Martin's Day in Hellersdorf: Evangelical Church invites you to the festival on November 10th!

Hellersdorf. On the occasion of the Martin's Day, the Evangelical parish of Berlin-Hellersdorf invites you to a party on Friday, November 10th. It starts at 4 p.m. at the church on Risaer Straße. When dark, the lanterns are lit and a lantern parade through the quarter starts. The move of musical support from the trombone choir of the community is accompanied.

According to a report of the Berlin Week, Martin's Day is celebrated every November 11th and has a long tradition in Germany. The act of the Martin train goes back to the legend of St. Martin, a Roman soldier who shared his coat with a freezing beggar according to legend. In Berlin, Martin's Day is a popular event in which many children pull through the streets with their self -made lanterns.

in Hellersdorf, a district in the Marzahn-Hellersdorf district, there is a strong community of the Evangelical parish. The annual festival offers residents the opportunity to gather in a happy environment and celebrate the religious heritage together. The lantern parade not only brings fun for the children, but also promotes the sense of community in Hellersdorf.

Martin's Day also has local effects on the economy. In the weeks before the festival, lanterns and handicrafts are increasingly asked what benefits the companies on site. The festival also offers a platform to support local artists and music groups. The trombone choir of the community helps to enrich the musical culture in Hellersdorf.