Schönefeld celebrates 650 years: Fest for German-Mongolian friendship!

Schönefeld celebrates 650 years: Fest for German-Mongolian friendship!

Schönefeld, Deutschland - July 19, 2023 will be a day for the history books, because Schönefeld celebrates its 650th anniversary in the festively decorated Bayangol Park. This is not enough, the German-Mongolian partnership festival is celebrated at the same time, which honors the long-term connection to Bayangol in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. This partnership has existed since 1998 and is particularly highlighted on the anniversary day. The celebrations start at 12 p.m. with a colorful cultural and community festival. MAZ Online reports that Mayor Christian Hentschel and the Mongolian ambassador Mandakhbileg Birvaa will open the official anniversary ceremony at 3 p.m.

The stage program promises a varied experience for the whole family. Mareile Gnep will open the celebration with its sensitive-poetic songs. Various artists will perform during the day, including the band Taiga with a mixture of traditional Mongolian sounds and electronic music. The Swiss singer/songwriter Ay Wing brings her melodies to the evening, while the Francisca Urio Band with party sounds creates an exuberant atmosphere. Cheerleader performances and a Mongolian fashion show also complete the program so that there will be something for every taste.

a festival for the whole family

The little guests are also not neglected. The children's philharmonic provides musical entertainment and there are numerous game, handicrafts and experience offers organized by daycare centers, clubs and youth facilities. In addition, a festival market is planned, where visitors can expect promotions from cooperation partners such as BER Airport, police, and fire brigade. Another crowd puller is the traditional Mongolian ring struggle that will captivate the audience.

For adventurous people there are ways to try archery, riding and the skill game Schagai. The culinary offer ranges from traditional to exotic dishes, so that the physical well -being of the visitors is well taken care of. Entry to the event is free of charge, which makes the festival accessible to all citizens and guests. The municipality of Schönefeld is looking forward to many visitors who want to celebrate this unique anniversary together.

A look at the history of Schönefeld

Schönefeld has an eventful story. For the first time, the place was mentioned in 1375 as a "beautiful" in the countrybook of Emperor Charles IV. The origins of the village church even go back to the early 13th century. This historical legacy is not only discussed at the celebrations, but also brought alive through the various cultural performances.

July 19, 2023 promises to become an unforgettable festival. With a diverse program for all age groups, Schönefeld lives up to its 650-year history and creates a framework for the coexistence of cultures and generations. Festival Alarm and other cultural events show how important it is to keep the cultural heir alive and celebrate together.