cultural commitment and the creation of a lively cultural environment. For Retz, this also means that the city can act as a model for other communities. The award could also lead to more attention to the cultural events and offers in the city, which benefits both the citizens and the visitors.

  • The award refers to the cultural offers and activities of the community.
  • Honorization helps to strengthen the cultural life on site.
  • The initiative includes several communities, which promotes a comparison and exchange with each other.

The communities that were not taken into account in this competition can learn from this award and stimulate their own cultural programs by considering improving their offers. The measure could initiate a positive competition that could be beneficial in the entire region.

The positive effects of this initiative are already noticeable. When other cities and municipalities see Retz's success in building a living cultural life, this may also promote their own commitment. It will be interesting to see how the cultural landscape in the district will develop in the coming years.