It's Moving

Photo: Johannes Richter

Chemnitz 2025 is on the move: to the World Heritage region of the Ore Mountains, to Central and Western Saxony - where people still value traditions, where biographies and living space have been strongly influenced by mining and industrialisation, where many people now travel to hike and enjoy winter sports. The programme tells the stories of people from the region: what moved them yesterday, what moves them today and what will move them tomorrow? The cultural programme provides new impetus in the
The Capital of Culture region.

Projects

PURPLE PATH art and sculpture trail
Treasures & Tragedies
INSIDE OUTSIDE EUROPE
A large wooden barrel with metal bands is propped on its side in a forest clearing. An old tractor tire rests nearby. Surrounding the scene are leafless trees and brown grass, indicating late autumn or early winter.
Sleep Well!
Praise Silbermann’s Organs
Art Festival BEGEHUNGEN
Moving Sounds – European Summer Philharmonic Orchestra and Choir
A scenic campsite with white tents is set up on a grassy field surrounded by trees. The sky is blue with scattered clouds. White illustrations of insects and a small animal are superimposed on the image, creating a whimsical atmosphere.
Miriquidi - Kids in the Forest
Eine Nahaufnahme einer modernen, gebogenen Glasstruktur vor blauem Himmel. Das Design besteht aus einer Reihe von Metall- und Glasplatten, die mit einer zentralen Säule verbunden sind und so ein künstlerisches und architektonisches Erscheinungsbild erzeugen.
Beyond geometry. Frei Otto × Kengo Kuma
The Universe in a Pearl
Petrified Wood Circle
Angel + Miner
European »SPEECHES on the Mount«
Illustration of a couple dancing elegantly in blue against a red background. They are positioned between two large, stylized accordions, creating a dynamic and lively composition.
Moving sounds
European Peace Ride
HAT FESTIVAL

European Capital of Culture The Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and Media Free State of Saxony European Capital of Culture

This project is cofinanced by tax funds on the basis of the parliamentary budget of the state of Saxony and by federal funds from the Beauftragte der Bundesregierung für Kultur und Medien (Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and Media), as well as funds from the City of Chemnitz.