Mango Melt Vol. 13 Showcases 11 Local Artists in Freiburg

Mango Melt Vol. 13 brings 11 visual artists, live music, and an affordable art market to Freiburg across two locations on October 10 and 11, according to event details reported by rausgegangen.de and visit.freiburg.de. The weekend event provides an open platform for local creative exchange, featuring a rotating schedule of art displays, concerts, and family-friendly activities with free admission.

Altes Klavierdepot Hosts Saturday Art Market And Live Sets

The weekend opens on October 10 from 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Altes Klavierdepot, located on Schwarzwaldstraße 7, as reported by rausgegangen.de. Eleven visual artists from diverse creative backgrounds showcase their works, anchoring the platform’s primary focus on visual arts. Participating creators for this volume include Anastasia, Khat, Kaustav, Lena, Alice, Cecilia, Javier, Srishti, Mowgli, Naomi, and Sergio.

Musical programming runs alongside the exhibition during the afternoon and evening hours. DJ Habaya performs a DJ set from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., followed by a live concert from Alex Heymell The Rolling Stone from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Kulturaggregat Features Sunday Concerts And Family Activities

Activities move to Kulturaggregat on Hildastraße 5 on October 11, running from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., according to the event schedule. The venue hosts the second leg of the art market featuring the same roster of 11 visual creators. Live music continues with a performance by the live band Krissi & Aaron Music starting at 12:00 p.m.

Both locations operate as smoke-free spaces with explicit provisions for families. The event supplies paper and colored pencils in designated areas so children of all ages can draw and experiment with their own art projects while parents view the exhibitions and enjoy mango drinks.

Donation-Based Funding Supports Local Creative Scene

Admission to Mango Melt Vol. 13 is entirely free, relying instead on a donation-based model to cover operational costs. rausgegangen.de notes that visitors can contribute any amount they choose to support the project. Organizers allocate donations toward event logistics, printing, promotional materials, creative supplies, and compensation for the participating musicians who contribute their time and energy.

While visit.freiburg.de highlights the weekend atmosphere as an opportunity for residents and visitors to explore affordable art, chill, and dance during the final autumn days, the underlying financial structure depends entirely on voluntary public contributions to sustain future editions.