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The vibrant neighbourhood of Trimbornstraße is gearing up for another exciting event, as plans for this year's Trimbornstraße festival have been announced. The festival, which took place last year and was covered by journalist Anne Meyer, is set to return on the 24th of July, 2025.
The festival, which features flea markets, concerts, and guided tours, has been a significant event for the community, helping neighbours who had lived next to each other for years to speak to each other. Many older residents attended the festival and agreed to take steps to green the street, making it an even more inviting space.
The Trimbornstraße, a 200-meter-long street, is home to three beds that residents take care of, and to Linda Weidmann and Florian Egermann, who live and work there. The "Idyll", a former shop that serves as their workspace and a neighbourhood meeting point, is a testament to the community spirit that thrives on the street.
However, the Trimbornstraße is not without its concerns. Laughing gas sales and related disturbances have been a concern for many residents, and the street's narrow sidewalk is often too crowded for daily pedestrian and cyclist traffic.
In an effort to address these issues, the Trimbornstraße festival organisers have started a citizens' initiative to make the street more pedestrian-friendly and potentially car-free. The initiative, led by Linda Weidmann, Florian Egermann, and other local residents and concerned community members, aims to create a safer, more enjoyable environment for all who visit or live on the street.
The festival is a place for pedestrians, with non-motorized traffic only, and the organisers are excited to announce that a sausage stand has been added to this year's plans. The festival was also photographed by Almut Elhardt and featured in Issue 8/2025, a testament to its growing popularity and importance in the community.
As the date of the festival approaches, residents are looking forward to another day of celebration, community, and positive change for the Trimbornstraße.
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