Malchow Volksfest inspires with children's parade and spectacular fireworks!

Malchow Volksfest inspires with children's parade and spectacular fireworks!

Malchow, Deutschland - On July 5, 2025, the eagerly awaited Malchower Volksfest , which was opened with a happy children's parade and a spectacular fireworks. The festival is considered the oldest home festival in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and attracts numerous visitors every year. Traditional music and cultural education are the focus of this cultural event, which was even included in the list of unesco in December 2014.

The children's parade was a real feast for the eyes - hundreds of children in colorful, imaginative costumes inspires the audience, including many parents and grandparents. The joy was great when the little "heroes" pulled through the streets and then celebrated on the Volksfestplatz. The big parade, in which numerous local companies and cultural associations take part, also takes place during the four days of the folk festival and represents a highlight for everyone.

a festival with tradition and community

The purpose of the Malchower Volksfest is not commercial; Rather, it is about community and cultural education. The mood was euphoric and despite the often tedious times in the northern German tourism industry, the festival seemed to be happy to enjoy visitors. The attractions include a fairground and many activities for the smaller guests who can have a lot of fun with their families.

On the self-gagging field of the Müritz-Hof Knust, the blueberries now extend in full splendor and invite you to the harvest. The strawberries are also available for two to three weeks, with the great "P pick 5 - Zahle 4" campaign, picking becomes even more attractive for the families.

The event , which is known beyond the region, aims to promote direct contact with nature and community, which is particularly important in this fast-moving time. While the Malchow Volksfest is sitting in a successful end, the hope of a positive tourist development remains in the coming season. It is only to be hoped that the recovery of the North German tourism industry will continue to progress.

A tragic event on the same day overshadowed the start of the festival: a serious bus accident on the A19, in which a Flixbus was overturned and 20 travelers were injured, caused concern. The highway was then closed and the DEKRA is now examining the cause of the accident. The Interior Minister Christian Pegel commented and emphasized the need to improve security on the streets. This is particularly important at a time when many people are traveling to take part in celebrations and festivals such as the Malchower Volksfest.