Artistic spectacle intertwined with age-old customs at 43rd Landshuter Hay Market

The annual Landshuter Haferlmarkt, a well-known market for regional arts and crafts, is set to return to Freyung, Germany from Friday, September 12th to Sunday, September 14th. This year's event will see the official opening ceremony take place on Friday at 1:30 PM, with Deputy Mayor Jutta Widmann representing Mayor Alexander Putz.

The Landshuter Haferlmarkt serves as a platform for local potters to exhibit their work. A total of 29 potters will be presenting their handmade creations at this traditional market, showcasing a diverse range of ceramics. From trendy and modern designs to traditional "Kroeninger Keramik" and utilitarian pieces, visitors can expect to admire a wide variety of ceramic works.

The potters exhibiting at the Landshuter Haferlmarkt are graduates of the Landshuter Keramikschule, ensuring a high standard of craftsmanship. The market offers visitors the unique opportunity to engage in personal conversations with the artists, providing insights into the inspiration behind their creations.

The market is not just a place to admire and purchase these beautiful works of art, but also to learn about the craftsmanship involved. Many of the potters will be demonstrating their techniques, offering a fascinating glimpse into the world of ceramics.

The Landshuter Haferlmarkt takes place on the forecourt of St. Jodok Church in the Freyung. This year's event promises to be as popular as ever, attracting visitors from Landshut and the surrounding region. So, mark your calendars and join us for a weekend filled with arts, crafts, and engaging conversations with local artists.

Artistic spectacle intertwined with age-old customs at 43rd Landshuter Hay Market