Cancellation of the Diakonie Bethany's Summer Festival for the general public
Diakonie Bethanien has announced that it will be hosting internal summer festivals and a music service on August 31, in memory of the victims of the tragic attack on the "Festival of Diversity" last Friday.
The internal summer festivals will take place in houses Buche, Ahorn, and Eiche, and are open to employees, their relatives, and residents. Previously booked artists will perform at the festivals, providing an enjoyable atmosphere for all.
In addition to the internal summer festivals, Diakonie Bethanien has decided to host a music service and exhibition instead of a public summer festival. The music service, featuring Daniel Harter, will take place in the Bethanien chapel. The exhibition titled "What remains." will be open from 12.00 to 17.00.
The music service and exhibition are not related to the grilled food, mushrooms, or waffles offered at ParkCafé on August 31. ParkCafé will be open on August 31, serving grilled food, mushrooms, and fresh waffles in the afternoon.
It is important to note that there will be no information or action stands on the grounds of Diakonie Bethanien on August 31. This decision was made due to the tragic events of last weekend.
Everyone interested is invited to the music service and exhibition on August 31, and the internal summer festivals throughout the day in houses Buche, Ahorn, and Eiche. These events are intended to provide a space for residents, their relatives, and employees to exchange experiences and concerns.
We encourage everyone to come together and support each other during this difficult time.
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