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News Article: A Sensory Feast Awaits at Genuss am See
Prepare for a delightful weekend as the picturesque grounds surrounding Restaurant Purino on De Wittsee come alive with the vibrant festival known as Genuss am See. This year, the event takes place on the last weekend of August, starting on Saturday, August 30th, at 5 PM, and continuing until Sunday, August 31st.
The festival promises a harmonious blend of music, food, artisan crafts, and summer vibes, catering to foodies, families, and nature lovers alike. The event is true to the motto "Enjoy with all your senses."
On Saturday, visitors can look forward to atmospheric concerts, food trucks, and walking acts, culminating in a breathtaking fire show at night. The sponsors for this year's event include Sparkasse Krefeld, Sparkassenstiftung, airable GmbH, Laarakkers RESITE Area Development, Volksbank Krefeld, and, of course, Restaurant PURiNO am De Wittsee.
On Sunday, August 31st, the focus shifts to the Market and Family Day. Local producers will offer a variety of treats, such as goat's milk ice cream, honey, salts, tomatoes, liqueurs, and more at the Genussmarkt. Additionally, institutions, clubs, and nature initiatives present interactive activities for all ages on the Information Mile.
A diverse stage program accompanies the market until 7 PM, offering music, walking acts, children's activities, and nature experiences. The best part? Entry to the event is free on both days, August 30th and 31st.
So, mark your calendars and get ready to immerse yourself in a sensory feast at Genuss am See. This event is more than just a festival; it's an opportunity to celebrate local culture, enjoy delicious food, and create unforgettable memories in a beautiful lakeside setting.
[1] Admission is free both days.
What a treat! Experience the sensory delights of Genuss am See, where lifestyle meets food-and-drink, home-and-garden, and artisan crafts. Immerse yourself in the vibrant festival at Restaurant Purino on De Wittsee, with free admission on August 30th and 31st.
