Ausstellung: 25 Jahre Sommerblut Kulturfestival – 25 Jahre Solidarität

In the organizer's words:

What it's all about

For 25 years, the Sommerblut Kulturfestival has stood for radical inclusion and artistic border crossings. The anniversary exhibition "25 Years of Sommerblut Kulturfestival - 25 Years of Solidarity" takes an in-depth look at this unique festival DNA. It shows the transformation of years of immaterial art projects, primarily from the performing arts, into tangible, material exhibits. It's a showcase of work that not only shines, but documents the creation of the festival with complete honesty, including moments of failure and shared growth.

That's why you have to go in

Here, history is not only viewed, but also experienced. The exhibition is designed as a multimedia and participatory experience: Barrier-free access as well as offers in difficult and easy language enable a joint exchange. You will meet the Sommerblut team and involved artists with and without disabilities on site and digitally. Immerse yourself in stories about solidarity and get to know the festival from perspectives that normally remain hidden behind the stage.

Pssst!

The exhibition goes beyond a mere retrospective and is accompanied by inclusive, educational mediation work. It is a lively meeting place that makes the spirit of the festival, the community of all, directly tangible.

All information about the program on the individual dates can be found here:
https://www.sommerblut.de/de/veranstaltung/2049-ausstellung-25-jahre-sommerblut-kulturfestival-25-jahre-solidaritaet

Information on accessibility

Texts in Hard Language, Easy Language and English; audio guides are available in Hard Language and Easy Language for blind and visually impaired people.

The event room is barrier-free. The toilet is accessible at ground level, but not wheelchair accessible.

There is a tactile guidance system.

There are "quiet hours" during which all auditory stimuli are turned off. The dates can be found in the individual events on this page.

You can bring your own headphones to use the audio guides. The connection works via a simple jack plug.

The parking spaces at the venue are suitable for people with disabilities. Disabled parking spaces are available at Zugweg 48.

Guide dogs and assistance dogs are welcome. Please let us know if you are bringing a dog to the performance.

Please let us know if you would like to be picked up from the nearest bus or train stop and accompanied to the event.

Please contact Iris (iris.haist@sommerblut.de) if you have any concerns or questions about accessibility

Content warning: provocative content from the last 25 years will be reproduced, topics: Death, illness, war, escape, lack of freedom, drug use, sex (no explicit content)