Our programme for the EUROCAMP
Join us at Eurocamp Saxony-Anhalt in Nebra (20-30 July)
EUROCAMP brings young people from all over Europe together for unforgettable days in the town of Nebra, Saxony-Anhalt. This is where cultures meet, friendships grow, and ideas turn into action. Together, we will explore key European values – language and identity, democracy, participation, cultural diversity, community, sustainability, and freedom - through interactive workshops, creative activities, and hands-on community projects that make a real difference.
Become part of a diverse and welcoming community where voices are heard, talents are shared, and initiatives are born. Help us shape the future of Europe not just in words, but through real engagement at the local level. We look forward to welcoming you!
Theme
This year, our focus is “Talk Deutsch – Think Europe: One Language, Many Perspectives.” Young people from across Europe will come together to experience, shape, and understand Europe through the German language. Language here is more than a tool for communication—it’s a bridge between cultures, a way to connect on equal terms, and a means to discover what unites us. Through dialogue, collaboration, and exchange, we’ll explore diversity, shared European values, and how our voices can contribute to a more connected, inclusive Europe.
Workshops & Activities
The EUROCAMP team has prepared a rich and varied program designed to inspire, connect, and empower you.
- In different workshop you will get in touch with diverse topics concerning around language, identity, democracy, participation, cultural diversity and Europe.
- During a city rally, you will discover Nebra in small teams through playful challenges, creative tasks, and cooperative missions.
- Film nights offer space to relax, laugh, and reflect after a busy day.
You are also warmly invited to contribute your own ideas by preparing and offering leisure activities for other participants, such as discussion rounds, creative sessions, sports activities, cultural exchanges, or jam sessions. Your initiative helps shape the spirit of the camp.
Cultural diversity & multilingualism
Our community is open, supportive, and truly European.
German is the main language of communication throughout the camp. Participants are encouraged to actively use this opportunity to improve their German skills in everyday life. At the same time, the rich diversity of European languages is part of what makes Eurocamp special, and knowledge of other languages is welcome and appreciated.
The Eurocamp team will host a language café regularly - a relaxed and friendly space to practice German together. Of course, translation support into English will be provided by us in case you need it, while we still encourage the active use of German.
Country Evening
One of the most beloved Eurocamp traditions is the Country Evening.
On this evening, participants take the stage to present the wonders of their country or region. Expect inspiring stories, traditional music, dances, games, food, and personal perspectives. It is a joyful celebration of Europe’s diversity and a wonderful opportunity to learn from one another in a creative and heartfelt way.
Excursions & shared leisure time
Exploring Nebra and its surroundings is part of the adventure.
Through our interactive city rally, you will get to know the town in a playful way while working in small teams. The tasks prepared by our team encourage cooperation, curiosity, and fun.
It is not just about discovering new places - it is also about strengthening friendships and building a strong sense of community.
Community Projects - The Heart of Eurocamp
Community projects are the core of the Eurocamp experience. Participation in these projects is mandatory, and full availability for the entire duration of the camp is required.
In recent years, Eurocamp participants have successfully carried out a wide range of meaningful local projects, including:
- Woodworking projects for the community
- Environmental work, such as cleaning, planting, and nature conservation
- The creation and improvement of recreational areas for local residents
- Renovation, maintenance, and creative design of public spaces
Building on this strong tradition, we will once again develop projects based on local needs and community demands. Whether you enjoy manual work, environmental action, creative design, or practical problem-solving - everyone can find a role that suits their interests and strengths.
Your efforts will lead to visible improvements in the local area and will be met with genuine appreciation from the community. Together, we will create lasting memories, meaningful connections, and a positive impact that reaches far beyond the camp itself.
