Cultural highlight: Afra Kane impresses at the festival in Hagenow!

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The Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania Festival 2025 presents Afra Kane in Hagenow, combining jazz, soul and classical music. A cultural highlight!

Die Festspiele Mecklenburg-Vorpommern 2025 präsentieren Afra Kane in Hagenow, kombiniert Jazz, Soul und Klassik. Ein kulturelles Highlight!
The Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania Festival 2025 presents Afra Kane in Hagenow, combining jazz, soul and classical music. A cultural highlight!

Cultural highlight: Afra Kane impresses at the festival in Hagenow!

Yesterday evening was a special highlight in the event calendar of the Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania Festival: The talented artist Afra Kane performed in the renovated hall of the “Mecki” cultural center in Hagenow. This hall, which was completely renovated in recent years, has been a venue for cultural events for almost 100 years. The event was part of the “Crossroads” series, which was launched by artistic director Ursula Haselböck and already includes two dozen acts at the MV Festival.

Afra Kane comes from northern Italy, but has Nigerian roots. Their versatile musical style, which combines jazz, soul and classical music, captivated visitors. She not only presented her debut at the festival, but also her multifaceted music, which combines elements of African music, classical and pop. Their performance was the start of a three-day celebration of music, as nordkurier.de reports in detail.

A success for the festival

The “Not quite classic” series, which Haselböck launched, offers an exciting mix of musical styles this year. With twenty different acts, including jazz, chanson and electro, there is something for everyone. The first two events in this series have already featured artists such as Emma Rawicz and Büşra Kayıkçı. Well-known names such as Ulrich Tukur and his Rhythm Boys and Stefanie Heinzmann are also part of the colorful program.

Haselböck pays particular attention to the “Young Elite”, an initiative that aims to discover new talent in jazz and offer them a platform. This is not only a benefit for the artists, but also for the audience, who will be surprised with fresh insights into the music scene.

A look at what's happening in the region

While the MV Festival is thriving, there is a vibrant festival scene in the region. From the Immergut Festival in Neustrelitz, which presents indie rock and insider tips, to the largest festival in the north, the Airbeat One in Neustadt-Glewe, where electro and club music are in the foreground, there is something for every musical taste. Other highlights include the 3000° Festival and the Pangea Festival, which combines sport, music and workshops. The large number of these events ensures that there is never a dull moment in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, as auf-nach-mv.de shows.

The Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania Festival and its events are an integral part of the region's cultural landscape. With such a diverse program and a constant search for new talent, the music scene here is kept alive and attracts visitors from near and far.