Colorful works of art from a can for the Reutlingen Echazhafen
What does sprayers mean by their art? The two-day graffiti meeting “urbana.rt” in Reutlinger gives an insight into the scene.
Old buildings, new users
There’s a house in Derendingen where a lot of people want to go in. “Is that a restaurant?” the residents are asked when they sit at the garden tables in the courtyard. And there is one building that you would rather avoid: the District Court on Schellingstrasse. On Saturday, however, 60 people were drawn into this building, and they also ran through all the rooms in the private house in Derendingen. It was Architecture Day, nationwide and locally.
A baptism party with cake and bouncy castle
On St. John’s Day, the Protestant communities in Tübingen celebrated a big baptismal festival on the Neckar. At the edge of the chestnut roundabout on Jahnallee, things were dignified, but also cheerful.
District court director retires: now he takes off his robe
Reutlingen district court director Friederich Haberstroh retires. He cycled 130,000 kilometers on his way to work.
Bästenhardt district festival – Lots of movement and encounters
The first Bästenhardt district festival on Saturday was colourful, diverse and well attended. What was planned as a one-time event could also be repeated after this success.
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