Seaside scenery - Sonne, Music and Sea: "Watt und Schlick Festival" started
Many music performances, readings, and films directly at the Wattenmeer: At the beach of Dangast (Friesland district), the "Watt en Schlick Festival" has begun. According to Festival speaker Sofie Buchwald, many of the expected 6000 visitors and visitors have already arrived and have listened to the first concerts. "It's already quite full."
Exactly on time, the sun came out from behind the clouds. The brass band Moop Mama x Alice from Munich opened the sold-out Open-Air Festival at the Jadebusen with trumpets and trombones.
A total of 75 concerts, readings, and film screenings are on the program on five stages directly before the World Heritage Wattenmeer until Sunday. The headliner on Saturday evening is the minimal techno duo Kiasmos from Iceland and the Faroe Islands. On Sunday, singer and actress Paula Hartmann will perform.
Discovering something new
The "Watt en Schlick Festival" is celebrating its ten-year anniversary this year. The first edition took place in the summer of 2014. In the past years, the event has been awarded - for example, with the "Helga!" Award in the category "Best Festival".
The idea behind the always internationally staffed and varied festival program remains unchanged, said Buchwald. The "Watt en Schlick" offers festival visitors the opportunity to be curious, discover something new, and be surprised and inspired by previously unknown artists and artists.
Approximately 270 voluntary helpers are working at this year's event, as the festival speaker said. Without their efforts "with love and passion," the small festival would hardly be possible.
- The "Watt en Schlick Festival" in Lower Saxony's Friesland District, located near the North Sea, is known for its diverse music performances, readings, and film screenings, making it a popular leisure activity for many.
- Over the weekend, this cultural event features 75 concerts, readings, and film screenings spread across five stages, offering visitors a variety of entertainment before the Wattenmeer.
- For those fond of music festivals, attending the "Watt en Schlick Festival" on a Sunday would allow them to enjoy a performance by renowned singer and actress Paula Hartmann.
- If you're in Munich, consider making a trip to Dangast for the festival, as Moop Mama x Alice, a brass band, will kick things off with their unique blend of trumpets and trombones.
- While the "Watt en Schlick Festival" has become well-known, attracting thousands of visitors each year, its origins can be traced back to a humble beginning in the summer of 2014.
- Attendees of the festival can indulge in a sense of discovery, with the event featuring both established and up-and-coming artists, allowing them to broaden their musical horizons and be inspired by new musical pearls.
