Hanau. You can get in the mood for the weekend as early as Thursday, September 12th. For the last time this summer, the “Abendgold” festival will be held on the Old Town Market. This time, Marc Merges and his “haute volee” will provide musical entertainment between palm trees and with culinary delights from the surrounding restaurants. Federweißer and cider will be the focus of the festival of the same name from Friday to Sunday with lots of music in the Drahtesel Lounge in the Radwerk Klein-Auheim.
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Literature lovers will get their money’s worth starting Friday, when Mayor Dr. Maximilian Bieri opens the traditional “Hanau reads a book” event with the writer Fatma Aydemir. At an unusual location, the articulated bus hall of the Hanau tram on Daimlerstrasse, the author will present her family novel “Dschinns” at 7 p.m. There will be appropriate music and various sweets. Anyone who would like to attend the event is asked to register in advance by email to [email protected]. After the opening event, various people will read from the book in 60 sometimes unusual locations over the following week. The detailed program can be found at www.kulturforum-hanau.de im Internet.
“Wirtschaft im Hof”: BAP tribute band plays
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It is also worth visiting the city center on Saturday for shopping, strolling and enjoying yourself. The HMG is providing a pleasant atmosphere with the “Music for You” series. From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., “Sabho” will be playing at Freiheitsplatz, “Trio Dolce” on Hammerstrasse and “Reverend Schulzz” on Rosenstrasse. You can end the day with music in the Fronhof of the Old Chancellery on Schloßplatz. Here, in the “Wirtschaft im Hof”, the “BAP Tribute Band” will be performing. On Thursday, the popular pub quiz will be held here to mark the re-start after the company holidays. The focus will then be on the 100th anniversary of Hanau’s Mainhafen.
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Anyone who is in town on Saturday should definitely plan a visit to the Walloon-Dutch Church. There, the Hanau Democracy Workshops will be organizing “Democracy Day” with various workshops and activities from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Songs by Coldplay and Ed Sheeran
Saturday evening is romantic and sonorous in Congress Park, where people are invited to the “Candle Night“. In the light of thousands of LED candles, a string quartet will perform songs by Coldplay and Ed Sheeran. Music and art in an unusual location can be found on Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon at Hanau’s main cemetery. The well-known comic artist Rautie will present his works on love, life and death. The opening on Saturday at 7 p.m. will be accompanied by “Reverend Schulzz” with folk, blues and swing melodies.
Things are likely to be quite lively nearby in the Freigerichtviertel, where the traditional district festival is being celebrated on Saturday. From 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. there will be music, activities for young and old, and international delicacies. If you want to keep partying, you shouldn’t miss the summer festival at the Hanau animal shelter on Sunday, where there will be music, food, information, and a flea market, among other things.
“Literary Autumn Walk”
If you want to take it easy on Sunday, you can sign up for a “Literary Autumn Walk” through the park of Philippsruhe Castle. With poems and verses by famous authors, you can experience the park from a very special perspective. In Wilhelmsbad State Park, on the other hand, volunteer work is the focus on Saturday. This is where the Hanau Volunteer Days start. There are various activities you can volunteer to do and do something for the community. From repair work to sorting clothes, a wide variety of activities are presented. Details can be found in the city’s events calendar.
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Of course, the amphitheater program is also continuing. The “Kidsköpfe im Park” event on Friday is already sold out. There are also only a few remaining tickets available at the box office for Dieter Bohlen’s concert on Saturday under the motto “40 years of Modern Talking.” Advance tickets are still available for “Symphonie Rock in Concert” with the Neue Philharmonie Frankfurt on Sunday.
The complete overview of all events, registration options and tickets can be found at www.hanau.de in the city’s event calendar. Here and at www.hanau-erleben.de You can also download an annual planner with all the offers of the HMG event series “Hanau for You”. The series is sponsored by the Sparkasse Hanau, the Stadtwerke Hanau, Fritz-Getränke Hanau and with funds from the Hessian state funding program “Zukunft Innenstadt”.
