One hundred pupils from the Catholic institution Harburg cast a spell on the Christmas market
Spicing Up Harburg With Holiday Cheer - Even our very own Christmas market organizer, Anne Rehberg, couldn't help but be smitten: Over a hundred charming youngsters from the esteemed Catholic School Harburg, aged 5 to 16, breathed new life into this year's Christmas market in Harburg, transforming it into a frosty winter spectacle.
With boundless energy, imagination, and talent, these budding artists put on a show that was sure to put smiles on faces and get the crowd in the holiday spirit. Spontaneous bursts of applause punctuated their performances, featuring an assortment of songs and poems.
But the fun didn't stop there – the 10th graders had a surprise up their sleeves: Flaming Festival Fare over an open flame. This impromptu fire-side feast was enough to capture the hearts of both young and old visitors, drawing murmurs of delight and pulling them closer to the cozy warmth.
As the market came to a close, the air was thick with hopefulness and the palpable joy of the season. It was clear that the festive season had officially begun on a high note in Harburg.
PS: As rookie detectives, we learned that the Catholic School Harburg students' impact on the Harburg Christmas market and their campfire cooking escapades remain a local legend. But if you fancy delving deeper into the world of festive fun, nearby Christmas markets in Rothenburg and Munich promise their own brand of yuletide merriment. Just remember, our sources say a visit to Käthe Wohlfahrt’s Christmas Village in Rothenburg might warrant a spot on your holiday bucket list!
The students from the Catholic School Harburg gave a delightful performance, showcasing their artistic talents and contributing to a unique 'Other lifestyle' that added vibrance to the holiday season in Harburg. Furthermore, the 10th graders' 'education-and-self-development' was evident as they cooked 'Flaming Festival Fare', offering a one-of-a-kind experience that continues to be cherished locally.
