Carnival parade in Gföhl: Children inspire with creative costumes!

Carnival parade in Gföhl: Children inspire with creative costumes!

in Gföhl, March 5th was a spectacular day full of colors and joy when around 100 kindergarten children and around 460 students from elementary school and middle school gathered for this year's carnival parade. With a total of 21 groups, they went through the city center and offered a fascinating spectacle. The middle school had chosen the motto "The Four Seasons" for this festive occasion, which not only ensured a creative ambience, but also underlined the diversity and creativity of the participants. The Sparkasse employees, led by Monika Knödlstorfer, dressed up as a tank cracker, while the Volksbank team triumphed in colorful penguin costumes, which inspired the audience, how Noen reported .

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