Creepy figures and stories: Halloween festival in Wümschburg

Creepy figures and stories: Halloween festival in Wümschburg

On the last Sunday of October, the municipality of Wilhelmsburg turned into a scene of terror. Skeletons, witches and other effective fields made their way to a Halloween festival that was not only colorful, but also creepy. The preparations were characterized by a dark atmosphere and already made anticipation at the entrance to what else should come.

The passage to the inner courtyard was filled with fog swaths that caused a scary spectacle. The witch, which laughed from a wall and kept showing video animation, was particularly impressive. This mysterious mood was reinforced by numerous dark figures that turned the aisle along. When the goals were finally opened by Mayor Peter Reitzner, he welcomed the guests present with a scary "I wish the many dark journeyman a lot of fun today!"

entertainment and scary stories

The head of the city not only showed itself as a host, but also took on the role of the storyteller. With exciting creepy stories, he captivated the audience and thus caused permanent impressions. He also acted as a DJ and ensured that the music provided the right mood for the ghostly celebrations. The Halloween festival in Wilhelmsburg was not only a way to dress up and have fun, but also an opportunity for the community to come together and to celebrate the festival of eerie joy.

The event enjoyed great popularity and attracted many visitors who enjoyed the scary atmosphere and the original costumes. It was an evening full of laughter, creep and festive atmosphere. For everyone involved, the occasion was an unforgettable experience that made you want more. Such events strengthen the cohesion in the community and bring joy into the dark months of the year. A look at the choice of costume and the preparations shows how creative the participants were and how much effort was put into the design of the festival.

For more information about the Halloween Festival and the impressions of the visitors, see the current reporting on www.noen.at .