The cantonal cultural landscape days

The Cantonal Cultural Landscape Days begin on October 28th The Cultural Landscape Association is an interest group with the aim of representing the concerns of cultural organizers in the countryside and making their voices heard. The association brings together a total of 25 organizers who cover a wide range of cultural activities. Concert and cabaret organizers, galleries and museums as well as literature and film organizers are members of the Kulturlandschaft. And the Kulturlandschaft association is active throughout the canton, from Entlebuch to Seetal, from the urban periphery to the cantonal borders of Bern and Aargau. They meet regularly, exchange ideas and lobby politicians for their concerns. Members of the cultural landscape are also represented on a number of cultural and cultural policy bodies and commissions, and the canton of Lucerne has recognized the signs of the times and is underlining its intention to strengthen culture in the countryside. In this way, various artists are given a platform to present their art.The programFor two weeks, a total of 18 municipalities form the stage for a dense and varied cultural program. Each organizer of the cultural landscape programs an event during the Days of the Cultural Landscape that represents its annual program in some form. In this way, the days become an excellent showcase for the cultural offerings in the countryside, which cover a wide range of genres, such as the Lucerne singer/songwriter Henrik Belden (Somehuus, 29.10.), the Grisons jazz and folk singer Ursina (im Schtei, 5.11.) or Miriam Crespo with her wonderful Americana songs (Braui Hochdorf, 4.11.) In addition to the concerts, films and theater are also offered. For example, at the Rathausbühne Willisau with the Nina Theater and their play "Gschnorr" (29.10.) and the theater's own production "This" The two museums Sankturbanhof Sursee and Heidegg Castle also offer guided tours. The Lucerne Design Gallery in Neuenkirch is offering a wide range of cultural activities this year. Under the title "Vo da - vo da - vo da", there will be music by the Lucerne country band "Ophelia's Iron Vest", spoken word by Matto Kämpf and ceramic art from Steinemann. Last but not least, the KKLB in Beromünster will be presenting its new projects "Pause" and "KKLB Berlin" and the Hinterland will be coming up with a completely new cultural format.the complete program and further information at: www.kulturlandschaftluzern.ch