Autumn Market Eibelshausen

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On October 11 and 12, "Made" comes to Eschenburg:

Eibelshausen invites you to stroll and enjoy the funfair

Eschenburg-Eibelshausen - The bumper cars probably won’t arrive until spring after all, but the Autumn Market in Eibelshausen has a lot to offer. The market masters are receiving many new offers at markt@eschenburg.de – so there will be plenty of activity in the community on October 11 and 12.

There has been a regular market in Eibelshausen since 1782, with dates on the second Sunday in May for the spring market and the second Sunday in October for the autumn market being a tradition. Despite all the changes in trade, these have remained the same. But no tradition exists without innovation: Since this year, the spring market has been celebrated together with the festival "MundART…mit Biss!" And on October 10 and 11, 2027, "Made," as the market is affectionately called in the local dialect, will bring another innovation: The Energy Fair, which has been offering "Solutions for Home Use" in Eschenburg since 2006, will be integrated into the market hustle right at the town hall.

If you want to imagine this now, you are warmly invited to the autumn market in Eibelshausen on October 11 and 12, where strolling and funfair activities will take place around the marketplace. The range offered by the "floating traders" extends from A for Allsorts to Z for Cotton Candy. By the way, the traditional "Maad-Wecke" is sold at the market by the Eschenburg community team, financing the Christmas party and company excursion. When no one wanted to sell the Wecken at the market, the staff council turned necessity into a virtue.

On Sunday, shops throughout the community will also be open from 1 to 6 p.m. Local businesses like the Weil fashion house and the WohnCentrum Wissenbach will be open and demonstrate their important capabilities "on site." You can find more information about the market at www.eschenburg.de/made online.

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Sunday, October 11, 2026
00:00–00:15
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