Lena Meyer-Landrut, Cassandra Steen, Mike Singer and Kay One are THE top acts at the free Charity Summer Open Air in Groß-Gerau.
The Helvetia Parc, together with the Bundesverband Kinderhospiz e. V. on Saturday, August 12, from 12.45 pm (admission: 11.45 am) a large, free charity summer open air for children's hospice work for the benefit of the Bundesverband Kinderhospiz e.V. at Helvetia Parc Groß-Gerau near Frankfurt. Top acts at the event include singers Lena Meyer-Landrut, Cassandra Steen, singer and teen heartthrob Mike Singer and children's hospice ambassador and rapper Kay One.
In addition to top musical acts, the open air event will also feature great attractions for the whole family. These include children's face painting and glitter tattoos by Farbtröpfchen & Mirjam Munstein from Groß-Gerau, bouncy castles, imaginative figures - walk acts by Helden für Herzen and the unicycle team SKV Mörfelden, who will present and demonstrate unicycling. There will also be VIP rides with selected stars in an old US school bus through Groß-Gerau exclusively for the good cause.
The event is divided into an afternoon and evening event: In the afternoon, Mike Singer, who has currently entered the German charts at number 1 with his album "Karma" and is playing sold-out concerts on his tour, will perform. Glashaus singer Cassandra Steen will perform acoustic songs from her new album, among others. In the evening, Eurovision Song Contest winner Lena Meyer-Landrut and rapper Kay One will board the stage.
Kay One on his commitment as an ambassador for the Bundesverband Kinderhospiz e. V.: "It is important to support children who are terminally ill. I want to bring fun to the children and their families. Children are our future!" Furthermore, the rapper clarifies: "I do not want to make now also one on, 'mother-in-law's darling with white vest', but I find, one should use as a musician his large range also sometimes for something that helps people. That's why I'm proud to be an ambassador and meet kids who have to live with incurable diseases on this day."
During the day there will also be autograph sessions with Damian Hardung, star of the VOX series "Club der roten Bänder" as well as Dominik Brunter, Mister Germany 2017. The event will be hosted by Vanessa Meisinger (Super RTL) and Marcel Pramschüfer.
Admission to the family festival at Helvetia Parc Groß-Gerau is free. The free tickets will be available from May 1 at various shops supporting the event in Gross-Gerau. The issuing points are available from 1 May on the Internet at www.kinderhospiz-charity.de. Currently, there are only a few VIP tickets left for the event there. Without a free ticket no admission can be granted.
The Bundesverband Kinderhospiz e.V. is happy about donations. Therefore, a donation box is set up on site. A big thank you goes especially to many companies and shops from Groß-Gerau, who support the event and enrich it with actions.
Information about the Bundesverband Kinderhospiz e. V.
The Bundesverband Kinderhospiz e. V. represents numerous inpatient and outpatient children's hospice facilities in Germany. It is socially committed to creating a broad public for the taboo subject "children and death" as well as to bring affected children and families out of the social margins. According to current figures, around 5,000 of the approximately 40,000 children with life-shortening illnesses in Germany die each year. The purely donation-financed worry phone OSKAR is available for all affected families, mourners and professionals around the clock on the free phone number (0800) 8888-4711.
Text source and more information about this event: http://www.kinderhospiz-charity.de/event/
