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Out and About...

Until Mon, April 10, 11 a.m. - 7 p.m., Innsbruck/Austria, Old town, Easter Market

The Easter Market in Innsbruck takes place right in front of the Golden Roof in the old town. The Easter Market in the historical center of Innsbruck is organized in respect of the Christian Easter celebration and also welcomes the arrival of spring. In addition, the Old Town offers a colourful program of Tyrolean traditions and customs. From Frühschoppen' - a traditional pre-lunch get-together over a glass of beer - and the making of 'Palmbuschen' - bunches of twigs decorated with crepe paper and little pretzels - to traditional costumes and festive Tyrolean Easter dances. locals present centuries-old customs and traditions to welcome spring.

Until Mon, April 10 , 11 a.m. – 6 p.m. (closed Good Friday), Bad Tölz, Marktstrasse, Easter Market, The scene of the event is the Marktstraße, also called the most beautiful "festival hall" of the Oberland The reason for the nickname are the magnificent houses with Lüftlmalereien, which provide a colorful ambience in the cozy hustle and bustle of the gastronomy and small stores. Every day - except Good Friday - the 30 stalls of the Tölzer Ostermarkt invite you to stroll and browse from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Thu, April 6, and every Thursday 8 a.m., Partenkirchen, s Market, Fresh produce and local food specialties.

Good Friday, German Holiday – All stores closed

All local church services for the Easter holidays are listed in Thursday’s Garmisch-Partenkirchener Tagblatt paper available at all gas stations and in the Bahnhof book store.

23, Augsburg, Kleiner Exerzierplatz, Augsburger Plärrer, Langenmantelstrasse Ecke Kester straße,86153 Augsburg, www.augsburgerplaerrer.de

Sun, April 9,11 a.m. – 5 p.m., München, Olympiastadion, around the Olympic Tower, Family Easter Festival https://www.olympiapark.de/en/events/easter-festival-n3699

Sun & Mon, April 9 & 10, all day, Grossweil, Glentleiten Open Air Museum, Easter Egg Hunt for children, Easter egg hunt for children on Easter Sunday and Easter Monday. The Easter Bunny will be hiding little ladybugs around the open-air museum to represent the eggs, which the children can then exchange for real eggs in organic quality.

Mon, April 10, Easter Monday, German Holiday –All stores closed

Mon, April 10, 8 p.m., Grainau, Kurhaus, Easter concert of the Musikkapelle Grainau

Fri, April 14 and every Friday, 8 a.m., Garmisch, pedestrian zone, Farmer’s Market, Fresh produce and local food specialties.

Sat, April 15, 8 a.m.– 4 p.m., Oberammergau, Festplatz, Am Labergraben, Flea Market

Sat, April 15, 8 p.m., Partenkirchen, Ludwigstraße 73. Unter den Arkaden,, Night Watchman Tour, with Anna, the daughter of the historical night watchman of Partenkirchen, Anno 1868/70, you experience the "night watchwoman of Partenkirchen" on her nocturnal tour. Whether forces of nature, mischief or mystical figures of the night, at special stops you will learn more about it. You dive into the world of the night watchmen, up until 1893. A world without electric light, but with a lot of human interaction in a small mountain village in Upper Bavaria, in the Werdenfelser Land.

Fri, April 21 – Sun, May 7, Munich, Theresienwiese, 56th Annual Spring Festival, The Frühlingsfest fills Munich's Theresienwiese with over 100 fairground rides, beer tents and live music for more than two weeks of enjoyment. Munich's calendar is filled with fairs and festivities and the Spring Festival neatly fills the gap between the Strong Beer season and the onset of summer with its long beer-garden evenings. http://www.fruehlingsfest-muenchen.de/ (German)

Fri, April 21, 5 - 11 p.m., Hall/Tirol, Old Town, Haller Nightseeing When countless visitors stroll through the alleys, art and culture lovers dive into the history of the city, and music groups make the city swing, night turns into day and the saline city celebrates its "Haller Nightseeing". Free guided tours of selected sights reveal cultural treasures that are only accessible in this form on this evening. A large night market with handicrafts and homemade goods is set up at Stiftsplatz. In addition, stores and restaurants in Hall's old town are open and offer many attractions, live music and surprises.

Sat, April 27, 7 a.m. – 4 p.m., Munich, Theresienwiese, Annual Spring Fest Flea Market, Riesenflohmarkt – about 2000 vendors and 10,000 visitors.

Sat, April 29 - Sun, May 7, Munich, Mariahilfplatz, Auer Mai Dult –Outdoor Market, Winter's spell is lifted from the Mariahilfplatz and the shadows of its church no longer trail a lonely square. For this year's first edition of the Auer Dult, dealers will be offer-ing a plenitude of jumble; a great array of small treasures can be discovered by just strolling across the fairground between 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. glass or porcelain, wax or wicker, traditional foods or candy, just to name a few. Family friendly rides will round out the delightful offerings at one of the city’s most traditional fairs. For more information, visit www.auerdult.de www.home.army.mil/bavaria/