BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//TYPO3/NONSGML Calendarize//EN BEGIN:VEVENT UID:calendarize-microproject-garage-concert-at-the-kulturhaus-arthur DTSTAMP:20260720T141158Z DTSTART:20260905T130000Z DTEND:20260905T210000Z SUMMARY:Microproject | Garage Concert at the Kulturhaus Arthur DESCRIPTION:On 5 September 2026\, the garages will be transformed into vib rant spaces of sound. What would otherwise remain unremarkable will\, on t his day\, become a stage and a meeting place for people from the neighbour hood. The ‘GaragenKonzert’ project brings to light what often remains hidden in everyday life: the creative potential of the artists\, the diver sity of musical expression and the power of collective creativity.\nSevera l musicians from the region\, as well as invited guests\, will perform sma ll concerts in the garages. They will play both from inside the garages an d out in front of them – creating an open\, accessible festival atmosphe re. The physical proximity enables immediate encounters: you’re not stan ding in front of a traditional stage\, but right in the thick of things. T he garages become resonating spaces\; the music carries out into the court yards\, onto the streets and into the conversations.\nA central component of the project is an open\, participatory workshop that invites everyone p resent to get involved. Under the guidance of musicians and creative profe ssionals\, visitors can try out simple instruments\, develop rhythms or im provise together. This workshop fosters both creativity and practical skil ls in equal measure: from building small percussion instruments to making music together\, it creates a space where people can connect with one anot her regardless of age\, background or musical experience. The project buil ds on the core idea behind KuKaye Moto: using art and culture as a unifyin g force\, reimagining spaces and strengthening community. The garages\, ot herwise purely functional spaces\, are brought to life through new ideas. They become places where neighbours meet\, where guests contribute their p erspectives\, and where civic engagement becomes visible. Many of the part icipating musicians and volunteers come from the immediate neighbourhood a nd support the project through their voluntary efforts.\nThrough collabora tions with partner initiatives and fellow cultural practitioners\, an exch ange is created that has an impact beyond the day itself. Joint rehearsals \, spontaneous sessions and discussions about cultural backgrounds bring d iversity to life and strengthen the sense of European solidarity. ‘Garag enKonzerte’ demonstrates just how much potential lies in seemingly unspe ctacular places. The invisible – people’s creativity\, the stories of the neighbourhood\, the cultural connections – becomes visible and audib le. The project encourages third parties to take part because it is access ible\, open and welcoming. Anyone can come along\, listen\, join in and ge t involved. The barrier between the audience and the performers is deliber ately broken down. The result is a day that brings together music\, the ne ighbourhood and European encounters. A day that shows how culture can tran sform places and strengthen community. And a day that highlights KuKaye Mo to as the region’s creative driving force. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

On 5 September 2026\, the garages will be transformed into vibrant spaces of sound. What would otherwise remain unre markable will\, on this day\, become a stage and a meeting place for peopl e from the neighbourhood. The ‘GaragenKonzert’ project brings to light what often remains hidden in everyday life: the creative potential of the artists\, the diversity of musical expression and the power of collective creativity.

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Several musicians from the region\, as well as invite d guests\, will perform small concerts in the garages. They will play both from inside the garages and out in front of them – creating an open\, a ccessible festival atmosphere. The physical proximity enables immediate en counters: you’re not standing in front of a traditional stage\, but righ t in the thick of things. The garages become resonating spaces\; the music carries out into the courtyards\, onto the streets and into the conversat ions.

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A central component of the project is an open\, participator y workshop that invites everyone present to get involved. Under the guidan ce of musicians and creative professionals\, visitors can try out simple i nstruments\, develop rhythms or improvise together. This workshop fosters both creativity and practical skills in equal measure: from building small percussion instruments to making music together\, it creates a space wher e people can connect with one another regardless of age\, background or mu sical experience. The project builds on the core idea behind KuKaye Moto: using art and culture as a unifying force\, reimagining spaces and strengt hening community. The garages\, otherwise purely functional spaces\, are b rought to life through new ideas. They become places where neighbours meet \, where guests contribute their perspectives\, and where civic engagement becomes visible. Many of the participating musicians and volunteers come from the immediate neighbourhood and support the project through their vol untary efforts.

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Through collaborations with partner initiatives an d fellow cultural practitioners\, an exchange is created that has an impac t beyond the day itself. Joint rehearsals\, spontaneous sessions and discu ssions about cultural backgrounds bring diversity to life and strengthen t he sense of European solidarity. ‘GaragenKonzerte’ demonstrates just h ow much potential lies in seemingly unspectacular places. The invisible – people’s creativity\, the stories of the neighbourhood\, the cultural c onnections – becomes visible and audible. The project encourages third p arties to take part because it is accessible\, open and welcoming. Anyone can come along\, listen\, join in and get involved. The barrier between th e audience and the performers is deliberately broken down. The result is a day that brings together music\, the neighbourhood and European encounter s. A day that shows how culture can transform places and strengthen commun ity. And a day that highlights KuKaye Moto as the region’s creative driv ing force.

LOCATION:Chemnitz\, Kulturhaus Arthur e.V. END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR