Sunday Concerts in the Kurpark Bruchhausen-Vilsen
Concert series with around 20 open-air concerts in the bandstand of the Kurpark Bruchhausen-Vilsen — 50th season
2026
About Sunday Concerts Kurpark
Sunday Concerts Kurpark — edition 2026
50 years of Sunday Concerts represent consistency, tradition, and community. The series is part of Bruchhausen-Vilsen's identity and is one of the most beautiful open-air concert offerings in the Diepholz district.
Highlights Sunday Concerts Kurpark 2026
- 50th anniversary of the series on August 30th, 2026
- Around 20 open-air concerts throughout the season
- Brass bands, shanty choirs, regional bands
- Free admission to all concerts
- Coffee and cake in the Kurpark
Programme Sunday Concerts Kurpark 2026
Season Opening May 1st, 2026
- Opening concert of the 50th season
- Brass band opens the series
May to July 2026 (every Sunday, from 3 PM)
- Brass bands, shanty choirs, church choirs
- Regional bands and youth brass bands
- Coffee and cake in the Kurpark
August 30th, 2026 (50th Anniversary)
- Grand anniversary concert for the series' 50th birthday
- Festive program with selected ensembles
- Season finale
The exact program for the 2026 season, including all ensembles, will be published by the municipality of Bruchhausen-Vilsen on bruchhausen-vilsen.de.
Prices Sunday Concerts Kurpark 2026
Practical information — Sunday Concerts Kurpark
Venue
Bandstand in the Kurpark, 27305 Bruchhausen-Vilsen
2026 Season
May 1st to August 30th, 2026, around 20 concerts every Sunday; starting at 3 PM each day
Admission
Free admission to all concerts
Catering
Coffee and cake in the Kurpark
Getting There
Bruchhausen-Vilsen, south of Bremen, accessible via the B6 and state roads; parking near the Kurpark.
50 Years of Sunday Concerts
In 2026, the start of the Sunday Concerts in the Kurpark Bruchhausen-Vilsen marks its 50th anniversary. What began as a small initiative in 1976 has developed into the most traditional concert series in the municipality. Every Sunday during the season, guests and locals gather in the bandstand to enjoy live music under the open sky — and have done so for five decades without interruption.
Bandstand as an Iconic Venue
The bandstand in the Kurpark is an architectural highlight. The shell, open at the top and dating from the 1970s, provides space for a small band or choir and ensures natural acoustics. The seating on the lawn in front of the bandstand is freely accessible; many visitors bring their own blankets and chairs.
Program Profile
The musical profile of the series is deliberately broad: brass bands, shanty choirs, church choirs, regional bands, and youth brass bands form the core. This appeals to all generations and offers a diversity that has become rare in this form. Every Sunday, a different ensemble performs — an ideal way to get to know the regional music scene.
Free Admission, Café, and Sociability
Admission to the Sunday Concerts is free. Coffee and cake are available on-site, often from the club kitchen. The Sunday Concerts are therefore not just a musical event, but also a social meeting point and a popular Sunday outing for families and seniors.
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