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Here is what’s going on near Spangdahlem this weekend, Aug. 15-17.
Fantasy and Middle Ages Saarbrücken: All weekend long, get swept up in this magical world with fire shows, performances, shopping, food and fun at the Deutsch-Französischer Garten.
Altburg Festival: Make your way to Bundenburg all weekend long for this Celtic festival featuring live music, fire shows, shopping, demonstrations and more.
5th Annual Autobahn-anza: Marvel at the onsite vehicles as they compete for different awards this Saturday on Spangdahlem Air Base.
A jester carries around his cart full of props (starmaro (123RF))
Wittlich: Weekly Market: Get your produce, meat, poultry, honey and more at this market.
Trier: Beats and Bowl: Every Friday and Saturday, rock out to music as you aim for some strikes.
Trier: Weekly Market at Cattle Market Square: Shop regional products every Friday at this market.
Bitburg: Farmer’s Market Hall: Shop for locally grown products from the Eifel region every Friday.
Plütscheid: Alpaca Hike: Check out this unique hike every Friday and Saturday through December 19th.
Bernkastel-Kues: Meditative Forest Drawing: Relax in nature and draw. Materials will be available onsite.
Piesport: Antique Flea Market: Find your next treasure at this market on Saturday and Sunday.
Ürzig: Yoga and Wine: Sip wine and get your namaste on.
Neunkirchen: Back to School Festival at Roth Horse Ranch: Bring the kids out for pony rides, crafts, games and farm animals on Saturday and Sunday.
Koblenz: Antique Market Every Saturday: Find your next antique treasure at this market.
Trier: PUZZATHON TRIER 2025- 10-hour Team Puzzling Marathon (English language available): Grab three to five friends for a day of puzzling fun
Idar Oberstein: Flea Market: Find your next treasure at this market.
Kleinich: Village Festival: Come out for food and beer.
52-FSS (Spangdahlem area)
*Know before you go: Always check event websites before traveling to verify information, cost and regulations. Lectures and workshops on the economy are likely to be in German but may offer English alternatives. Events on military bases require base access.
