RindertanzKulturFestival

On August 28 and 29, the Rindertanzplatz in Trier will become the stage for the RindertanzKulturFestival. For two days, Jewish music, klezmer and international sounds will take centre stage – for listening, chilling out and dancing right in the heart of the city.

The programme features music groups from the Jewish community, as well as international acts performing klezmer and world music from Central and Eastern Europe, alongside laid-back beats and danceable sets in the evening. There will also be a musical programme for children. Alongside the music, guided tours and a range of workshops organised by the Trier City Museum offer brief insights into Jewish history. The RindertanzKulturFestival runs on Friday evening and on Saturday until midnight – open to all, diverse and free of charge in public spaces.