It all starts on May 4th with the Urban Development Promotion Day. This Saturday, the former correctional facility on Neue Bahnhofstraße will be the focus – it will soon become the new home of the music school!
From June 6 to 9, the elite of young filmmakers will meet for the 6th time at the Federal Festival of Young Film in St. Ingbert – for everyone who wants to enjoy an exciting, funny, or touching movie night under the starry sky.
On June 15th, the St. Ingbert pedestrian zone transforms into the Parisian Montmartre. Artists from various fields move their studios into the city center, creating a special atmosphere.
Grill & Chill continues on Saturday, June 22. Those who want to spend a relaxed day and enjoy various craft beers as well as juicy burgers and grilled specialties will find something for every taste around the Gören- and Lausbubenbrunnen fountains.
At the classic car meetup on June 29th, enthusiasts and admirers of vintage cars will get their money's worth, as national and international classic car owners gather with their treasures in the pedestrian zone.
The city festival on July 5th and 6th is a beloved tradition for many residents of St. Ingbert and visitors – great music, captivating performances, good food, and a variety of drinks make up the charm of St. Ingbert.
Just in time for the summer holidays starting on Friday, July 12, the Schmelzer parking lot will be transformed by the Human Table Soccer into a giant table football game with people – joining in or cheering on is a must!
White clothing and white-covered tables, stylishly decorated with porcelain dishes and candlesticks – at the White Dinner on August 10th, the pedestrian zone transforms into a relaxed upscale dining room.
On August 24th and 25th, it will get loud and hot at Wombacher Weiher when the chainsaw carvers start their chainsaws and quickly transform wooden blocks into attractive sculptures.
It’s time to join in again at the Soli Run on September 7th and 8th. In the Gustav-Clauss-Anlage, all of St. Ingbert walks, trots, jogs, strolls, or runs for a good cause.
Of course, the Rascals and Mischief Makers Day must also be mentioned, which had to be postponed by one week at short notice due to scheduling conflicts. The big children's and games festival will now take place on Saturday, September 28th, in the pedestrian zone.
With this selection of events, complemented by the village festivals in the districts, there will certainly be no boredom in St. Ingbert in the summer of 2024. Look forward to carefree celebrations with good friends!
