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HALLE 96 has celebrated its birthday. For 10 years now, it has been the center for creative professionals on the Hanomag site.

With the opening of HALLE 96 ten years ago, Hanover has achieved far more than just giving the creative industry a professional home: One of Hanover's most modern commercial and residential districts has been created in Linden-Süd. On Friday, July 8, this was celebrated into the night - with the creative scene as well as participants and friends of the krehtiv network in Hanover.

For almost 30 years, the former Hanomag site in Linden-Süd was a huge industrial wasteland until DIBAG Industriebau AG from Munich, as the investor, took the lead in revitalizing it and turned it into one of the most modern commercial and residential districts in the capital of Lower Saxony. An indispensable centerpiece today: HALLE 96 by hannoverimpuls , the home of Hanover's creative community. The first tenants were able to move in here in May 2012 - also thanks to the generous support of DIBAG.

With around 3,000 square meters of space, 83 offices , seven workshops and conference rooms, start-ups, young and existing companies from the creative industries have found space to develop their business ideas here for ten years now. From the very beginning, the aim was to motivate founders to set up their own business, to get them excited about the location and to network the people involved in the regional economy. After a welcoming address by Hanover's City Planning Councillor Thomas Vielhaber and hannoverimpuls Managing Director Doris Petersen , there was a colorful program with music by JOULES THE FOX and CURLY & LION , interviews with people involved in the HALLE 96 environment and rousing party sound by Djane Jasmina. NDR presenter Andreas Kuhnt hosted the program.