KulturRegion connects people with what makes their home special: real encounters, traditional knowledge, and fresh ideas for leisure time.
Think regionally We collaborate with local stakeholders, promote short distances, and preserve the character of villages and towns.
Make culture tangible Whether crafts, music, or customs – we show where tradition remains alive and how you can become part of it yourself.
Create spaces for freedom Our offerings invite you to try something new, find peace, and see your surroundings with fresh eyes.
Show impact Those who join us not only discover events but also find connections, learn new things, and actively shape community life.
KulturRegion emerged from the desire to bundle the diversity of the local landscape, traditions, and contemporary art in one place. What began with a small editorial team and a loose collection of event notices has developed into a fixed entity in the regional cultural calendar.
Today, we reach several thousand readers monthly and collaborate with over fifty local partners – from museums to hiking clubs to manufacturers. The decision to focus on high-quality texts and real encounters has proven to be sustainable.
The project starts as a blog with twelve articles on regional exhibitions and hiking trails. The response is surprisingly large – within a year, the readership doubles.
During the pandemic, the digital magazine is created. Instead of canceling, we develop virtual tours and podcasts on craft history. The reach triples.
Cooperation with the tourism association and establishment of our own event database. A printed annual review appears for the first time in an edition of 5,000 copies.
Introduction of theme weeks on sustainability and regional cuisine. The platform becomes a meeting point for cultural workers and guests – with regular readings and market stalls on site.
Answers to our cultural and leisure offerings, events, and regional tips – clear and without beating around the bush.
Under "Events" on our homepage, you will find a monthly updated overview. Additionally, we send a newsletter with highlights every first Thursday. Registration is possible in the footer.
Yes, gladly. Send us an email at info@centreofthewest.com with the date, location, and a short description. After review, we will add your event to the regional calendar – free of charge and without any strings attached.
Yes, from April to October we offer a guided tour every second Saturday. The meeting point is at the "Hohe Wurzel" parking lot. Participation costs 12 euros per person, no registration required. Sturdy footwear is recommended.
We welcome texts on regional topics, crafts, or nature. Send your exposé (max. 1,500 characters) to info@centreofthewest.com. The editorial team will respond within two weeks. Compensation is paid by agreement.
The studios have different opening hours. You can find a current list with addresses and phone numbers on our "Crafts & Culture" page. Many workshops also offer courses – prior registration is recommended.
Our Profile
We report on people, places, and initiatives that keep the cultural community alive in the region. Whether it's an exhibition, concert, or village festival – we show what moves people.
“Culture is not a luxury, but the glue that holds a community together.”
Our audience seeks genuine encounters and regional stories. People who live consciously, travel sustainably, and appreciate local treasures.
“I don’t just want to consume, but to understand where I live.”
We write without exaggeration, but with passion. Our language is approachable, factual, and full of appreciation for the people and nature of this landscape.
“Good words are like good paths – they lead you safely to your destination without making noise.”
We finance ourselves through subscriptions and selected partnerships – never through content we cannot stand behind ourselves. Every recommendation is genuine and unpaid.
“Better less, but genuine – that is our compass.”