1. Breminals: 200,000 visitors celebrate the cultural festival on the bank of the Weser!

<Ol> <li> Breminals: 200,000 visitors celebrate the cultural festival on the bank of the Weser! </li> </l>

The 37th Breminale on the bank of the Weser in Bremen was a complete success: Around 200,000 people flocked to the city to be part of this free festival. Over five days, visitors were offered a colorful cultural program that brought more than 120 musicians on the stages. The weather played well and ensured a good mood-a welcome contrast to the previous year when only about 160,000 visitors came, which was due to bad weather and the European Football European Championship. According to N-tv reported the restaurateurs of increased sales: Beer served, while food trucks and numerous food stalls took care of the physical well -being.

But the Breminale offers much more than just music and culinary. In addition to concerts, there were art, yoga and dance courses, a ferris wheel and second-hand sales. The integration of inclusion measures is particularly noteworthy. Jonas Gudegast, Sustainability Officer of the festival, said: "This is the first year with a bundle of measures for accessibility." The contingent of accessibility was shown in various initiatives, including a free accompanying service for guests with disabilities in cooperation with the association "Inclusion must be loud" ( Weser-Kurier ).

Inclusion and accessibility

A comprehensive accessibility was particularly important to the organizers. For people in a wheelchair, increased pedestal and wheelchair -safe paths were provided. In addition, visitors were able to receive the audio signal of the stage via an app on their hearing aids, which made access to the appearances considerably easier. A sermon at the entrance provided information about the various offers and the journey. Although the organizers cannot guarantee completely barrier -free terrain, many measures were taken to facilitate the visit.

The motto of the Breminale "Culture for All" was taken particularly seriously this year. The combination of music, art and inclusion is supported by cooperations with various organizations. The live music content was increased compared to the previous year, and new rooms, such as Waldinsel Records with converted loads, were also able to welcome the festival goers.

an experience for the whole family

children under the age of 14 had free admission, and the children's breminals offered creative activities such as screen printing and a second-hand market. In addition, theater performances, art exhibitions and a bicycle flea market were offered. The organizers could not only shine with the musical performances, but also with a varied program for the whole family, which took place in the cultural mile on the Osterdeich ( Oldenburger Online Zeitung ).