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Landing strip for country enthusiasts @Meda Mittelherwigsdorf
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The Kulturfabrik Meda in Mittelherwigsdorf, together with the Raumpionieren Oberlausitz, invites you and opens its doors to everyone who wants to escape big city life, has recently moved to the region or wants to rediscover the good life here after returning to the country.
The Meda is not only one of the oldest residential projects in Upper Lusatia, but also a living example of a socio-cultural center in the countryside. This project shows how deeply rooted and effective community life can be in the region. The organizers are therefore particularly pleased that many people from the region want to support the event and share their diverse experiences.
Inspiration and exchange
The program on September 14th offers exciting insights and hands-on activities. Together with task force project manager Franziska Kusche, the participants go on a bike tour to a community farm project on Lake Olbersdorf. On the Spitzberg there is the opportunity to explore the border triangle Thomas Pilz Grit Lemke, to understand East Germany in a completely new way. decentralized workshop offers the opportunity to find out more about setting up your own housing project in Upper Lusatia.
The “ space pioneers ” will tell their stories of arrival – authentically and first-hand. introduces the fascinating world of the Sorbs with her film “ Our name is Hanka
The film "Our name is Hanka" provides intimate insights into a fascinating and lively culture - documentary filmmaker Grit Lemke explains the background
All participants who come from outside Upper Lusatia have the chance to win a weekend at Meda Mittelherwigsdorf.
Program overview:
- 12:00 p.m.: Arrival and welcome
- 1:00 p.m.: Official start of the event
- 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.: Time for exchange over coffee and cake
- are discussed with the dedicated ENO project managers Franziska Kusche and Anja Nixdorf-Munkwitz
- 6:00 p.m.: Raffle
- 6:30 p.m.: Dinner together
- 7:30 p.m.: Film screening by Grit Lemke: “We call her Hanka”
The detailed program can be found here.
Participation as well as food and drink are free thanks to the sponsors (logos see below) of the event. One
The organizers are looking forward to experiencing an inspiring day together with the participants!
Warm greetings - from Arielle & Jan (the space pioneers ) and many others
All information about how to get there, including a map of the train station within walking distance and parking options, can be found here Carpools can be formed. Offers and requests can be entered directly.
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