Cultural diversity in Knittelfeld: Exciting program for spring and summer

Cultural diversity in Knittelfeld: Exciting program for spring and summer

In Knittelfeld, spring and summer 2024 will be celebrated with an exciting cultural program. The city shines with a diverse offering, which has already attracted over 50,000 visitors to 211 events in the cultural hall in the past. An exciting outlook for the coming year shows that there is great anticipation for further events.

The musical highlights include several concerts, ranging from well-known artists such as Thorsteinn Einarsson and Anna-Sophie on March 28th, to the Manuel Randi Trio on May 17th, to Pagger Buam and Ligist 3 on June 12th. These events promise a varied listening experience between January and June.

Cabaret and theater

Cabaret fans can look forward to a varied program. Gernot Kulis, a sought-after entertainer, will ensure a good atmosphere on March 8th, while Manuel Rubey and Ermi-Grandma will also make their contribution. Simon Kosch will be entertaining on May 8th. This comprehensive offer is supplemented by choir concerts, classical music and a cultural trip to Salzburg for the performance of “Everyman”, although the exact dates have yet to be determined.

The anticipation for autumn and winter 2025 is already palpable, with outstanding performances from the Comedy Shepherds, the Nockis and the magic of Mellow taking the stage. A preview of future events makes it clear that the cultural center in Knittelfeld remains an important contact point for those interested in art and culture.

Colorful mix of art and entertainment

Another exciting element of the program are the exhibitions in the gallery in the Forum Rathaus. This year four artists are exhibiting their works, including Gottfried Würcher, the Nockis' best-known singer. These arts-filled events aim to further promote local culture and inspire people.

A very special event will take place on June 14th: “Creative City”. Here the main square of Knittelfeld becomes a lively stage where art, music and creativity are the focus. The program also includes the popular “Mio-Mice Meeting U4”, which has already been celebrated five times in the first half of the year and includes a child-friendly offer.

A highlight that many look back on is the return of the play “Play me the Song of Knittelfeld”, which was very well received during the 800th anniversary year. The high demand led to two additional dates, which will take place on April 2nd and 9th. Such events make the culture in Knittelfeld particularly attractive and promise exciting experiences.

The cultural events in Knittelfeld are national examples of the popularity of live entertainment and art in general. Whether concerts, cabaret or theater – there is something for everyone here. A detailed overview and further information is provided the report on www.meinkreis.at.