When does the concert Orange – Color of Hope take place?

The concert takes place on Saturday, November 28, 2026. It begins at 7 PM, and the doors open at 6 PM.

Where does the event take place?

The venue is the Regional Library Weiden at Scheibenstraße 7, 92637 Weiden.

How much does admission cost?

Admission costs 10 euros per person. Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis.

Who is hosting the concert evening?

Laura Mann presents the program together with Oliver Lederer on piano.

What is the content about?

The concert addresses violence against women and girls, societal role models, transgressions, and possibilities for a life without violence.

How can the Regional Library Weiden be reached?

Nearby bus stops include Maria-Seltmann-Haus, Josefskirche, Justice Building, and Tax Office. Public parking as well as the Allee underground garage on Bürgermeister-Prechtl-Straße are available.

Orange – Color of Hope

Name: Orange – Color of Hope: Concert with Laura Mann
Start: 2026-11-28T19:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-28T21:30:00+01:00
Location: Regionalbibliothek Weiden

Orange – Color of Hope: Music, Word, and a Clear Sign Against Violence

On Saturday, November 28, 2026, the Regional Library Weiden will transform into a place of musical encounter and social discourse. As part of the Orange Days, Laura Mann, together with Oliver Lederer on piano, presents a specially developed concert program against violence towards women and girls.

A Concert Between Sound, Narration, and Awareness

The event combines musical contributions with personal narratives and thematic impulses. This creates an intense artistic experience that works not only through sound but also through language, attitude, and the close connection to reality. Laura Mann guides the audience towards questions that are often suppressed or downplayed in everyday life: Where does violence begin, which role models shape our thinking, and when does apparent romance become a destructive relationship pattern?

Orange Days as a Social Impulse

The Orange Days were initiated in 1981 and have since set a global sign against discrimination and all forms of violence against women and girls. The concert takes up this idea and translates it into an aesthetic experience of music, storytelling, and political awareness. Between statistics, fates, and personal stories, the theme acquires a human and immediately perceivable dimension.

Laura Mann and Oliver Lederer

Laura Mann shapes the evening as a singer, actress, and speaker. Her stage presence combines musical expressiveness with a clear narrative stance. She is accompanied by Oliver Lederer on piano. The interplay between voice and instrument creates changing soundscapes: concentrated passages, reflective moments, and strong musical accents that emotionally structure the evening.

A Space for Questions and Hope

The dramaturgy of the program focuses on everyday transgressions as well as extreme forms of gender-based violence. This is not about victimhood as an end in itself, but about awareness, responsibility, and the possibility of social change. Music and word open a pathway that informs, awakens, and at the same time conveys hope.

Conclusion: A Moving Evening with Social Relevance

Visitors can expect a concentrated concert with personal voice, sonic intensity, and an important social concern. Orange – Color of Hope connects cultural education, musical engagement, and committed awareness. Anyone interested in an artistic experience with attitude should experience this special evening live at the Regional Library Weiden.