The Altes Amtsgericht in Lübbecke, Germany, serves as a unique community center dedicated to cultural events, social interactions, and a meeting place for various clubs and groups. The atmosphere within this historic building is welcoming and open, with the inner courtyard offering a special space for community and activities. Operated by the city of Lübbecke, the citizen meeting center allows all residents, clubs, and interest groups to use the rooms free of charge. In exceptional cases, such as commercial use, a small usage fee is applied. The Altes Amtsgericht features a diverse cultural program including live music of all genres, children's theater, and small arts performances. It also functions as a base and platform for activities by Lübbecker citizens. Further information can be obtained from the Altes Amtsgericht team, the event calendar, or by contacting the Kulturring Lübbecke.
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