OstseeFerienLand sings — Grube

Sing-along by the Baltic Sea hinterland

"OstseeFerienLand singt" is a sing-along format by the Ostholstein tourism association OstseeFerienLand. The idea is simple: on balmy summer evenings, musician and entertainer Sören Schröder invites guests and locals to sing together under the open sky. In a very short time, a vibrant, spontaneous choir forms from everyone present – intergenerational, with no admission fee, and no musical prerequisites.

Concept: Lyrics on screen, voices in the summer wind

The song lyrics are displayed on a large LED screen – so everyone can join in without knowing the words. The repertoire ranges from German-language pop classics to English oldies and folk standards. Sören Schröder accompanies on guitar and leads the group through the evening, with humor and without false seriousness.

Grube — a small village on the Baltic coast

Grube is a municipality in the district of Ostholstein, state of Schleswig-Holstein, with just under 1,000 inhabitants, not far from Großenbrode and the Fehmarnsund. The Paasch-Eyler-Platz is the central village square – a fitting venue for a down-to-earth, community-focused event like OstseeFerienLand sings.

Part of a summer series

In 2026, OstseeFerienLand sings will take place in five different Ostholstein municipalities between April and August. Grube is one stop – others will follow in Heiligenhafen, Großenbrode, Dahme, and other locations in the OstseeFerienLand region. The format is part of the association's strategy to revitalize local public spaces beyond just the beach line.