Multikulti-Ball

Am 20. Juni 2015 verwandelt der Multikulti-Ball die Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz in eine bunte Festbühne.

Eine heiße Sommernacht mit Karussell und Spielwiese, Gäste aus 100 Nationen und ein buntes Programm - die Uni Graz tanzt am 20. Juni 2015.

Farbenreichtum der Kleidung, Konzert der Sprachen und Vielfalt der Kulturen: Am 20. Juni 2015 verwandelt der Multikulti-Ball die Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz in eine bunte Festbühne. Karten gibt's am Campus – und zwar im Uni-Shop im RESOWI sowie bei den Portieren im Hauptgebäude und im Wall. Studierende zahlen nur 23 Euro, der Normalpreis ist 48 Euro.

Wer nicht nur tanzen, sondern auch das Kulinarische ausgiebig genießen möchte, kann heuer erstmals eine Eintrittskarte samt Gourmet-Pass erwerben. Die gibt's für Studierende um nur 40 Euro, für alle anderen um 65 Euro. Inkludiert sind dann vier Köstlichkeiten von frei wählbaren Gourmet-Ständen.

Eine heiße Sommernacht mit Karussell und Spielwiese, Gäste aus 100 Nationen und ein buntes Programm, gestaltet unter anderem vom LaStrada-Team und Sandy Lopicic. Balkan- und Zirkusmusik, Jazz und Volksweisen mischen sich mit dem ganz außergewöhnlichen Programm des Starpianisten Markus Schirmer, den steirischen Tönen von Brauch:tanz, der Tanzmusik des Grazer Salonorchesters, den afrikanischen Rhythmen von Insingizi und Ramadu & The Afro-Vibes Band und natürlich den Balkanklängen des Orchesters Sandy Lopicic Superstvar.

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Multikulti-Ball on June 20th

Colourful clothes, a concert of languages and a rich diversity of cultures: On June 20th, the “Multikulti Ball” changes the campus of the University of Graz into a festival stage. Tickets are available at the “Uni Shop” (RESOWI Centre) as well as at the porter’s lodges in the Main Building and in Wall Centre. Students pay 23 Euros; the standard price is 48 Euros.

Guests who do not only want to dance but would also like to enjoy the culinary side of the event, may purchase a ticket including a gourmet pass – a novelty this year. Students pay 40 Euros for it, all other guests 65 Euros. This pass comprises four delicious treats from freely selectable gourmet booths.
A hot summer night with a carousel and a playground, guests from a hundred nations and a varied programme, designed among others by the LaStrada-Team as well as Sandy Lopicic. Balkan and circus music, jazz and folk music mix with the extraordinary programme of star pianist Markus Schirmer, the Styrian sounds of “Brauch:tanz”, the dance tunes of the “Grazer Salonorchester”, the African beats of Insingizi and Ramadu & The Afro-Vibes Band and, of course, the Balkan sounds of the Sandy Lopicic Superstvar Orchestra.

Andreas Schweiger

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