Last but not least, the Isar-Loisach cultural association wants to revitalize Wolfratshausen's old town with the “Art Tower” project. You should support the volunteers - above all the city. A comment:
"Life is a Cabaret", stated the American singer Liza Minnelli in 1972. "What's the point of being alone in your room? Come and hear how the music plays, life is a cabaret, old friend, come on, come to the cabaret, ”it says in the world-famous song. Presumably the Isar-Loisach Cultural Association (KIL) chose the motto “Life is a Cabaret” for the premiere evening in the Schwankl-Eck.
Other lighthouse projects can only be found on the drawing board
Come on, cultural workers and audience, come here, make the “Art Tower” project a permanent refuge for creativity and communication, so the appeal of the initiators from Wolfratshausen and Geretsried. With the bold attempt to breathe new life into the historic building, the cultural association wants to contribute to the upgrading of the old town. With a central public space in which beautiful and weird things can be presented and enjoyed, you actually come much closer to this goal than with the frequently propagated “lighthouse projects”, which so far have only made headlines as ruins or have existed exclusively on the drawing board for years.
The art tower is not available for free
The Wolfratshauser “Art Tower” is not available for free. What is needed now is solidarity with the volunteers. The Isar-Loisach cultural association needs long-term planning security, the property owner wants to see his rent, vernissages and concerts cost money. Provided that the KIL concept is resilient, it would be a good thing for the city council to be the first to sponsor the “art tower” created by citizens. It would be desirable for business and private individuals to follow this example.
This is how KIL and Co. could actually achieve something great: A lighthouse project in Wolfratshausen's old town - that really lights up.