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Celebrating the 25th Annual Fasching Event in Remchingen
The small town of Remchingen, nestled in the heart of Baden-Württemberg, recently celebrated its 25th annual Fasching event at the BürgerTreff's cultural hall. This beloved local tradition, which is also known as Carnival or Mardi Gras in other regions, is a time for festive gatherings, costumes, music, and community spirit.
The event was organised by the fun-loving folks in Singen, who have been instrumental in keeping the Fasching spirit alive in Remchingen for a quarter of a century. This year's celebrations were particularly special, as they were covered in detail by the "Pforzheimer Zeitung" and made accessible through their E-Paper and apps.
One of the highlights of the event was the honoring of Else Fahrer, a remarkable 103-year-old resident who continues to attend the Fasching event each year. Her presence serves as a testament to the enduring nature of the tradition and her unwavering commitment to the community.
Mayor Luca Wilhelm Prayon, an active supporter of the Fasching event, was also present. He took the opportunity to greet attendees, join in the festivities, and honour the oldest attendees, including Else Fahrer. His involvement underscores the event’s importance to the town’s cultural life and community engagement.
The event was attended by citizens of all ages, reflecting the event’s ability to bring together people from different generations. The presence of the prince and princess added an extra touch of royal charm to the proceedings.
For those who missed the event, the "Pforzheimer Zeitung" has made the article about the Fasching event easily accessible on their E-Paper and through their apps on iPhone/iPad and Android smartphones/tablet PCs. The "our-news" website also offers access to the article, ensuring that everyone can share in the joy of Remchingen’s Fasching celebrations.
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