Music and Carnival: Erding Honors Local Cultural Trailblazers
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District Administrator Martin Bayerstorfer presented the district’s cultural and environmental awards at the festively decorated gymnasium of the Anne Frank High School
The district’s culture prize was awarded to two stellar local names: musician Regina Maier and the Dorfen carnaval society. The award ceremony took place Friday evening in the festively decorated newest gymnasium of the Anne Frank High School in Erding.
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## Local Heroes Honored at Erding Culture Ceremony
**Interviewer:** Good evening, and welcome. We’re here tonight at the Anne Frank High School gymnasium, where the district’s cultural awards were just presented. This event recognised individuals and organisations making waves in the cultural landscape of Erding. Joining us now to share her thoughts on this special evening is [Guest Name], who attended the ceremony.
Welcome!
**Guest:** It was a wonderful night to celebrate the vibrant spirit of Erding!
**Interviewer:** Absolutely. We saw District Administrator Martin Bayerstorfer present awards to some incredible individuals. Can you tell us about some of the highlights?
**Guest:** It was truly inspiring. This year’s Culture Prize went to two fantastic recipients: Regina Maier, a truly gifted musician, and the Dorfen carnaval society, who bring so much laughter and joy to our community.
**Interviewer:** Regina Maier and the Dorfen carnaval society, two very different styles of cultural expression but both deeply important to Erding.
**Guest:** Precisely! They both represent the rich diversity of our cultural scene. Regina’s music is both powerful and moving, and the carnaval society brings people together in a unique and joyful way. Seeing them both honored tonight really showcased the breadth of talent we have here.
**Interviewer:** What did you think of the overall atmosphere of the ceremony?
**Guest:** It was a truly special event. The gymnasium was beautifully decorated, and there was such a sense of warmth and excitement in the air.
**Interviewer:** Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts with us tonight.
**Guest:** It was my pleasure.
