"27th July Event at the Castle: Premium vocalists Kasper and Acoustic Soul, along with an eco-friendly vibe, to perform in the castle's garden"
In the heart of Saarbrücken, the Schlossgarten will come alive with a diverse programme on July 27, as part of the "Sundays at the Castle" event series by Kulturforum Regionalverband Saarbrücken.
The day promises to be a treat for music lovers, families, and fans of open-air culture, with two exciting performances lined up. At 3:00 PM, the Theatre Rootsloffel from Nuremberg will present "Kasper and the Trash Monster" as part of the Kids series of "Sundays at the Castle". This play, intended for environmental activists aged five and up, aims to educate children about waste reduction in a fun and engaging way, filled with anarchic wit and slapstick. In case of rain, the performance will move to the castle cellar.
Admission to all events is free, making it an accessible and enjoyable day out for everyone.
For those seeking a more mature musical experience, British Blues-rock singer Sari Schorr & Band will take the stage at 11:00 AM in the Schlossgarten of Saarbrücken’s BürgerSchloss. Sari Schorr, considered one of the best contemporary blues-rock singers in the world, has been described as "dynamite" by renowned musician Robin Trower. A trained opera singer with a five-octave range, Sari Schorr's performance is sure to be a highlight of the day.
As the sun sets, the Kaye-Ree Trio will take over the stage at 6:00 PM. This trio serves up Acoustic Soul with influences from Folk, Pop, R'n'B, Hip-Hop, and Funk, promising an evening of soulful music.
"Kasper and the Trash Monster" and the performances by Sari Schorr & Band and the Kaye-Ree Trio are just a few of the exciting events taking place on July 27 as part of the "Sundays at the Castle" series. Whether you're a music enthusiast, a parent looking for a fun and educational activity for your children, or simply someone who enjoys a day out in the open air, there's something for everyone at this event. So mark your calendars and join us for a day of music and environmental education at Saarbrücken's Schloss.
- The environmental science subgroup might appreciate the educational play, "Kasper and the Trash Monster," which focuses on waste reduction.
- In addition to music, the "Sundays at the Castle" event series offers outdoor living enthusiasts a chance to enjoy the Schlossgarten.
- For those who prefer fashion and beauty tips, they could explore the various lifestyle stands set up around the Schlossgarten.
- After a day of music and environmental education, visitors can relax in the home-and-garden section of the event, getting inspired for their own outdoor living space.
