Kulturhaus Aue, Concert hall and cultural center in Aue-Bad Schlema, Germany.
Kulturhaus Aue is a performance venue in Aue-Bad Schlema with two auditoriums designed for different types of events. The larger space holds around 784 seats and features current sound and lighting systems, while the smaller hall accommodates more intimate gatherings.
The building was constructed between 1953 and 1958 by SDAG Wismut, the state uranium mining company, to serve as a cultural center for the mining region. Its development took place during the height of uranium extraction activities in the area.
The house serves as a gathering place for local art traditions and regional performances. Visitors experience traditional music, dance, and craft exhibitions that reflect the character of this mining region.
Ample parking is available directly near the building, making arrival straightforward for visitors. Guests can contact the venue by phone or email to inquire about upcoming events and purchase admission tickets.
Each year in early November, the venue hosts the Erzgebirgsweihnacht celebration, when the Erzgebirgsensemble Aue performs traditional regional Christmas songs. Performers dressed in local folk costumes dance alongside the music, creating an atmosphere tied to regional holiday traditions.
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