Autumn market in Hohenwarth: A festival for connoisseurs and families

Autumn market in Hohenwarth: A festival for connoisseurs and families

The Hohenwarther Gourmet Market already celebrated its third autumn market in a row on Saturday morning. In view of the successes of the past few years, 23 standers found themselves in the center of the Schwemme in the town center to offer their diverse goods. The event is not only very popular with the providers, but also attracts numerous visitors.

Gerald Grosshopf, the municipal council of Hohenwarth and one of the main organizers of the market, was extremely satisfied with the course: "Our pleasure market has been particularly well received. A weekly or monthly market would certainly not be so interesting for our visitors." The diversity and quality of the offers seem to hit the nerve of the time and make the market an attractive goal for locals and guests.

diverse products and offers

The standers presented a wide range of regional products. From fresh food to handmade articles to delicate dishes, there was something for every taste. These exhibitors not only enrich the market, but also promote the local economy by offering their products directly on site.

It is particularly noteworthy how the pleasure market strengthens the sense of community in Hohenwarth. The event is not only a place to buy products, but also a social meeting point where the residents exchange ideas and strengthen the village awareness. The positive feedback from standers and visitors equally shows that such markets play an important role in the cultural life of the community.

The open concept of the market, combined with the presentation of high -quality, locally produced goods, makes it a highlight of the autumn exhibition. Events like this also offer providers the opportunity to share their stories and origin of their products directly with consumers, which enriches the shopping experience for visitors.

The positive response to the market indicates that the pleasure market in Hohenwarth will continue to remain a fixed institution in the future. For more details, interested parties can www.noen.at Read.