Fulda rocks: 20,000 guests celebrate the end of Kultur.sfindt.stadt!

Fulda rocks: 20,000 guests celebrate the end of Kultur.sfindt.stadt!

Fulda, Deutschland - The Open Air Festival "Kultur.sfindt.stadt" in Fulda celebrated on June 24, 2025 with a colorful degree. Concerts of the two popular acts Berq and Sophia moved a total of 20,000 guests to the historical museum courtyard, which was undoubtedly the focus of cultural events this weekend. According to Fuldaer Zeitung was consistently positive over the entire festival, which is above all on the good weather and the enthusiastic artists were due. Wolfgang Wortmann from the Kulturzentrum Kreuz was very satisfied with the course of the event.

With a large capacity of 2000 standing and 900 seats, the museum courtyard offers an ideal ambience that invites you to linger. The event period of the festival ranged from May 25 to June 22, 2025 and offered a variety of program items that ranged from pop, rock and indie to humorous cabaret and regional artists. Regional talents came here as well as larger names from the music scene. Planning is already underway for 2026, whereby the exact date after the Hessentag is determined, reports the website of Kultur.. City.

Highlight of the final concerts

on Saturday evening Berq appeared in front of 2000 fans, the museum courtyard was sold out. Sunday was all about Sophia, who attracted 1400 listeners, including many young girls. A special moment was when Sophia brought a ten -year -old girl named Elena on stage to sing together - an experience that the young audience inspired. Sophia delivered hits like "never alone", "rain", "roségold" and "like a girl" who encouraged the masses to sing along

A small drop of bitterness was the children's event, which had to be moved to the cross in Horas due to the small number of participants (only 200 young fans). Nevertheless, the response to the entire event remains overwhelming, with the guests' catchment area extended over more than 100 kilometers. The planning of the festival for the coming year already promises high expectations and curiosity to the next chapter of "Kultur.Stindtstadt".