Large dance sport: Bremen inspires with 1000 dancers in CCB!

Large dance sport: Bremen inspires with 1000 dancers in CCB!

The Dance Sport Festival (DSF) in the Congress Centrum Bremen captivates dancers and spectators alike. Last weekend, more precisely on June 8, 2025, the fifth edition of this renowned event took place, which is now one of the top ten world's largest dance sports events. Around 1,000 dancers from 50 nations took part, including 约 800 pairs and 200 soloists. Malte Domsky, the 2nd chairman of the Grün-Gold Club (GGC), and GGC chairman Jens Steinmann were at the head of the event organization and ensured a smooth process.

like the Weser-Kurier were reported in the foyer of the CCB dance sports clothing and shoes Presented, which caused great enthusiasm among those present. On Saturday, around 1000 people flocked to CCB to marvel at the impressive performances. In the festively decorated Hansesaal there were also four world championships that made the event even more exciting.

challenges and commitment

Despite the success, there were also challenges. The catering for the approximately 200 volunteers was initially insufficient. Buns were quickly out of print, but there were enough cakes and drinks available. Fortunately, replenishment of rolls could be organized promptly, so that the helpers were finally well looked after. The volunteers, including the dancer couple Daniel Dingis and Alessia Allegra Gigli, were of great importance for the smooth running of the event. Daniels and Alessia's commitment shows how important volunteer work is for sport, which is also impressive.

"The festival cost an average six -figure amount and I hope for a black zero," said Malte Domsky. The high costs cover the accommodation of the World Cup participants, judges as well as meals and technology. However, despite these financial challenges, the family atmosphere and the solid organization of the event are a great profit for Bremen dance sport.

success on the dance floor

The balance sheet after three days is impressive: The Bremen starters won several final and medal places, including a world championship title in the Seniors II age group for Tina Zettelmeier and Benjamin Eiermann as well as a European championship title in the Junior Latin category for Luna Maria Albanese and Dimitrii Kalistov. These successes underline the outstanding quality of the Bremen dance sport and the excellent preparation of the dancers.

• Important international results:
  • WDSF World Championship Sen. II S-Latin: 1. Benjamin Eiermann/Tina Zettelmeier
  • WDSF Open Latin Jun. II (42 couples): 1. Yigit Bayraktar/Lukrecija Kuraite
  • Wdsf Jun. II Standard (22 couples): 2. Yigit Bayraktar/Lukrecija Kuraite
  • WDSF International Open Adult Latin (59 couples): 3. Daniel Dingis/Alessia-Allegra Gigli
  • WDSF European Championships Youth Latin (58 couples): 1. Dimitrii Kalistov/Luna Maria Albanese
  • WDSF Rising Stars Latin (46 couples): 3. Demid Anisimov/Giuliana Domingues da Silva

Overall, the Dance Sport Festival not only impressed the dancers, but also the audience, which followed the passionate achievements. Ferdinand Höhnke and his wife, who have been helping for three days, confirm the positive mood and the sense of community that resonated in this event. Inpatient make-up and hairstyle stations for the participants also contributed to the fact that everyone was able to prepare well for their appearance.

With such events, dance sports live in Bremen! The DSF is not only a platform for top performance, but also a place of encounter and exchange that further strengthens the dance community in Bremen.