Schwandorf.The four-day online festival “Week of Neighbors” will take place from May 12 to May 15, as announced by Centrum Bavaria Alchemy. In addition to the St. Johnny Blues Band and Pilsen’s Dixie Hot Licks, there will be acoustic gravity with the upper palatinate, as well as Rhodesha from Cambodia and Rod Palme. The organizers have promised music from Bavaria and the Czech Republic, which will make you forget language barriers as well as travel and contact restrictions.

Entertainment highlights will begin on Wednesday, May 12 from 7 pm with a musical circus event with Cirk la Putyka. From 3pm on Thursday, May 13, children will get their money’s worth: Rodsha and Tom Palme of Cambodia invite you to sing along to the front of the screen.

On Thursday evenings at 8pm, St. Johnny’s Band will be accompanied by Felsenkeller’s Blues, Rock’n’roll and Boogie, one of the leading Czech blues bands who came to Schwandorf exclusively for concert recordings. Pilsen’s Dixie Hot Licks, along with the swing dancers, will bring danceable music to the stage on Friday 14 May from 7pm. “You are a huge figure in the Czech swing and Dixie scene and are no strangers to Bavaria,” the statement said. Acoustic Gravity will rock the neighboring weekend on Saturday 15 May from 7pm. Unplugged on the virtual stage brings the five-man formation musical pearls from over six decades.

The “Culture of Six Regions” project is the motto of Kultstaertes Bayern-Bowman, being implemented by Centrum Bavaria Bohemia in collaboration with the city of Schwendford. “Neighbor Week” – a four-day online celebration that takes place on an event platform based on Schwandorf’s cityscape – is the highlight of the year and the cultural city at the same time. The link nachbarn-sousede.bbkult.net leads to the Bavarian-Bohemian festival scene. The project is funded by the Bavarian Ministry, District and Schwandorf and Bavaria Bohemia Cultural Foundation.