Chliandelfinger Früeligsmärt

• 11. May. 2024 from 09:00 - 17:00 o'clock

It's busy again in the winding back village of Kleinandelfingen: on the Saturday before Mother's Day, the charming Chliandelfinger Früeligsmärt takes place from 9 am. This year, 90 stalls with a wealth of beautiful and colorful, interesting and mostly home-made articles await visitors who want to treat someone or themselves and bring joy.

Some people enjoy a chat over a glass of excellent local wine and something tasty in one of the rustic taverns. The cafeteria of the Rosengarten residential and care center serves traditional Ghackets with Hörnli and Öpfelmues, the Wypuure Beiz prepares Fischknusperli with boiled potatoes and the Knabibeiz serves tasty grilled steaks and sausages with baked potatoes and sour cream. There's something for the sweet tooth in every pub and at some of the stands.

Ron Dideldum, our ever-popular dream builder, takes care of an entertaining "time-out" for parents, whisking the little ones away into the world of poetry. The jugglers Salem & Fabiüs are out and about on high stilts and amaze even the most hardened with their show. For all sports enthusiasts, we have once again organized the Rössliriiti, which is set in motion by pure bicycle propulsion. The children will love it and we can already hear the ringing of the fire engine bell that heralds the start of a new round of the carousel. If you want to put your skills to the test, you should definitely pay a visit to the forest stall and try your hand at the Klötzli beigen.

Music is provided by the Pfister barrel organ couple in their nostalgic costumes and the Wyland-Örgeler with their lively music. Not to be missed and to keep the Früeligsmärt alive, the OC organizes the traditional balloon competition. This year, the 1st prize is a Goldvreneli and there are other attractive prizes to be won. Every card returned wins!

The pubs are open until late into the night for everyone to enjoy a cozy get-together and the Trottothek music bar entices you to stay longer.


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