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01-02 August 2025

The Rapid Openair is a small, fine music and culture festival with a unique character and special charm in the middle of Graubünden. The name goes back to the beginning of the open-air, when the Rapid still served as a stage. We have been building them ourselves for many years now, but the Rapid is still an important component and is used as a means of transport. The values of sustainability and diversity are very important to us - be it in the areas of logistics, cuisine or booking. The festival starts on Friday 1 August and is rounded off with a breakfast included for everyone on Sunday. August 1 at the Rapid yes! The campsite will be accessible from 14:00 and the bar opens at 15:00.
Come and become part of the Rapid Famiglia

Shostakovich to the power of two, Demenga to the power of two! The renowned Bernese brothers with roots in Graubünden present both cello concertos written by Dmitri Shostakovich and thus a concert evening full of intensity and drama. The dancing virtuosity of the first concerto (Patrick Demenga) contrasts with the darkness and depth of the second (Thomas Demenga). Together, the two works provide a fascinating insight into the emotional world of the great Russian composer during the thaw period after Stalin's death. The concert evening will open with Igor Stravinsky's Pulcinella Suite from the neoclassical ballet of the same name, based on a Neapolitan story.

Program:
Igor Stravinsky: Pulcinella Suite
Dmitri Shostakovich:
Concerto No. 1 for Violoncello and Orchestra, op. 107
Concerto No. 2 for violoncello and orchestra, op. 126

In 2025, the "Reguladonnschtig" will deal with the topic of "Protestant identity(s)", i.e. also with the ambivalence of what "Protestant" thinking and acting actually is.

We would like to do this from different perspectives: We ask ourselves why people are involved in the church, why others are less so, and yet have a "Protestant" concern. People of different stripes will have their say to talk about the meaning of the "Protestant" from the point of view of singing, art, church, theology, social work, etc. And last but not least, we want to ask ourselves what it means to be "Protestant" in the future.

In 2025, the "Reguladonnschtig" will deal with the topic of "Protestant identity(s)", i.e. also with the ambivalence of what "Protestant" thinking and acting actually is.

We would like to do this from different perspectives: We ask ourselves why people are involved in the church, why others are less so, and yet have a "Protestant" concern. People of different stripes will have their say to talk about the meaning of the "Protestant" from the point of view of singing, art, church, theology, social work, etc. And last but not least, we want to ask ourselves what it means to be "Protestant" in the future.

In 2025, the "Reguladonnschtig" will deal with the topic of "Protestant identity(s)", i.e. also with the ambivalence of what "Protestant" thinking and acting actually is.

We would like to do this from different perspectives: We ask ourselves why people are involved in the church, why others are less so, and yet have a "Protestant" concern. People of different stripes will have their say to talk about the meaning of the "Protestant" from the point of view of singing, art, church, theology, social work, etc. And last but not least, we want to ask ourselves what it means to be "Protestant" in the future.

In 2025, the "Reguladonnschtig" will deal with the topic of "Protestant identity(s)", i.e. also with the ambivalence of what "Protestant" thinking and acting actually is.

We would like to do this from different perspectives: We ask ourselves why people are involved in the church, why others are less so, and yet have a "Protestant" concern. People of different stripes will have their say to talk about the meaning of the "Protestant" from the point of view of singing, art, church, theology, social work, etc. And last but not least, we want to ask ourselves what it means to be "Protestant" in the future.

The popular TRAIL RUN CHUR will take place on Sunday, June 15, 2025. There are four exciting routes to choose from:
- KURZA: 6.7km | +410/-410hm
- UFFA: 12.5km | +1'300/-250hm
- OBA: 15.0km | +800/-800hm
- LANGA: 27.5km | +2100/-1050hm

Whether you are an experienced trail runner or a newcomer, the TRAIL RUN CHUR has the right challenge for all runners.

Further information and registration at: www.trailrunchur.ch/