Run for peace and tolerance: Wittenberge runs for the good thing!

Run for peace and tolerance: Wittenberge runs for the good thing!

Wittenberge, Deutschland - this day, June 20, 2025, the topic of peace is big on the agenda in Wittenberge. Here the "Run for Peace and Tolerance" starts at 10 a.m. in the Clara-Zetkin-Park. With over 850 registered participants, the event becomes a real spectacle. The 12-hour run only ends at 10 p.m. and spontaneously can also take part in the spontaneous, as co-organizer Annette Hensler encourages everyone. At the same time, there is a happy family festival from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m., in which hands -on activities for young and old, delicious food and refreshing drinks are waiting for visitors. This is more than just a run; It is a sign of a peaceful society.

Not only the run causes a sensation in the region. In Wittenberge, a new show archive will open on June 28th at the town hall festival, for which the city has invested an impressive 245,000 euros in construction and equipment. The preparations for this are going well and it seems as if this could become the cultural highlight of summer!

cultural events and commitment

In addition to the big run, there are other exciting events. For example, on July 17th in the Pritzwalk city library, the reading summer for students from the 3rd to 5th grades starts. A great opportunity for the boys and girls to improve their reading skills and even lead a logbook!

A look at Perleberg shows that the summer solstice is celebrated here. On the same day as the run, fashion shows, dances and concerts will bring the city to life. Pro Peace is active in the educational landscape, which supports schools in learning non -violent solutions. The project includes workshops that help students learn how to deal with conflicts. In 2024, 151 workshops had already been successfully carried out, and the response of the participants - both students and teachers - was consistently positive. In conjunction with the peace days, there are also plans for a peace run in Cologne in autumn 2024 on the agenda.

Change in the parish office and other developments

Another important event in the region concerns Uwe Czubatynski, who will take over the parish service for the entire church community of nine churches Breddin and the surrounding area from July 1. Born in Perleberger and studied theologian, has an impressive career. After his ordination in 1990, he worked in various positions, most recently as archivist of the Brandenburg cathedral. Now he follows Petra Leukert, who has moved to Spandau.

While numerous events are planned in Perleberg, you also notice an upswing in the catering trade, such as the new La Maison in Pritzwalk, which was taken over by Esteve and Karen Rodríguez-Guardo. This is complemented by creative events with Spanish and Colombian dishes - a real pleasure!

and also with sporting activities there is a lot going on. On June 22nd, a guided bike tour to the record castle will be started, which is part of a medieval spectacle.

The citizens in the region can look forward to numerous events and initiatives. The diversity shows how important commitment to peace and community is and that there is always a lot to experience in the Prignitz!