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18. March 2026

Photos wanted: "Art on the Lerchenberg - from street art to natural wonders"

The creativity of Lerchenberg residents is once again in demand this year for the 10-frame photo exhibition in the Lerchenberg district store. Under the motto 'Art on Lerchenberg - from street art to natural wonders', residents are invited to show how diverse and individual art can be with their own photos.

Submit photos: Now through May 31, 2026

Starting now and through May 31, 2026, Lerchenberg residents can submit their photos to the neighborhood management office. Photos can be sent by email to quartiermanagementstadt.mainzde or by mail to 

Quartiermanagement/Soziale Stadt, 

P.O. Box 3620, 55026 Mainz 

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Photo exhibition starting June 19, 2026

The selected images will be presented in a photo exhibition. The opening reception will take place on Friday, June 19, 2026, at 5 p.m. at the Lerchenberg Neighborhood Store (shopping center). The event offers an opportunity to enjoy the creative photos and engage in conversation. 

The neighborhood management team looks forward to receiving many photos and creating a creative exhibition that reflects the diversity of Lerchenberg, in keeping with the motto “Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.”

As part of the Social City/Social Cohesion urban development program, the neighborhood management team is based at the Office for Youth and Family of the State Capital of Mainz.

Contact for inquiries:
Anna Harris,
Lerchenberg Neighborhood
Management, Office for Youth and Family,
Email: anna.harrisstadt.mainzde
Tel.: 06131-12 4120

 

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