Musical start to spring

Stereo Naked can be experienced in Salzgitter.

Known from the Klesmer and World Music Festival 2025, Stereo Naked are returning to Salzgitter. This time at the KniKi (Sunday, March 22 (6 pm). The unusual duo consisting of New Zealand double bass player Pierce Black and banjo player Julia Zech already enchanted the audience at Klesmerplatz with their very own folky sound. They take bluegrass out of its niche and transform it into music for a large audience with their playful and touching songwriting.

Presenting her award-winning skills in Salzgitter: Justina Lee Brown.

The award-winning Nigerian Afro-funk, soul and blues singer, songwriter and all-round entertainer Justina Ogunlolu, better known as Justina Lee Brown, who lives in Europe, will be a guest in Salzgitter onSaturday, March 28 (8 pm, Kniestedter Kirche).

Justina Lee Brown recently became the first African to win the prestigious Swiss Blues Award 2024 with her album "Lost Child", released in 2023. She seamlessly combines African lyricism with Western-influenced global sounds, creating a unique and captivating musical experience.

April does what it should...

No April Fool's joke

Unfortunately already finished:

The musical month of March begins with Jimmy Reiter.

It all starts on Friday, March 6 (8 p.m., Kniestedter Kirche in Salzgitter-Bad): Finally, another blues party with theJimmy Reiter Band, currently one of the hottest bands on the blues scene and highly praised from all sides. Since 2010, the Jimmy Reiter Band has been touring club and festival stages to bring their version of modern, electric big city blues to the people, for which they have made a name for themselves in the scene.

Conny and the Sunday riders delighted the guests in Salzgitter.

"Nice was the time...": Under this title, Conny and the Sonntagsfahrer will make a stopover in Salzgitter on Saturday, March 14 (3 p.m., Aula im Gymnasium Fredenberg) and present the musical era of the 50s and 60s in an entertaining and amusing way. Back to the time of the German economic miracle. Back to petticoats, kidney-shaped tables, VW Beetles, only black and white on TV, Italy as your favorite vacation destination and only German hits on the radio!

Senior citizen tickets including special KVG bus use are available at a special advance sale price (7.50 euros) until March 1, 2026. This is only possible at the three municipal senior citizens' centers in Salzgitter-Bad, Lebenstedt and Thiede, the senior citizens' office in the town hall (Joachim-Campe-Straße 6-8), as well as at the Seniorenbeirat and the Starke nursery.

A hare would like to whistle and asks a marmot for help.

Rabbits don't whistle. Why not? Can they just not do it? Nicole Gospodarek will be telling the story freely adapted from Ludvik Askenazy on Sunday, March 15 (3 p.m. Kniestedter Kirche) in the "No Sunday like any other" series for families and children aged 4 and over.

The story: The rabbit would love to be able to whistle properly! But only marmots can do that. And so he sets off in search of this shy animal. Over hill and dale, the hare searches everywhere and asks everyone he comes across, even the fish in the water, until he finally finds it, the marmot. The marmot is not enthusiastic, but finally agrees to teach the hare to whistle. But although he tries really hard, the whistle just won't work. What now?

Further information

Detailed information on all events and tickets can be found in the event calendar.

Already curious about April? There's more music and children's theater. Just take a look at the Salzgitter events calendar. There you will also find further information on all events organized by the Department of Culture.

The municipal calendar of events