Large street art festival: Greifswalder Zirculum on July 26th!

Large street art festival: Greifswalder Zirculum on July 26th!

Greifswald, Deutschland - in Greifswald it will be colorful and diverse on July 26th. As the Ostsee-Zeitung reports, the fourth Greifswalder circular is at the door-a street art festival that will inspire small and large with first-class variety artists. Admission is free, so everyone has the opportunity to look forward to international talents from Italy, Chile, South Korea, Brazil and Germany. Soap bubbles and other tricks are presented on five different venues in the city.

The opening of the festival begins at 10 a.m., followed by short shows between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. before the grand finale takes place at 4.30 p.m. The forecourt of the Marienkirche, the Brüggstrasse, the Westend, the Sparkasse on the market and the forecourt of the Pomeranian State Museum - it will laugh, be amazed and applauded everywhere, while the artists perform their tricks.

diverse events in Greifswald

But not only the circulatory brings life to the city. The event portal of Greifswald informs about numerous events. On July 19, Andreas Schirneck will give a solo concert in the Kitesafe Beach Bar in Loissin, in which folk rock classics and his own songs are on the program-admission is also free. In addition, the Kieck Theater invites you to the church of Lubmin on July 23 to present a staging of the fairytale poem "Ruslan and Ludmilla" by Alexander Puschkin especially for adults.

Another highlight will be the “Tenöre4you” concert on July 21st in the Evangelical Church of St. Jacobi. Tickets for this are available in advance and promise an evening full of musical highlights. If you are interested in local mattresses, it is worth taking a look at the cultural-historical activities of the area, which Greifswald referred to as the secret cultural capital of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. From classic concerts to modern exhibitions, there is something for everyone.

Current developments in the city

A traffic accident on July 10, in which a van collided with a regular bus was not very gratifying. Fortunately, property damage of around 40,000 euros remained, the drivers were not injured. Another incident on the L 261 on July 13th ended less lightly for a Porsche driver-he lost control and had to expect minor injuries and property damage of around 225,000 euros. In the past few weeks there have also been several residents' meetings and festivals that activate community life and contribute to the stability of the region.

Overall, Greifswald offers a colorful mix of events and a positive development in the infrastructure. The coming weeks promise a lot of entertainment and exciting experiences for locals and visitors alike. If you want to enjoy the diverse culture and the living city life, you have plenty of opportunity.