Fairytale adventures in Höxter: The 29th Fairytale Sunday awaits you!

Fairytale adventures in Höxter: The 29th Fairytale Sunday awaits you!

On October 20th, the city center of Höxter will be transformed into a magical fairytale landscape when the 29th Fairytale Sunday is celebrated. Between 1 p.m. and 6 p.m., young and old can look forward to a colorful program. Visitors have the opportunity to experience fairytale games such as “Frau Holle” and “Hansel and Gretel” and can also enjoy the puppet theater and the fairy tales. There will be lots of activities for the children, such as face painting, a bouncy castle and a bungee trampoline to pass the time in a playful way. The local shops are also taking part and are open, while walking acts, including the well-known fairy tale characters Hansel and Gretel, will make your eyes light up and provide photo opportunities. The event is organized by the Höxter advertising association and ceremoniously opened by Mayor Daniel Hartmann.

Fairytale Sunday not only attracts locals, but also numerous visitors from the region who want to enjoy the family festival and cultural performances. This shows once again how important such events are for promoting community and identity in the city. The anticipation for the lively fairy tales and colorful activities is already palpable, and the organizers are expecting a high number of visitors who want to experience the city center in full bloom.

Further events around Höxter

On the same day, October 20th, the traditional Hubertus riding hunt will also take place in Neuhaus and Silberborn. Starting at 11 a.m., participants in the bloodless hunt will trek through the countryside with horses and dogs, overcoming various obstacles including stone walls and whiskey barrels. The spectacle is accompanied by the sounds of hunting horns and promises an entertaining experience for everyone present. In addition to the hunt, there is an attractive supporting program at the guest's house in Neuhaus with culinary delicacies and various sales and information stands to round off the event.

Another highlight will take place on October 19th, when the Pied Piper Hall in Hameln invites you to the Oktoberfest from 7 p.m. With the live band “Alpenbanditen”, which plays a mixture of traditional folk music hits and modern party classics, guests can immerse themselves in an exhilarating celebration. Whether in dirndl or lederhosen, everyone is invited to enjoy the festive atmosphere, dance and try Bavarian specialties. This festival is part of the Hameln Wiesn weekend, which, in addition to the Oktoberfest, also includes the AWesA Volunteer Night as well as the children's Wiesn and a morning pint.

Film fans will have a varied program on Sunday at the Roxy Cinema in Holzminden. The family film “Patterson and Findus – the funny participatory cinema” has its premiere, while the first senior cinema opens with the comedy “It's the little things”. Other films shown at the Roxy include “Hagen – in the Nibelung Valley”, “Smile 2”, “The Book Walker” with Christoph Maria Herbst, “Joker”, “Transformers One” and “The Wild Robot”. The cinema offers something for everyone, whether young or old, and ensures a relaxing Sunday in autumn.

The multitude of events in and around Höxter show the lively culture and togetherness of the community, which are presented in an impressive way on these special days. The anticipation and planning for Fairy Tale Sunday and the other events can be felt in the region and make the event an important part of social life in the area.

You can find more information about these celebrations and offers in the article on www.hoexter-news.de.