Discover the story: District walk in the Herne town hall!

Discover the story: District walk in the Herne town hall!

Herner Innenstadt, Deutschland - Tomorrow, on October 22, 2024, a special event will take place in the Herner town hall: the first AWO district walk of the new series in downtown Herne. Organized by the Workers' Welfare (AWO), this walk not only offers an insight into the impressive building from the early 20th century, but also the opportunity to experience exciting historical information. The art historian Ulrike Most will lead through the premises and present historical anecdotes that let the participants immerse themselves in the past of the town hall.

The tour includes a visit to the meeting rooms and the traus hall, where many important decisions are made and newlyweds close the federal government for life. In addition, the mayor Frank Dudda is visited, which gives a special insight into the municipal administration. Such tours make a significant contribution to promoting awareness and understanding of local history. After the informative tour, visitors have the opportunity to refresh and exchange ideas with a free tea or coffee tasting in the “Weltladen Esperanza”.

Details about the event

The event begins at 3:00 p.m. and all interested parties are cordially invited. Since the places are limited, prior registration is recommended. Interested parties can register on 02323-95 24-0.

With this district walk, the AWO not only wants to make the history of the town hall tangible, but also create a platform for encounters and discussions among the citizens. This could strengthen the sense of community and interest in municipal issues. Participation in the tour is free of charge, which makes the offer particularly attractive.

In summary, it can be said that this district walk is an excellent offer for everyone who learns more about local history and at the same time want to make new acquaintances. The planned program promises to be both an educational and entertaining and could serve as a model for future AWO events. For more information about this event, See current reporting on www.radioherne.de .