On June 22, it's "This is how the brine garden sounds" again
Live music, cool cocktails and delicious food - that's what visitors can look forward to on June 22 from 6 to 10 p.m. at the "So sounds the Solegarten" event. To mark the Solegarten's fourth birthday, Kevelaer Marketing is organizing a special concert evening together with the Hamminkeln Rock School. "We are delighted to be able to offer this event free of charge thanks to the support of Sparkasse Rhein-Maas," says Verena Rohde, Business Development Manager and Head of Kevelaer Marketing.
Street music with a unique backdrop
A total of six artists from the Hamminkeln Rock School will be performing acoustic songs in the St. Jakob brine garden. They include Nico Janssen from Goch and "Rich Kid Rebellion" from Dortmund, who will delight audiences with songs from various genres. Englishman Jack Devaney will also be there to sing one or two well-known world hits. Visitors are invited to make themselves comfortable on the lawns with a picnic blanket or camping chairs and enjoy a relaxed evening in the special atmosphere of the St. Jakob brine garden.
Beach area with sun loungers, snacks and cocktails
In addition, this year the volleyball court will be converted into a beach area so that guests can relax on deckchairs while listening to the music of an artist. The Cocktail Ambulance will also be on site, offering refreshing cocktails. Old Butchery, a restaurateur from Kevelaer, will provide delicious food such as hand sandwiches and summery salad bowls.