Hardly anyone managed to visit the 37 open art exhibitions during the long night of the museums.
Many Dachau residents enjoyed the abundant cultural offerings and strolled along their planned route from Dachau East to the old town.
The umbrella could safely stay in the pocket, but the cell phone was different.
Showing proof of vaccination and checking in and out with an app worked smoothly from the third station at the latest.
Many galleries were always well filled, in others you had the opportunity to chat with the artist.
For example, visitors to Betina Fichtl learned how she carves her animal sculptures with a chainsaw, how Tina Glanz puts the small stones she has collected on her acrylic paintings or from Evelyn Karrach from the Cara gallery what inspired her on her last trip to Morocco.
Josef Lochner told in his gallery how the triumphal arch in Paris was veiled just after the model of Christo and Jeanne Claude and Brigitte Renner from the painting course of the association Disabled and Friends revealed how the point pictures of her participants were created.
In the district museum courtyard, visitors could even listen to fairy tales.
