Kulturhalle Remchingen

The Kulturhalle was constructed between 1989 and 1990 following plans by architect Helmut Striffler. It was designed as a modern, multifunctional hall to consolidate and expand the cultural offerings of the municipality. == Location ==

The Kulturhalle is situated in Remchingen-Wilferdingen along the federal road Bundesstraße 10. The Wilferdingen-Singen railway station is located directly opposite. There are underground parking facilities and parking spaces available for both cars and bicycles. == Architecture and Facilities ==

The hall features modern architecture with large glass surfaces and an open foyer. The available spaces include: • Large hall (approx. 530 m²), suitable for up to 600 people seated or 1000 standing • Foyer/Lobby (approx. 340 m²) for exhibitions, refreshments during breaks, or smaller events • Meeting room (approx. 100 m²) • Ticket office • Ballet school Additionally, there is the Löwensaal (a smaller concert hall) in the Remchingen district of Nöttingen. The technical equipment includes modern sound and lighting technology, stage technology, a mobile orchestra pit, a projector, flexible seating arrangements, and barrier-free access. == Usage ==

The Kulturhalle serves as a venue for: • Theatre, concerts, cabaret and readings • Festivals such as the No Playback Festival • Events of local clubs • Corporate events, trade fairs, and conferences (Like wedding or Tattoo conventions) • Cultural events such as the municipality’s multi-part theater subscription • Special events like the Remchinger Bierkultur, poetry slams, or children’s events Artists such as Phil Campbell, Max Giesinger, Culcha Candela, and Glasperlenspiel have performed at the Kulturhalle. == Management and Organization ==

The Kulturhalle is operated by the municipality of Remchingen. The cultural office is headed by Jeannine Pfrommer. == References ==