Lindlar celebrates: Markus Scherer becomes the new carnival prince!

Lindlar celebrates: Markus Scherer becomes the new carnival prince!

The time has come again: the carnival season is just around the corner and in Lindlar the joy is very important. On November 23, Markus Scherer will be proclaimed the new carnival prince. The cultural center in Lindlar becomes the scene of a colorful festival on this evening, which is suitable for both carnival friends and curious people.

The proclamation, organized by the Lenkelner Carnival (KLC) committee, begins at 7:11 p.m., with the doors open at 6 p.m. Guests can look forward to an attractive program that leaves nothing to be desired. In addition to musical performances by well-known groups such as Bohei and loudly, the music club from Linde will appear, supplemented by the energetic dance deposits of the dance guard of the TuS Lindlar and the VfL ballet from Engelskirchen.

colorful entertainment for all

The evening not only promises entertaining acts, but also an energetic atmosphere among carnivalists and friends. The festival is moderated by three charming personalities: Sarah Pfau from KG Sünger Butzen, Marcel Sausner from KV Fenke and Markus Günther from the KG Rot-Weiß Lindlar. These committed moderators will ensure that the program runs smoothly and that all those present are transferred in the party mood.

The physical well -being will also be well taken care of so that the fools can strengthen themselves during the celebrations. The anticipation among the citizens is noticeable, and many will certainly not miss an opportunity to be part of the festival and celebrate the new prince.

Admission to this festive event costs 25 euros. Interested parties can either secure their cards via the website knk-lindlar.de or secure directly by email to kontakt@klk-lindlar.de.

On November 23, it will be shown how the new Prince Markus Scherer will shape the carnival events in Lindlar. This event is not only a highlight in the carnival calendar, but also a wonderful opportunity for the community to come together and to share the happy mood. A tradition that will continue with a lot of enthusiasm this year!