Venues that host communities

A sports hall in Rabenau-Londorf where the Regenbogen choir holds its anniversary concert instead of the church.

A community hall in Rabenau-Londorf where the Regenbogen choir meets for rehearsals every Tuesday from 20:00 to 22:15.

A sports and cultural hall in Rüddingshausen where the KinderShowTanzgruppe meets on Wednesdays at 4 PM for children aged 4-6 to dance and move to music.

A rectangular church built in 1905 with a semi-circular choir, featuring unique architectural forms and Jugendstil-inspired Kanzel decor, serving as a place of worship for the Evangelical community.

A 14th-century Gothic church with a fortified tower and a medieval Romanesque hall from 1687, retaining original wall paintings and stone ornaments, hosting the Evangelical community of Geilshausen/Odenhausen.

A prominent Gothic church built in the 1860s in the style of a cross, known as the 'Dom der Rabenau', featuring a 137-year-old organ with 1400 pipes and serving as a landmark for the Evangelical community.

A Romanesque church from the 13th century with an alt-Gothic tower and beautiful frescoes, constructed from local Basalt, Feldstein, and Lungstein, preserving its original form since the Thirty Years' War.

A small church built in 1768 in the alt-Gothic style, still retaining its original form and serving the Evangelical community of Rüddingshausen.

A Catholic church consecrated in 2005, built with significant community effort in 13 months, serving the Catholic community of St. Franziskus and Konrad v. Parzham in Londorf.

Community rooms located at Lumdastraße 52 in Londorf, used by the Free Evangelical Community FEG Lumdatal for meetings and activities.

Former town hall cellar hosting the monthly 'Rabenauer Retro Runde' with cozy gatherings and occasional themed activities.

Library in Oelsa hosting the regular 'Plausch & Tausch' senior afternoon with socializing and exchanges.