“Through our program, we want to contribute to the development of vibrant cultural sites from the regions,” Scholl said Friday in the presentation of the selected projects. The funding program is the first to exclusively target culture in rural areas.

Kenneth Anders, head of the Oderbruch Museum in Altranft, is pleased with this support. He also sees the importance of cultural fulcrums in communication. “We shouldn’t just be an institution where you can go and see something,” Anders said. Instead, we must specifically build partnerships in the region and pursue regional development in the midst of culture.

Homework is the name of the project in which the Oderbruch Museum Altranft is trying to do just that. “We visit young people in ninth grade, from farmers to doctors, and from haulers to administrative staff,” Anders says. “We are trying to encourage young people to take a look at these CVs.” It turns out there were autobiographies and angular conversions until people found their place in rural areas. Anders says how young people perceive these encounters can be seen in the museum.

Other funded projects include Temnitz Church (Ostprignitz-Ruppin), LAGA Landesgartenschau Luckau 200 (Dahme-Spreewald), City of Perleberg (Prignitz), LandKunstLeben Association (Oder-Spree) and Burg Office (Spree-Neiße). .

Broadcast: Anten Brandenburg on October 1, 2021 at 3:40 p.m.