Venues that host communities

A traditional church in Großröhrsdorf that hosts the choir's annual Epiphanias service, concert performances, and after-show parties, serving as a central venue for their religious and musical activities.

A charming brick church near the Senftenberger See where the choir performed at a baptismal service, offering a serene setting for their religious events.

A community center ship in Dresden's harbor used for intensive choir rehearsals and workshops, fostering a friendly and communal atmosphere for the group.

A venue in Dresden where the choir performed publicly during a Golden Wedding celebration, providing a stage for their musical talents.

The gymnasium where the choir held their 25th-anniversary workshop, featuring 45 enthusiastic participants and marking the location where the group began 25 years ago.

A church community center where volunteers care for residents, focusing on family, youth, education, and social support.

A cultural center dedicated to preserving local traditions and heritage, including crafts like blueprint printing and pottery.

A sports club with departments for athletics, table tennis, volleyball, pop gymnastics, bowling, and a general sports group.

A church hall hosting parent-child groups (Krabbelgruppe and Spielkreis) for children aged 0-5, offering a welcoming space for families to meet and exchange experiences.

A sports hall used for family sports activities where parents and children aged 2-5 engage in movement games and skill-building exercises, especially during bad weather months.

A family education center hosting community events such as the annual 'Frühjahrsputz' (Spring Cleanup) action, bringing together citizens for environmental initiatives and community engagement.

A school hosting youth environmental projects like the 48-Stunden-Aktion, where students build insect hotels and maintain wildflower meadows, and serves as a venue for award ceremonies.

A newly renovated community center in Hauswalde that hosts social gatherings for seniors, featuring coffee, cake, and historical presentations by local volunteers.