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Culture connects: First Bruchkult music evening in the Miltitz quarry!
On October 5, the "Bruchkult" culture series starts in Miltitz with music and readings in the former quarry. Admission free!
Culture connects: First Bruchkult music evening in the Miltitz quarry!
Next Sunday, October 5, 2025, the new "Bruchkult" series of events will start in the Miltitz district. The opening event takes place in a former quarry, a place that should offer a special atmosphere for cultural events. Jacob Zschornak, a musician from Nebelschütz, developed the idea for this project. The aim of the series is to present different cultural genres such as music, readings and theater in Lausitz.
The kick -off event will start at 4 p.m. at the Krabatstein in Miltitz and promises a varied program with songs from Lausitz. There are three talented artists on stage:
- Sascha Hollick: Der Liedermacher bringt seine eigene Musik mit irischer Bouzouki und Banjo auf die Bühne und hat zuvor in Punk- und Folkpunkbands gespielt.
- Steffi Tusche, die als Teil des Duos Steppe und Moor bekannt ist, ist eine Singer-Songwriterin aus Rietschen. Ihre authentischen Lieder behandeln Themen des Werdens und Vergehens und zeichnen sich durch deutsche Texte aus.
- Jacob Zschornak (auch bekannt als Jacke Schwarz) wird Gitarre und Mundharmonika spielen. Sein Musikstil umfasst Blues, Rock, Folk und Rock ‘n’ Roll, während seine Texte oft Fragen des Lebens thematisieren und in Deutsch und Sorbisch gesungen werden.
Entry and event frequency
Admission to the first event of "Bruchkult" is free, which enables those interested in music to take part in without prior notice and to enjoy the musical diversity. The series should take place regularly, with the aim of offering one or two events per month. This offers an excellent opportunity for the local community to enjoy culture and support regional artists.
In order to learn more about the event, interested parties can visit the website lausitz.rocks that offers additional information about the artists and the program.
This new "Bruch cult" series is a promising example of how culture and community can be encouraged in Lusatia. The commitment of Zschornak and other artists will certainly help enrich the cultural landscape of the region and to spread joy.