New momentum for Bützow: Christin Ziebarth takes over neighborhood management!

New momentum for Bützow: Christin Ziebarth takes over neighborhood management!

In Bützow something is happening! On July 22, 2025, the new district manager, Christin Ziebarth, was officially presented. After 16 years in Hamburg, she decided to return to her homeland in Hamburg to actively contribute to the city in her new role. She accepts Mira Dieckmann's successor, who gave up her position to emigrate. Ziebarth brings a breath of fresh air and a clear plan: to promote networking among the local business people and to make the “Kaffee & Jam” meeting place - Kama for short - better known in Langen Strasse. NDR reports that…

The position as a neighborhood manager is initially limited to one year, but includes the option for extension. This gives Ziebarth the opportunity to develop a sustainable strategy and to strengthen the community, which is all the more important in the current time.

The Kama meeting place: a place of possibilities

The meeting place "Kaffee & Jam", which is part of the state program "Re-Start-based inner cities M-V", has established itself as a central point of contact. Funded by the state of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, the project is committed to testing local products and café offers. Ziebarth wants to continue this concept and expand the offer. The regional shop offers products from the region, and the café spoils the guests with coffee and homemade cakes from partner companies. Kama reports that ...

A special highlight: from May 1, 2025, the neighborhood management will take over the former Café rooms of Kama. These should not only be used for gastronomy, but also for events, workshops and creative activities. The goal: to create a “third place” that opens every Wednesday and Thursday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. to promote encounters and cooking together.

a look ahead

With Ziebarth at the top, the networking and the revival of the city center of Bützow will surely receive a thrust. Interested parties are invited to present their ideas and concerns. Whether a visit to the new “third place” or through direct contact via email and telephone-the possibilities of actively participating in urban design are diverse. Bützow not only has a new neighborhood manager, but also fresh courage and creative impulses for urban development!