Big crowd: bluntly in Fulda opens creative workshop!

Big crowd: bluntly in Fulda opens creative workshop!

Altbau vor dem Peterstor 8a, 36037 Fulda, Deutschland - On June 16, 2025, a new chapter for creativity and entrepreneurial spirit was opened in Fulda: the "bluntly" house, operated by the visionary and committed Ulrike Bosold. The time-honored building in front of Peterstor 8a was redesigned to act as a lively workshop location, which combines natural aesthetics with entrepreneurial functionality. "Here we create a space that combines inspiration and business thinking," explains Bosold, which is already known as "bluntly - natural floristry" through its business.

The opening of the house attracted great rush from the start. Many visitors had come to explore the new premises that put a clear focus on reduced stimuli. Wood, light and plants dominate the interior that is divided into several zones. At the bottom is the workshop area for creative DIY evenings, the center area is intended for photo shoots and group formats, while the upper table area is especially intended for team coaching. An inspiring place that invites you to participate.

a room for everyone

The concept of the "blunt" house takes a model on the success model from Berlin, where neighborhood houses are communication platforms for all people, regardless of origin or skills. Bosold also wants to promote this openness in the "blunt" house by creating an atmosphere in which everyone can feel comfortable. Support is offered if visitors need help or feel uncomfortable. In addition, the interest in exchange and common creative experiences is evident.

creative offers and workshops

The "blunt" house offers a wide range of workshops, coaching and DIY courses. From the production of floral wreaths to creative evenings where you can learn new techniques together - there is something for everyone. These interactive offers are not only a way to learn, but also an opportunity to establish new contacts and to strengthen the social structure in Fulda.

The theory behind many initiatives in cities worldwide shows that community projects such as the "blunt" are an important part of healthy social structures. These projects not only promote citizens' commitment, but also ensure that topics such as education, environment and social justice get public. The goal is clear: to promote the common good and to support social change.

An inspiring start for the "blunt" house, which not only wants to act as a creative location, but also as a community center. How was it right? "There is something" - and when it comes to creative ideas and cohesion, it will certainly apply!

For more information about the offers and workshops in the "blunt" house, interested parties can report the Fuldaer Zeitung Read or check out directly in the house. If you want to learn more about similar initiatives, you can find at