Opening of the 39th Intercultural Weeks in Landshut: Music, encounters, and diversity at the Rochus Chapel

Event: Opening of the 39th Intercultural Weeks in Rochuskapelle, Bauhofstraße 1, 84028 Landshut on 26. September 2026

Date and Time

26. September 2026 11:45

Location

Rochuskapelle
Bauhofstraße 3d, 84028 Landshut, Germany

Price

Free

About this Event

ConcertsChurch & CommunityOther Events

Mood

Festive

Venue Type

Inside

Landshut starts the 39th Intercultural Weeks with music, words, and encounters

The opening of the 39th Intercultural Weeks brings Landshut together on September 26, 2026, at the Rochus Chapel. At 11:45 AM, a strong program consisting of a keynote, greetings, music, and a shared buffet meets an atmosphere that stands for diversity, dialogue, and lived togetherness.

A morning for cohesion and perspectives

To kick off, Hamado Dipama from AGABY and the AK Pan-Africanism will deliver the keynote. Greetings will be provided by Mayor Dr. Thomas Haslinger, Deputy District Administrator Claudia Geilersdorfer, and Chairwoman of the Integration Advisory Board Sevim Kaya. The result is a compact event experience with a clear message: intercultural encounters begin in direct conversation.

Music that opens the space

The musical moment will be provided by Nastya Vishnevskaja. In the special event atmosphere of the Rochus Chapel, music unfolds its connecting effect particularly intensely: close, focused, and at the same time open to different audience moods. This exact mixture makes the charm of such openings.

Enjoyment and encounters afterwards

After the official contributions, a buffet from the Ukrainian Association in Landshut invites visitors to stay. This turns the opening into not just a date in the calendar, but a lively meeting place for exchange, new contacts, and genuine community. Such formats show how effective event planning and target audience communication can be when content and location fit together.

The Rochus Chapel as an atmospheric setting

The Rochus Chapel is one of the special event venues in Landshut, creating a quiet, focused, and at the same time open environment with its historical backdrop. For an opening of the Intercultural Weeks, this is a fitting setting: dignified, approachable, and with enough space for speeches, music, and encounters.

Conclusion: Those who want to not just hear about diversity but experience it will find here a compact, content-rich, and emotional kickoff. The opening of the 39th Intercultural Weeks promises good impulses, personal encounters, and a morning with attitude. A visit is worthwhile live on site.

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