Festival in the Garden 2025
The GardenCulture Music Festival 2025 is set to enchant Lower Saxony and Bremen from August 1st to August 30th, with a diverse lineup of concerts taking place in 23 cities and towns across the regions. The festival brochure, filled with information on participating artists, gardens, and accompanying events, is now available at town halls, public locations, and digitally on the festival website.
The festival will kick off with a performance by Sax & Schmalz, a Bremen trio known for their repertoire of tango, rock 'n' roll, swing, and bossa nova, at the Ströhe-Spreddig museum in Hambergen on Friday, August 1st, at 7 pm.
The festival will offer a mix of free and paid performances, with half of the concerts being free to the public. The venues for these events will range from parks and city gardens to castles, mills, museums, farms, and private gardens.
For those who wish to warm up for the opening concert, a cultural walk will be available, with tickets available from Nordwest Ticket. Additionally, the ADFC will lead a bike tour from Bremen-Burg station to the "Mojo Men" concert at Haus am Walde and back.
The GardenCulture Music Festival 2025 will showcase a variety of music genres, including pop, swing, rock, skiffle, jazz, blues, tango, international folk music, samba, klezmer, and bossa nova. It will also feature performances by regional and national artists.
The festival is being hosted by the Municipal Association of Lower Saxony/Bremen e.V. and will take place in various cities and towns, from Großenkneten in the west to Ottersberg in the east, and from Hagen im Bremischen in the north to Asendorf in the south.
For more information and to purchase tickets for paid performances, visit the festival's website or pick up a copy of the brochure at your local town hall or other public locations. Let the music of the GardenCulture Music Festival 2025 transport you this summer!
The brochure for the GardenCulture Music Festival 2025 includes details on a diverse range of accompanying events, including performances in home-and-garden settings. On the opening day, the festival will unfold in the lovely home-and-garden setting of Ströhe-Spreddig museum in Hambergen.
