New king Jannis in Kirchdorf: The consistent disc collector rules!

New king Jannis in Kirchdorf: The consistent disc collector rules!

Kirchdorf, Deutschland - in Kirchdorf is a new court in the sign of the shooting festival tradition. The Schützenverein Kirchdorf ceremoniously proclaimed its new majesty. This is led by King Jannis Meyer, who deserves the name "The Consistent Panel Collector" and is now considered the youngest rifle king of the club's history. Previously, the 14-year-old Lasse Wulf Wulf was a children's king and now takes on the role of the youth king, while Charleen Kattfer and Kilian Westermann bear the titles of the children's queen and the children's king.

The celebrations were accompanied by a colorfully designed festival program, which was opened with marches to the fairground and the royal residence by the Kirchdorf Spielmannszug. The majesties were driven through the streets in a magnificent royal slide, guided by Heinrich Grimpo. The highlights of the weekend were the appearances of the DJs "Lars Lickett & Friends" on Saturday evening and the party band "Sweet Dreams" on Sunday.

tradition and community

The rifle system in Germany is deeply rooted in culture and is practiced by people of all ages and backgrounds. According to UNESCO it includes a variety of traditions that have adapted to social changes over time. The celebrations are often shaped by local customs that enrich social and cultural life in smaller communities such as Kirchdorf all year round.

The shooting festivals, in which a rifle queen or a queen is usually determined, are of central importance for the community. They not only offer a platform for cultural forms of expression, but also promote cohesion within the clubs. In the case of the Kirchdorf shooting club, the successful participants in competitions such as the district children's king shooting take active youth work. Lasse Wulf achieved an excellent 3rd place here, while the new district child queen Helen Nietfeld is called. These successes further strengthen the commitment and tradition of the association.

joint celebrations and commitment

The shooting festival in Kirchdorf, which is traditionally celebrated on the Pentecost weekend, is another expression of this deeply rooted community. References to upcoming events such as the

With a view of future activities, such as the countdown to the 41st KJF tent camp and the planning of exciting competitions, the anticipation for the upcoming community events can be felt. The association's sweaty work to pass on and maintain tradition is supported by all members with great enthusiasm.