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What’s up this weekend Spangdahlem

What’s up this weekend Spangdahlem (Designed by Stripes Staff)

There is plenty to do near Spangdahlem this weekend, April 17-19.

TOP THREE THIS WEEKEND
  1. The World of Hans Zimmer – The Immersive Symphony: This Friday, enjoy your favorite songs by Zimmer performed by a live symphony in Trier.

  2. Rock the Circus - Music for the Eyes: In Trier this Friday, you can check out this performance group that combines rock concerts with acrobatics.

  3. Koblenz Crafts Fair 2.0: All weekend long, enjoy shopping, workshops, food islands, concerts and more in the city center.

People Making Paper Flowers Craft Art Work Handicraft

There is something for everyone on our list of things to do this weekend near Spangdahlem. (Grigoriy (Adobe Stock))

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New This Weekend
  • Wittlich: Music in the Synagogue: “Israeli violinist Yevgenia Pikovsky performs works by Jewish composers from the Romantic and Modern periods with young soloists from Villa Musica.”

  • Bitburg: Interactive Children’s Science Show (in German): Bring the kids out to the town hall this Saturday for this science show.

  • Idar-Oberstein: Karl May Fair and Family Days: On Saturday and Sunday, bring the family out for stunt shows, bouncy houses, birds of prey shows, exhibitors, shopping and performances.

  • Neunkirchen: Heavysaurus: Bring the kids out for these dinos who perform kid-friendly metal this Saturday.

  • Ürzig: Antique & Flea Market On The Banks Of The Moselle: All weekend long, find your next treasure at this market.

  • Spangdahlem Library, Spangdahlem Air Base: DIY Studio: Pick up a new hobby at this once-a-month-event at the library for adults and teens 13+.

Recurring Events
Happy business owner selling bio organic apples to customer, standing behind farming produce counter.

Check out one of the local markets in your area. (DC Studio (Adobe Studio))

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On-Installation MWR and USO Events

*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. 

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Tamala Malerk is a writer and editor with Stars and Stripes Europe. She has been with SSE since April 2022 writing articles all about travel, lifestyle, community news, military life and more. In May 2022, she earned her Ph.D. in History and promises it is much more relevant to this job than one might think.

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