Free cultural fun: anniversary campaign attracts to Bremen!

Free cultural fun: anniversary campaign attracts to Bremen!

On July 6, 2025, the cultural friends in Bremen can expect a very special event: the entry to ten important museums and knowledge in the city will be free on this day. This remarkable campaign takes place as part of the Sparkassen anniversary, which is celebrating the 200-year history of Sparkasse Bremen this year. "Make culture tangible for everyone" - this is the goal of this initiative, which enables the Bremern and their visitors to discover the diverse cultural treasures of the city in a new way. Among the participating institutions include the Kunsthalle and the Übersee Museum, which are open to visitors that day.

The Sparkasse Bremen, committed to the common good since 1825, has established itself as a reliable partner for social projects as well as for art and culture in the past two centuries. This anniversary campaign is a continuation of the already existing initiative "Free entry", which has been able to visit museums without admission for years. The offer for the delight of all generations applies to the anniversary year.

a day for the whole family

Visitors are cordially invited to explore the museums alone, with friends or family. The individual opening times can be viewed on the respective websites of the museums. This guarantees that there is something for every taste. If you want to visit the Botanika in Bremen, you will find more information on your website, which offers a detailed overview of the offer, including opening times and special program items.

This initiative is not only a highlight, but also a symbol for the constant further development of cultural promotion in Germany. In the context of comprehensive programs, such as the Federal Cultural Foundation program, "the day after tomorrow", which runs until 2027 and supports up to 50 cultural institutions, shows how important the exchange and networking within the cultural scene are. Such programs not only offer financial support, but also advisory and networking offers in order to further expand the cultural infrastructure in cities. This means not only Bremen, but also other cities well advised to actively participate in such initiatives.

commitment to the future

The other funding opportunities that are available for cultural actors in cities and municipalities are also particularly exciting: inside, such as the "local" program for culture and commitment. With funding of up to 240,000 euros over four years, innovative projects in contemporary art production and cultural mediation can be realized. National cultural institutions also benefit from funding that aims at renovation and modernization measures to ensure that the cultural infrastructure continues to meet the needs of society in the future.

The offer is rounded off by the “cultural pass”, which is intended to help young people in particular to discover the diversity of German culture. This program shows that cultural promotion begins in all age groups and thus makes an important contribution to cultural participation.

In any case, the Bremen and all those interested in culture should paint red July 6, 2025 in the calendar. It will be a day on which the doors are opened to many exciting worlds and the culture can be experienced carefree.