Big midsummer party in Eggesin: Scandinavian flair for the family!
Big midsummer party in Eggesin: Scandinavian flair for the family!
Eggesin, Deutschland - The party is celebrated! On June 21, 2025, the sponsors and friends of the Eggesin student and youth center invite you to the fourth midsummer party. From 2 p.m. to 9 p.m., families can experience a real Scandinavian festival on the site on Stettiner Strasse. This hustle and bustle combines the traditions of the summer solstice with fun and play for young and old.
The midsummer festival, which is the second largest festival in Scandinavia after Christmas, has also made a name for itself in this country in recent years. The aim of the event is to bring a touch of Sweden to Western Pomerania and to continue the tradition of a family -friendly festival on the Randow. In addition to the experience of Scandinavian customs, local activities are planned that guarantee an exciting afternoon.
a colorful mix of tradition and fun
Fortunately, the midsummer party will be supported for the first time this year by the Ukranenland Torgelow, which will build various stations. Visitors have the opportunity to try medieval techniques, listen to exciting stories or simply play with other families. Other attractions include:- Children's games
- Murmelbahn
- tattoo sticking
- soap bubbles and juggling
- Krinztbinde
- climbing wall and bouncy castle
The highlight of the day will be the midsummer fire, which is lit by the Eggesin fire brigade. The physical well -being is also taken care of: whether bratwurst, cotton candy or freshly baked stick cake - everyone can find something here according to their taste.
CelebrateScandinavian roots
The midsummer festival has its roots in pre -Christian customs and is celebrated in Sweden and other Scandinavian countries. It takes place at the time of the summer solstice when the days are longest and it hardly gets dark. In Sweden, Midsommar is one of the most important parties, and many people prefer to enjoy the celebrations in the circle of friends and family in the country while the cities are quieter. Traditions such as setting up a midsummer bar decorated with leaves and flowers are central components of the celebrations, accompanied by happy dance and singing, such as the well -known song "Små Grodorna".
Visitors who dress up as a troll or elf can also be happy because they save the entry euro. It is really a feast for the whole family - nothing like the midsummer party in Eggesin! Further information can be found on Nordkurier and [Time Journey.
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