1. Klosterfestival in Rehna: A festival for young and old on July 19 and 20 July!

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On the weekend of July 19 to 2025, it is again called "Moin Hello Hola Salut" in the historic Rehna monastery. The 14th monastery festival invites visitors to immerse themselves in the diverse cultural landscape. For the first time in the role of the organizer, the city of Rehna annoys and gets a varied program onto the feet that appeals to all generations, as already [Ostsee-Zeitung] (https://www.ostsee-zeitung.de/lokales/nordwestmecklenburg/grevesmüehlen/klosterfestival-am-und-20-juli-in-rehna program-prices-parkplaetze-4p2f5jbpnbzsbzsbzsbzsbzsbzkinmnha.html) reports.

The festival has a long tradition - 28 years ago it was launched by the monastery association. A lot has happened since then. Artisans from the region present their work on the church square: from blacksmith and woodwork to ceramics and textiles to felt matters and natural cosmetics. You get good business if you want to take a souvenir home!

cultural diversity

One of the highlights of the festival is the music program. The Berlin ensemble "Sistanagila" performs on Saturday evening at 4 p.m. and brings folkloric and religious melodies, while the Franco-German duo "Soleil Vert" creates a mood with chansons at 6 p.m. At 7 p.m. it will be church: Christoph D. Minke makes the nun garden sound with his organ play. The band "Satolstelamanderfanz" will also be on stage several times and will get the legs in motion with folk songs and dance music.

A colorful children's program in the "children's country" awaits the little visitors. Here you can take part in handicraft demonstrations, draw manner and design creative mosaics. Gaukler Max & Moritz also ensure entertainment with juggling and acrobatics.

insights into art and literature

Culture is by no means neglected in the monastery festival. In addition to the musical performances, there will also be a reading by the author Marica Bodrožić, who reads from her book "Das Heart Floret" on Saturday at 3 p.m. At the exhibitions, among other things, the art project "Good Morning, World" with photographs of contemporary artists is presented, while Rehnaer pupils: Interior exhibition posters to countries in the world.

The small hands will also be able to immerse themselves in the Japanese culture at the Bonsai exhibition. And shouldn't the weather play along, don't worry - many events take place inside!

practical information

As far as the meal is concerned, there is something for every taste: from hearty food to pizza and falafel to crepes and homemade cakes. So you can fortify yourself during the festival and enjoy the cheerful hours carefree.

The ticket prices are fair: a day ticket costs 10 euros (reduced 8 euros), while the weekend ticket is available for 15 euros (reduced 12 euros). Tickets can be purchased on site in the monastery and city information in Rehna as well as in various book stores in the area and online in the event tim-ticket shop. Admission begins on Saturday at 11 a.m. and on Sunday at 10 a.m. Parking is sufficiently available, including at a free parking space from Gadebusch.

The 14th monastery festival promises to become an unforgettable experience - whether for the whole family or for those interested in culture. Further information is available directly on the website of the Kloster Rehna.