LuFestival Ludwigsfelde

Six Weeks of City Festival in Berlin's Commuter Belt

Ludwigsfelde is situated in the Teltow-Fläming district, south of Berlin and north of the Fläming Heath. Its cityscape is shaped by both industrial history (Daimler plant, former IFA plant) and rural districts. This very diversity is reflected in the LuFestival: spread over six weeks, the city and the Klubhaus utilize all relevant venues—the Klubhaus courtyard, the city districts, the village greens of the districts, and sports fields.

Open-Air Cinema with Wanderkino Brandenburg

A permanent fixture of the festival is the open-air cinema with Wanderkino Brandenburg. On alternating evenings, the mobile cinema crew travels through Ludwigsfelde and its districts, projecting films under the open sky onto the large mobile screen. Classics, current indie films, and family programs are on the schedule.

Balcony Concerts in the Districts

One of the unique features of the LuFestival is the balcony concerts: musicians perform on balconies, at building entrances, or in squares in the various districts—residents become the audience right outside their doors. This format radically lowers the barrier to entry and brings concerts to places where they wouldn't normally take place.

Concerts, Theater, and BMX Shows in the Klubhaus Courtyard

The Klubhaus courtyard on Albert-Tanneur-Straße is the heart of the festival: larger concerts, theater performances, and BMX shows take place here. The program ranges from rock and indie to singer-songwriters and hip-hop, as well as comedy and children's theater.

Village Festivals in the Districts

Regular components of the LuFestival are the village festivals in the districts of Löwenbruch, Genshagen, Großbeeren, Mietgendorf, and other villages within the city area. They complement the urban Klubhaus program with traditional summer festivals featuring live music, village parades, and family entertainment.