As the summer is coming to an end,
Winterthur turns up the heat once more as the Old Town vibrates to
the rhythm of Musikfestwochen which launches today (12th - 23rd August) Over the course of twelve days
contemporary music and cabaret are celebrated in and around the alleys and plazas of the old town.
The heart of Musikfestwochen (this year celebrating its 40th birthday) beats
in Steinberggasse where the main stage is set up and the
majority of the concerts take place. Most gigs are free - tickets are only sold for the
major concerts - and the three day weekend music pass is already sold out!
Sunday, 16th August is the
family orientated day, taking place in the church square from 2pm
until 4pm, with lots of drawing and refreshments. While in Untere
Steinberggasse, there will be a Playbus, juggling, a tattoo show and
general circus antics, including animation, taking place between 3pm
and 6pm.
There will also be children's concerts
taking place at the Kindertheater 'Roulette' on Graben between 2pm
and 3pm at the weekend (Sat & Sun 2-3pm)
The children's theme continues into
next week with Winterthur Library celebrating its Summer Stark Lesen
challenge on Wednesday (19th) afternoon (2.30pm –
5.30pm) with other events taking place on the Church Square.
The children will also enjoy the
overall buzz of the city during the week with lots of free concerts
taking place all over – but perhaps bring along the ear defenders
incase it gets too loud for tiny ears!
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