Art from here: Regional painters inspire at the 2025 coin festival!

Art from here: Regional painters inspire at the 2025 coin festival!

The anticipation in Gadebusch is increasing: From 4th to July 6, 2025, the city becomes the scene of the Great Mint Festival, which is organized as part of the celebrations for the 800th anniversary of Gadebusch. Historical is offered, as is a pinch of creativity when local artists exhibit their works in the old fire brigade.

The gallery in the old fire brigade will open its doors during the coin festival and present an exciting exhibition under the motto "Art from here". Works by seven talented artists can be seen: Margrit Hintsche from Gadebusch, Carla Schiller from Groß Eichsen, Birgit Franz from Hundorf, Anke Ortlieb from Rehna, Barbara Trame from Lübeck, Karin Wagner from Schwerin and Andreas Frenzel from Meetzen. Visitors can look forward to a varied selection of portraits, still lifes and settings. The exhibition is open on Saturday, July 5, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and on Sunday, July 6th, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. [Nordkurier reports that] (https://www.nordkurier.de/regional/nordwestmecklenburg/kunst-hier-malerinnen-der-zeig-ihre-in-te-Feuerwehr-3727138) The exhibition is an excellent opportunity to discover the creativity from the region.

800 years Gadebusch

The coin festival is only a highlight as part of an entire festival week, which will be celebrated from June 27 to July 6, 2025 for the 800th anniversary. Gadebusch, first mentioned in 1225 and thus one of the oldest cities in Mecklenburg, has come up with a lot to celebrate this special event. Mayor Arne Schlien calls all citizens, clubs, companies and institutions for active participation. The aim was to organize a variety of activities that underline not only the anniversary, but also the community spirit. Gadebusch.de describes The special events that make the tradition of the city alive.

The upcoming highlights include the Gadebuscher Musiknacht on June 27, an anniversary concert on June 28th and the "fabulous" family day on June 29. A senior citizens' day and various concerts, including a glass harp concert, also take place during the festival week. On July 4th it really starts with the coin festival. Here visitors can look forward to a parade in the old town from 2 p.m. Culture NWM leads from that the celebrations around the festival will have many different facets.

parking and exhibitions

However, visitors should be patient when traveling, since several streets and parking spaces are blocked due to the festivities. Alternative parking facilities can be found on the former fairground at the district building station and on the triangular area on the B104.

Gadebusch is ready to celebrate the 800 years. The variety of offers promises a colorful and lively festival for young and old!