Saturday, 9/14/2024
at 11:00 AM


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Lots of music, theater, and creative ideas in the Rüdersdorf Museum Park

From September 13 to 15, the Rüdersdorf Museum Park invites you once again to the medieval dragon festival. Dragons are known to inhabit caves or quarries, so Rüdersdorf is perfectly suited for stories about the fire-breathing creatures. In the midst of merchants, jesters, and craftsmen, the creators will once again enchant with lots of creativity: theater performances with life-sized dragons, knights, and kings, dance and music from "Spilwut" and "Pipentid," knight battles and games, as well as stilt walkers and storytellers.
What is special about family festivals in our park is that we tell stories that transport people with an eye for detail into foreign worlds and allow them to forget everyday life. To achieve this, we engage many cultural creators to make the days unforgettable and to bring shine to children's eyes. Less commercialization, more creativity. The participating ensemble 'Spilwut' has been a guarantee in the industry for many years. The group has been part of the museum park's opening for 30 years. Starting Friday afternoon, the great spectacle begins amidst the historical buildings – wandering drummers, bagpipe players, aurochs, and mythical creatures invite you on a journey through time. Especially regional artists are particularly important: storyteller Kerstin Yvonne Lange from Buckow, along with a violinist and hurdy-gurdy player, will perform the fairy tale "The Rain Maiden" in the beamed roof, and the Eggersdorf neighbors from the band Pipentid led by Andreas Lüders will join as musicians.

The program:
Friday | 13.9. | 3 PM - 10 PM
3 PM: Blowing the aurochs horn, bagpipes, and drums with a ceremonial handling of all jesters
4 PM: SPILWUT – Minnesang and German dances
5 PM: Pipentid – Music and dance from the Middle Ages and Renaissance
6 PM: Performance: 'The Magician, the Dragon, and the Girl'
7 PM: Pipentid – Music and dance from the Middle Ages and Renaissance
8 PM: SPILWUT – Medieval dance and world music for adults, lighting of the Swedish fire
9 PM: Grand finale with musicians and jesters, battle with the giant dragon, dance of the gnomes and spirits

Saturday | 14.9. | 11 AM - 10 PM
11 AM: Blowing the aurochs horn, bagpipes, and drums with a ceremonial handling of all jesters with SPILWUT, stilt spirits, mountain dwarfs, and dragons wandering through the park
12 PM: Pipentid – Music and dance from the Middle Ages and Renaissance
1 PM: Performance: 'The Green Dragon and the Black Magician'
2:30 PM: Fairy tale of the Rain Maiden in the beamed roof, jester folk of Olbojenis and No-E wandering through the park
3 PM: SPILWUT – Medieval dance and world music for adults, lighting of the Swedish fire
4 PM: Knight battles and knightly games for big and small knights
4:30 PM: Pipentid – Music and dance from the Middle Ages and Renaissance
5 PM: Performance: 'The Magician, the Dragon, and the Girl'
6 PM: Pipentid – Music and dance from the Middle Ages and Renaissance
7 PM: Dragons, mountain dwarfs, and jester folk of Olbojenis and No-E wandering through the park
8 PM: SPILWUT – Bagpipe music, bard songs, and crooked rhythms, lighting of the Swedish fire
9 PM: Grand finale with all musicians and jesters, fire battle of the dragon with the Lindwurm

Sunday | 15.9. | 10 AM - 6 PM
10 AM: Blowing the aurochs horn, bagpipes, and drums
10:30 AM: Ceremonial handling of all jesters, musicians, and stilt spirits
11 AM: SPILWUT – Minnesang and German dances
12 PM: Pipentid – Music and dance from the Middle Ages and Renaissance
1 PM: Performance: 'The Green Dragon and the Black Magician'
2 PM: Jester folk of Olbojenis and No-E wandering through the park
2:30 PM: Fairy tale of the Rain Maiden in the beamed roof
3 PM: Pipentid – Music and dance from the Middle Ages and Renaissance
4 PM: Performance: 'The Magician, the Dragon, and the Girl'
5 PM: SPILWUT – Minnesang and German dances and a grand finale with all musicians and jesters

Dates:
Friday, September 13, 2024, 3 PM - 10 PM
Saturday, September 14, 2024, 11 AM - 10 PM
Sunday, September 15, 2024, 10 AM - 6 PM

Travel by bus or train is recommended; parking for cars is again signposted in front of the park entrance, at the cultural center, at the Kalkberg church, and in the rear area of the park (access via Vogelsdorfer Straße).

Event data provided by: Reservix