kultur.farm.festival

kultur.farm — when a Vierseitenhof becomes a festival stage

The kultur.farm.festival is perhaps Brandenburg's most unconventional summer festival: a mix of classical concert formats, jazz, electronic music, village disco, brunch culture, and excursion walks — embedded in the agricultural daily life of a historic Vierseitenhof. The venue is the kultur.farm at Steindamm 31 in Groß Pankow (Prignitz) in the far northwest of Brandenburg.

Nine days, 27 events — July 11–19, 2026

The 2026 festival spans nine days and offers 27 different events. Accommodation is available directly on the farm: guest rooms, annex apartments (2–6 people), and a large campsite for festival visitors.

Program Highlights

• Sat, July 11th — Opening: GroßPankChor + treppenhausorchester = DISCO (5 PM) as a joint opening concert
• Sun, July 12th: Brunch "Brot & Schnack", historic train excursion, Kinderphilharmonie, concert with pianist Johanna Summer
• Mon, July 13th: "Atelier-im-Grünen" excursion, "emergency concerts" by the treppenhausorchester
• Tue, July 14th: Excursion to the Bronze Age Königsgrab Seddin, harp concert, Public Viewing World Cup semi-final 1
• Wed, July 15th: Wittenberge excursion, "Zwischen Linien" with vibraphonist Pascal Schumacher, World Cup semi-final 2
• Thu, July 16th: Perleberg Kulturkombinat excursion, "GLASS for TOW" with Danae Dörken (piano) and Pascal Schumacher (vibraphone)
• Fri, July 17th: Kinderphilharmonie, large participatory concert
• Sat, July 18th — Main Concert: Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin under Chief Conductor Kazuki Yamada (5 PM)
• Sun, July 19th: Closing chamber music at Schlossmuseum Wolfshagen, World Cup Final Public Viewing

treppenhausorchester and Kinderphilharmonie

The artistic core is the treppenhausorchester from Hanover, which performs several "emergency concerts" and also participates in the opening disco. Specifically for young listeners, there are the Kinderphilharmonie programs with workshops and family formats. As a highlight, the Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin under Chief Conductor Kazuki Yamada will perform in the main concert on July 18th, 2026.

More than concerts: Brunch, workshops, excursions

The festival is deliberately not designed as a pure concert format. Daily there is a "Brot & Schnack" brunch with the artists. Excursions lead to cultural sites in Prignitz: the Bronze Age Königsgrab Seddin (3000 years old), the alternative Kulturkombinat Perleberg, the Schlossmuseum Wolfshagen, and the harbor town of Wittenberge. Workshops, open formats, and the village disco complement the program. Public Viewing of the World Cup semi-finals and the final brings football to the farm.