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Hanau: A City of Festivals, Culture, and Community
Hanau, a charming city located in the state of Hesse, Germany, is known for its rich history, cultural heritage, and vibrant community. From festivals and cultural events to community activities and volunteer opportunities, Hanau has something to offer for everyone.
Upcoming Events in Hanau
If you’re planning a visit to Hanau in the near future, you’re in luck! The city is hosting a range of exciting events and festivals that are sure to delight visitors of all ages.
Abendgold Festival: On Thursday, September 12th, the Abendgold Festival will be held on the Old Town Market, featuring musical entertainment by Marc Merges and his “haute volee” along with culinary delights from surrounding restaurants.
Hanau Reads a Book: Starting Friday, September 13th, the traditional “Hanau reads a book” event will take place, featuring author Fatma Aydemir presenting her family novel “Dschinns” at the articulated bus hall of the Hanau tram on Daimlerstrasse.
Wirtschaft im Hof: On Saturday, the “Wirtschaft im Hof” will feature a BAP tribute band performing in the Fronhof of the Old Chancellery on Schloßplatz.
Democracy Day: The Hanau Democracy Workshops will organize “Democracy Day” with various workshops and activities at the Walloon-Dutch Church on Saturday.
Candle Night: On Saturday evening, Congress Park will host a romantic and sonorous “Candle Night” featuring a string quartet performing songs by Coldplay and Ed Sheeran.
Literary Autumn Walk: On Sunday, take a stroll through the park of Philippsruhe Castle and experience the park from a unique perspective with poems and verses by famous authors.
Other Attractions and Activities
In addition to the above-mentioned events, Hanau offers a range of attractions and activities that are worth exploring. These include:
Meeting and Event Spaces: Hanau has a range of meeting and event spaces, including the Aux Comtes de Hanau, which offers meeting space and convention information [[2]].
Event Calendar: The city’s event calendar is always packed with exciting events, including concerts, festivals, and community activities [[3]].
* Volunteer Opportunities: Hanau offers various volunteer opportunities, including the Hanau Volunteer Days, which start on Saturday in Wilhelmsbad State Park [[3]].
Conclusion
Hanau is a city that has something for everyone. From festivals and cultural events to community activities and volunteer opportunities, Hanau is a city that is full of life and spirit. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, Hanau has a way of making you feel welcome and engaged. So, come and experience Han
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Hanau: A City of Festivals, Culture, and Community
Hanau, a city in Germany, is known for its vibrant cultural scene, rich history, and exciting festivals. As the summer season comes to a close, Hanau is gearing up for a weekend of music, literature, and community events that showcase the city’s unique character.
Abendgold Festival
The Abendgold festival, held on the Old Town Market, marks the last summer festival of the season. On Thursday, September 12th, Marc Merges and his “haute volee” will provide musical entertainment amidst palm trees and culinary delights from surrounding restaurants. From Friday to Sunday, Federweißer and cider will be the focus of the festival, accompanied by lively music at the Drahtesel Lounge in Radwerk Klein-Auheim.
Literature Lovers’ Delight
Literature enthusiasts will have a treat starting Friday, as Mayor Dr. Maximilian Bieri opens the traditional “Hanau reads a book” event with writer Fatma Aydemir. The event will take place at the articulated bus hall of the Hanau tram on Daimlerstrasse, where Aydemir will present her family novel “Dschinns” at 7 p.m. The event will feature music and various sweets, and registration can be done in advance by email to [email protected]. Throughout the week, various people will read from the book at 60 unusual locations, with the detailed program available at www.kulturforum-hanau.de.
Music and Community
On Saturday, the city center will come alive with music and shopping. The HMG will provide a pleasant atmosphere with the “Music for You” series, featuring “Sabho” at Freiheitsplatz, “Trio Dolce” on Hammerstrasse, and “Reverend Schulzz” on Rosenstrasse. In the evening, the “BAP Tribute Band” will perform at the Fronhof of the Old Chancellery on Schloßplatz.
Democracy Day and More
On Saturday, the Hanau Democracy Workshops will organize “Democracy Day” at the Walloon-Dutch Church, featuring various workshops
