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Festival Director Kathrin Böhm (left), Cultural Director Doris Lang-Mayerhofer and" Die Buschs " © City of Linz Krenn
The largest Austrian festival of urban art attracted 240,000 visitors to the state capital this weekend and the 32nd edition of the Pflasterpektakel in Linz delighted young and old alike: " With this number, you are close to the record number of visitors. and this special atmosphere makes Pflasterspektakel a unique experience, which is indispensable in Linz, "explains Doris Lang-Mayerhofer, municipal councilor for culture
. Many international artists have transformed Linz into a performance venue for street art The street theater program The range of productions ranged from aerial acrobatics to the theater of pantomime to comedy. The magazine "Kaleidoscopenächte" is once again revealed as a crowd puller. But the artists of the new children's stage "Rambazamba", which offered a special program for the youngest with music and circus, were applauded with joy. The Klanghof in the old town hall, where musical performances and a relaxing area have delighted the audience, have provided a haven of peace in the festival. The Latin American samba turned the downtown area into a big dance scene later, while the fireworks on the main square were hot.
120 police officers, firefighters and first aiders ensured that the shows did not catch fire Incidents could occur.
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