When does Music in Haslach take place?

The event takes place on Sunday, September 27, 2026, from 1:00 PM to 5:15 PM.

Where does Music in Haslach take place?

The program is spread across seven open-air venues in the Freiburg district of Haslach, including schools, squares, a café, and other locations in the neighborhood.

What is the entrance fee?

Admission to Music in Haslach is free.

What music will be played?

The program ranges from brass music and choral singing to jazz, indie pop, and rock, as well as Irish folk, Cuban music, Brazilian drumming, and traditional international sounds.

Will the event take place in the rain?

In case of rain, there are alternative options with solid roofs at most venues. For the Schildacker venue, the foyer of the Morat halls is designated.

Will there be food and drinks on site?

Local associations from Haslach and the St. Michael Church community will offer drinks, snacks, and treats at the venues.

Music in Haslach Freiburg

Name: Music in Haslach
Start: 2026-09-27T13:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-09-27T17:15:00+02:00
Location: Verschiedene Orte in Haslach

Music in Haslach: Freiburg's district becomes a large open-air stage

On Sunday, September 27, 2026, Haslach transforms into a resonant district: From 1:00 PM to 5:15 PM, 32 music groups at seven open-air venues will showcase Freiburg's musical diversity on the streets. Admission is free, the atmosphere is open and immediate – a concert afternoon for families, music lovers, and everyone who enjoys experiencing live music where people gather.

Seven venues, one shared concert experience

At Music in Haslach, the audience does not walk into a single concert hall but explores the district as an expansive stage. Performances will take place at the Staudinger Comprehensive School, at the Schenkendorfschule in the Garden City, at Carlsbau, at the inclusive Café St. Michael, at the church square of Melanchthon Church, in the new Schildacker development area, and on Upper Haslacher Street.

The paths between the venues will be marked with balloons on the event day. This creates a musical tour with varying sound colors, spontaneous encounters, and ever-new impressions.

From brass music to indie rock

The stylistic range makes the district festival a special live experience. Brass music intersects with choral singing, Irish folk with Cuban music, Brazilian drumming with traditional sounds from Israel. Indie pop, rock, jazz, as well as music from Russia and Japan are also part of the program.

More than 30 bands, choirs, music associations, and ensembles demonstrate how lively amateur music sounds in Freiburg. The performances last between 30, 45, or 60 minutes depending on the formation. This keeps the afternoon varied: short concert moments, different line-ups, and a constant change of rhythm, voice, instrumental sound, and audience mood.

Unamplified music with direct impact

Many contributions will be played open air and unamplified. This brings the natural acoustics of each location into focus. Voices, wind instruments, string instruments, and percussion develop their impact without significant technical distance. The audience experiences the stage performance up close, directly, and in the midst of the daily life of the district.

This connection of musical diversity, spatial movement, and personal closeness shapes the live atmosphere. Between the church square, school grounds, and new neighborhoods, a concert parcours is created, where Haslach itself becomes a resonating body.

Music festival for families and the entire district

The Cultural Office of the City of Freiburg organizes the event together with the Freiburg Brass Band Association e. V., the Choral Society Liedertafel e. V., the local association Freiburg-Haslach, the Immigrant Women’s Council, and other local associations. Food and drinks will be offered by local associations from Haslach and the St. Michael Church community at the venues.

Even in rain, the musical experience remains possible: There are alternative options with solid roofs at the venues. For the Schildacker development area, the foyer of the Morat halls is designated for bad weather.

Conclusion: An afternoon full of sound and encounters

Music in Haslach connects local cultural work, open stages, and a versatile free concert program. Visitors can expect not an ordinary concert hall, but a whole district full of voices, rhythms, and surprising sound moments. Anyone who wants to experience Freiburg's music scene up close should discover this special open-air afternoon live.