Sunday Concerts in Goethepark
Four free open-air matinees at the bandstand in Landau's Goethepark in June
2026
About Sunday Concerts Goethepark
Sunday Concerts Goethepark — edition 2026
For decades, the bandstand in Goethepark has served as an open-air stage for wind music, choirs, and song programs. The series is curated by the City of Landau and is part of Landau's summer cultural program.
Highlights Sunday Concerts Goethepark 2026
- Four free open-air matinees in June
- State Police Orchestra of Rhineland-Palatinate on June 7th
- Opening of Fête de la Musique on June 21st
- Concerts only in dry weather
Programme Sunday Concerts Goethepark 2026
Sunday, June 7, 2026
- 11 AM: State Police Orchestra of Rhineland-Palatinate – "Best of Blasmusik"
Sunday, June 14, 2026
- 11 AM: "Mundart & mehr" – Strieffler Haus with Trio Reinig, Braun & Böhm
Sunday, June 21, 2026
- 11 AM: Landau City Band – Opening of Fête de la Musique
Sunday, June 28, 2026
- 11 AM: "Stimmen auf der Bühne" – Chamber Choir KI Gleiszellen and Landauer Lieder.Leute
Prices Sunday Concerts Goethepark 2026
Practical information — Sunday Concerts Goethepark
Venue
Bandstand in Goethepark, 76829 Landau in der Pfalz – within walking distance of the main train station and the city center.
Admission
All concerts are free. No registration is required.
Start Time
Sundays at 11 AM.
Weather
The concerts will only take place in dry weather. They will be cancelled in case of rain and will not be rescheduled. For the latest information, check the City of Landau website and local press.
Getting There
Goethepark is located directly opposite Landau's main train station and is easily accessible. Parking is available in the city center's parking garages.
Tradition in Goethepark
Landau's Goethepark is one of the oldest municipal green spaces in the Palatinate and boasts an unusual open-air stage in the heart of the city with its freely accessible bandstand. This is where the Sunday Concerts take place in June – a series that appeals to both citizens and guests of the Southern Wine Route.
Four Sundays in June 2026
The city of Landau has put together a diverse program for 2026. The series kicks off on June 7th with the State Police Orchestra of Rhineland-Palatinate performing "Best of Blasmusik" – symphonic wind music, film melodies, and marches. On June 14th, under the title "Mundart & mehr" (Dialect & More), a double program follows with the Strieffler Haus and the Trio Reinig, Braun & Böhm, combining Palatinate dialect, chanson, and cabaret elements. On June 21st, the Landau City Band opens the summer and, at the same time, Fête de la Musique. The series concludes on June 28th with the program "Stimmen auf der Bühne" (Voices on Stage) featuring the Chamber Choir of KI Gleiszellen and Landauer Lieder.Leute.
Free and Weather-Dependent
The Sunday Concerts have always been free. Seating is available around the bandstand and on the park's lawns; many visitors bring blankets and folding chairs. While the bandstand is covered, the audience area is open-air, so the concerts only take place in dry weather. Cancellations will be announced at short notice in case of rain.
Part of Landau's Summer Culture
The series is part of the city's dense summer program, which ranges from wine experiences in June and Fête de la Musique to the Landau Summer in July. It complements the "Kleine Montagsreihe" (Small Monday Series) in the courtyard of the Frank-Loebsche Haus and creates accessible musical encounters in the heart of the city.
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