St. Martini Brotherhood: Martinimarkt and Martins parade in November!

St. Martini Brotherhood: Martinimarkt and Martins parade in November!

The St. Martini Brotherhood gathered in the Böcker-Menke council to plan the upcoming celebrations around the Martinimarkt. This traditional event will take place from November 9th to 11th in the picturesque town center. The Brotherhood and the local community are preparing to organize a number of activities that will address both children and adults.

The focus is particularly on the Martin parade, which will begin on November 8th at 6 p.m. The starting point is the parish office, and all children and their parents are cordially invited to take part. A highlight of this move is the pretzel distribution at the Martinus Church, which is generously donated this year by Volksbank Nottuln. This tradition brings together the community and creates a festive atmosphere that is inspired by St. Martin history.

festivities and celebrations

The Martinimarkt opening takes place on November 9th with the Mayor of the Mayor in the Heitmann Orgel. This will be a solemn moment that is expected in the community with a lot of anticipation. On the same evening, everyone is invited to take part in the Martinimarkt party in the Burgsaal, which begins at 8 p.m. This event offers a great opportunity for residents and visitors to gather and enjoy the festive atmosphere.

The Sunday, November 10th, continues in the festivities with the patronage festival, which is celebrated again on the Heitmann family's car scooter. The fair begins at 9.45 a.m. and is aimed at everyone who wants to take part in the honor of St. Martin. It is another step to strengthen the heritage of the Brotherhood and the Community Bonds.

social actions and commitment

Another important topic that was discussed during the session is the Brotherhood's cookie baking campaign. This year, too, the brotherhood will create baked delicacies for a good cause and distribute them in the form of cookie bags. This campaign shows the commitment of the Brotherhood for Social Affairs and underlines the community spirit that can be experienced during the Martinimarkt.

A special event as part of the Martinimarkt will be the late market, which will take place on October 10th in the town hall courtyard from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. The brotherhood takes over the drink and invites everyone to gather there. This is a great way to promote the feeling of community and celebrate local culture.

At the end of the meeting there was also a change of personnel on the board, since Julian Oostendorp and Janis Beisenbusch were re -recorded. These changes show that the brotherhood remains dynamic and continue to bring in fresh ideas and perspectives.

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